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[95]cS ok MADRID 1177 (9 OkF a, S19) Fo,
[96]1. - SAMKO HAS CONFIRMED FLIGHT RESERVATIONS FOR)
[97]HADRID ON 29 MAY. Has BEEN BRIEFED AND UNDERSTANDS - -
[98]. . I
[99]© CONTACT It "STRUCT LOWS. 7 *
[100]2. FILE: 201-735296 AND 201-88S054, GP
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[134]MICROFILM re
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[136]BOC. MICRO, SER,
[138]I. PLEASE aSvISe WHEN Sait iKO- 2s MAY TRAVEL CONFIRMED,
[140]- OM ARRIVAL, MADRI2 WILL BZ CONTASTED BY SACODER PER
[141]MADRID 1168. RESERVATION AT HOTEL FENIX CONFIRMED BUT
[142]WOLDER IF HE HAY MaVE sow DIFFICULTY WiTH FLIGHT
[143]AESCRVATIONS IN VIEW RATHER HEAVY PRE-SEASON TOURIST |
[144]TRAFFIC THIS YEAR. . .
[146]2. FLORSGA PRESENCE MADRID FOR SANKO APPROACH COULD
[147]BE HELPFUL BUT ROT DEEMED ESSENTIAL. ACCORDINGLY,
[149]29 5 6 6.
[151]SHOULD IT APPEAR DESIRAPLE To EXTEND CURRENT DEBRIEFING
[153]BE YON) 29 MAY, SUGGEST HE GE ALLOWED REMAIN TO WRAP uP
[154]CASE, ,
[156]3. FILE 201-135296, 201-888054, GP-]
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[186]FRANCO-enters the offlee. ‘iney mention the ineident that
[187]happened lest ninht at Barajas airport when the plane arrived .
[188]from Havand. . & voman(Spanish) rudsed. her umbvella ont :
[189]threetcned HORACIO, while 4 gusano kept hitting him. FRANCO
[190]says trat he hit five ox six of the attackers. real ‘hird, and -
[191]that he thinks he really hurt one of them quite badly around
[192]the face and head. Everyone was covered with blood, ;
[194]an come. into the office and. telk about the -
[195]Aincident(above) also. Then the @lrl says that ahe has come
[196]to Spain to tuke a course’in Alcala, It seens that the course ...
[197]is connected with UNESCO, She will later go to the University |. Looe
[198]of Santender and-on- to Paris to take a course there, She says; |” . i
[199]she is a member of the, Party, and wants to know how she is nd
[200]goings to maintain hea Bet. here in Spain. RUIZ says that |
[201]they too are members, "bE at due to the difficuity of public
[202]relations that 1t-1s a month-and a-half since they have had.
[203]a group meeting, He says that the work that they are doins
[204]makes it difficult to carry on the Party life, but that never-
[205]theless it is necessary to neve sroun meetings to discuss tha _ .
[206]members, Sne says that she would like to live in Madrid, ; t
[207]. in a student residence, and commute to Alcala by car, or
[208]f “9° bus every day, Ruiz Says that in this wey 16 weuld 5e more .
[209]“wee. economical for her and she would have more contact witn the ‘
[210]*. other students, She says that shé would 1tke to be in ;
[211]some Spanisn-American collese to get accuainted with the -students
[212]there.,: RUIZ says she .could be very useful so ‘them with her
[213]student connections, and that without interfering with her
[214]Studies wne ean 2130 be helping Cuba, H¢ highly recommends
[215]that she get every thing she can, culturally during her stay in
[216]Spain, He Says that for very much she has read about museuns
[217]and historical and artistic places 1t 4s quite differnnt seeing
[219]them,
[221]Ruiz asxs her to leave her address at the endassy so that the
[222]President of the Youen's Faderation of the Party can take
[223]advantage of her being of use to them in one way or another,
[224]so Ruiz tells her that anything that might heppen to her te come .
[225]° : to the embassy and let their kiow about it, He says there is
[226], the danger that they will spy on-her or follow her and that
[227]there is the possibility of enemies getting close to her,
[228]Fe says that everyone makes mistakes and that if she does to
[229]let them know at once so thas they can prevent the consequence,
[230]and give her good advice, , .
[232]A wonan and a r
[234]for a leny time, At about 2:39 pm
[235]he comes in with BARREDA end another person. Ruiz says that
[236]he has to srrite to the Deputy Secretary(of Foreisn Relations-?)
[237]about the. ineident at Forajas airport, He is roine to point out
[238]the permissiveness of the police, He is going to point out
[239]that the officials of the embassy were provoked by the others
[241]He has been out of the office
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[280]: SE CR ET “eeizece MAY 78 cite MADRID’
[282]166 oo - = of
[283]WH/MIAME INFO DinectoR - "BD detach. 0885 I 7
[285]TYPI¢ AHAUTO 2 OG _ ee . °
[286]REF: WH/MAAIMY 7651 (wosscta) _ | im
[288]1. SAM KO HAS RESERVATION ‘AT HOTEL FENIX RPT FE DMICR
[290]OFILMED
[291]PASEO DE LA CASTELLANA 2, BEGINNING 30 May. ON ARFIVAUN 1979
[293]SAN KO SHOULD TAKE Tax! DIRECTLY To HOTEL WHERE Sacbaige. MICRO, SER,
[294]USING ALIAS JORN ALCINO WILL CONTACT AT 1702 HOURS,
[295]3O MAY. IN EVENT OF: Ev ERGENCY SANKO © SHOULD CALL
[296]ALCINO ON 276-6990. WHILE WAITING FOR SACODER °S VISIT
[297]SAN KO SHOULD ARRANGE FOR SEPARATE TOURS OF MADRID,
[298]TOLEDO AND EL ESCORIAL/VALLEY OF FALLEN FOR 1, 2 AND
[300]S JUNE, THIS NECESSARY TO SUPPORT STORY AS WELL AS
[304]FOR SANKO TC HAVE LITERATURE ON HIS PERSON WHEN MAKES
[306]CONTACT YITH AMAUTO-1. .
[307]"2. THANKS FOR FINE SUPPORT. 7 . _ | ee BS ,
[308]3. FILE 201-735296 aND 201- 866054. GP-1 .
[309]SECRET
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[334]CRED 35 19 is2itd ee 351859
[336]Ll. THANK YCU.. MCST USEFUL.
[337].2, 0 FILE: . 201- -735295.
[338]END CF MESSAGE
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[353]RELCASING CIFICER [os E-C-R-E-T
[355]AUTHENTICATING
[356]Orrliergs
[358]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER Pte vi cor? KO,
[360]ee ce teen erm ne ET ner
[362]| tice tt Toure insse momantlr
[363]Cane Secervaniar r OVSENINA TIONS Lassie Sitise* - Tora Copies 2. ROUTING ANG/OR Ter TtaL8-SzEK Or
[364]a EMINATIONCT “"LASSIFIEO pA SORES es nour Ing an
[366]BeaaN ner Noe.
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[373]a ge C RET Bie ived MAY 70 CITE F eivmann fe Vayeeccu ACT ING)
[374]ots. war 1” sro DIRECTOR aan -
[376]oo 7 ‘TYPIC anauTo .
[378]4 Se, 7 REFS: A. WarmnAMy: 1628 Citozns).
[380]&. WH/HIART 1633" T0829)
[382]a Pe paRtD 1154 (iw osy7s)
[384]Pa. SAMKO HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED TO MAKE RESERVATTS
[386]. ON AEROAVES DE MEXICO FLIGHT To MADRID, ON-29 may, |
[387]a 2- SAMNKO THOUROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS FOLLOWING COVER
[389]FOR TRIPs
[391]A. WIEN WIFE PASSED ay /AY, WAS BROKEN UP AND
[392]STILL NOT COWPLETELY RECOVERED. DECIDED TRIP TO”
[393]EUROPE WOULD HELP. FORGET.
[395]B. SAY “JULIUS” LAST YEAR AT SanKo's HOLL YwaoD
[396]DELICATESSEN, SAMKO, WHO HE ARO ANAUTO-1- HAD BEEN
[398]KILLED, WAS TOLD BY > Jub tus" OF AMAUTO-1°S CURRENT
[399]POSITION IN MADRID. SANKO, THEREFORE, -OOKING
[400]UP AMAUTO- i FOR MOL D TIMES SAKE,
[402]3. IF CONTACT ESTABLISHED, SAMKO INSTRUCTED To.
[403]FOLLOW THESE LINES WITH ANAUTO- is
[405]Se]. Feo os ge Sin
[407]a 93594
[409]oe
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[414]: ii  |aorres “Pereegoucr x t
[416]J ROTION ne
[418]TOTAL Copies Ts ROUTING ANDIOM INITIALS SEEN OF
[420]SECRET “iui
[422]Apvance coo | lisse
[424]moee: Qin . . Cre
[425]_—_—_ cLamry to cb ene no, : . co
[426]er . ,
[427]| SAGF TO Crs NO. a .
[429]ose es eee oreo Gaerne 00 pmanen
[431]tat 7651 SECRET:
[433]BS
[434]a
[436]OAc RELIVE “OLD DAYS: AND TRY-TO RERLIOLE OLD
[437]SPARKS vE ENTION HOW GOOD THINGS ARE IN STATES ato
[438]OFPoaTY NIT res EXISTING.
[440]‘Be IN LOW KEY, SOUND KIM out ow FEELINGS .
[441]TOWARDS’ STATES, AUTHUG, REGIME, FUTURE; AND FAMILY. —
[443]Cy SET UP CHANNEL OF cont: “LCATIONS FOR FUTURE,
[444]_ USING “SAMKO'S HONE ADDRESS. at SANE TINE, ATTERPT
[445]70 OBTAIN ADDRESS TO WHICH HE COULD WRITE AMAUTO-1,
[447]4. SANKO UNDERSTANDS THESE BASIC INSTRUCTIONS AND
[448]CONCURS IN THEIR LOGIC. HE STATED WILLINGNESS TO
[449]APPLY THEM IN EVENTUAL MEETING WITH ANAUTO-1. ANY MORE .
[450]COMPLICATED INSTRUCTIONS woULD TE! TO CONFUSE AND -
[451]POSSIBLY ALIENATE SANKO AT THIS TINE. THIS ALSO.
[453]ALLOWS Mads ID ANY GPTIONS IT. MAY WANT TO USE WITHOUT
[455]CONFUSING SANKO.
[456]Se SAM} xO INDICATED "JULIUS" wAS “JULIO Diaz, BORN
[457]CIRCA 1938 08 CUBA. DURING 1958'S WHEN AMAUTO-1.WORKED
[458]ror SANKO, "gulls" ALSO WORKED AND WAS FRIEND OF AMAUTO-1.
[459]* JULIUS RESIDES SONEWHERE If WEST PAaLti BEACH OR FORT
[461]LAUDERDALE, IS HARRIE 3, AND HAS “CHiLDRE Whe SAMKO HAS
[462]Oe D DO SEIRET a
[464]Cases Secrerasiat DisseMiNaTiON .-—~ Cuassinicodit face” - Ue Lcopes vo SOU TING snore rarriats-sttm ar
[466]Puemen INT ne
[468]CLAREFY TO CE PE KO.
[470]MALY TO CB PILE NO. :
[471]| teen
[473]1O rene aa © rercen to
[476]BENE
[478]LAF
[480]PAGE 3: WEANTANI WSIS ECRET.
[481]ts kot ‘SEEN SLNCE CHANCE ENCOUNTER. ABOUT YEAR AGO.
[482]———s FLS PROVIDE HOTEL ‘AtD CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS. “
[483]; Sanika WILL ACCEPT ANYONE WHO MENTIONS MR. JOSEPH NORRIS.
[484]: 2s. FILE: “E31-735296 AW 201-866054. GP- 1 -
[485]SE CRET
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[501]EVENT ING 2d MAY. “SUBJ LIVING AT REF a5
[503]A CUSA ‘ REFUGEE.
[504]2. NEITHER SUBJ. NOR BORGES UNDERSTA
[505]-EXSLISH PARASES. SUBy SOLVED Language
[507]EXSLISH SPEAKING NEIGHBOR To INTERPRET
[508]30R, ROGHMATE BORGES MANAGED TELL RoF
[510]NERVOUS. CONDITION, KAD UNGERGONE E
[512]YEAR Ass, ROFFINOLI WOTiCzO Sone HER
[514]TROUGET PROBABLY DUE INITIAL UNCERTAI
[515]. Se SUBJ IS WHITE CUSAN App: oN 3°%@
[517]HAS SLENDER SUILD ALTHO SMALL Paunen,
[519]SLISHTLY SLIMISKED, AQUILINE 8OSz,
[521]SZ LOS ANGELES2e38
[522]‘(C2dc bd,
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[527]i sy UNDER SUITABLE PRETEXT
[528]SS.WITH CNE JORGE SORGES,
[530]D ENGLISH, SPEAK ONLY FEW
[532]ee SY ASKING SPANISH=
[534]VHILE SUBJ CALLING NEIGH-
[535]FFINOLI SUSU SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
[536]ECTRO SHOX TREATMENT APPROX a ;
[537]fOUSNESS. ON PART CF SUSU, BUT °C
[538]UTY WAY ROSFINOLI CONTACTING HIM.
[540]" TALL, ¥ZIGHS 130-135 LBs.
[542]LENSTE, ONS SIDEBURNS, ETO.) suse HAS VERY Z0YISH © APPEARANCE,
[545]2
[547]COULD ZAsi Y PASS AS PERSON 21-23 yz
[549]NO COVERT HOMOSEXUAL TENDENCIES NOTES.
[551]ARS OLD ALTHO KE CLAIMS TO BE 29,
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[563]4. SUBY NEVER SINCE ASRiVING LOS ANGELES ALTHO HAS |
[564]APPLIED FOR SiVERaL=G353. ACCORDINS TO BORGES, SUSU DENIED WORK DUE: |
[565]“JO KIS NERVOUS CONSITION, 0. bee Sot ae
[566]5.. FILE: 201-735296, GP-1 0” . eT
[567]“SECRET ee _ -
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[593]SECRET 2112357: MAY 7a cits MADRID fist i
[594]PRIORITY VHMIAMT, DIRECTOR: PEN 87675
[595]“TYPIC AMAUTO  - _ 0 eee ee
[597]“REF: A. “DIRECTOR 0357420
[599]Be WH/MIANT re28(/nd of 70ay)
[601]1. PLEASED WITH APPEARANCE OF “ut ULIAS" INTO OPS La
[602]PICTURE. WE ARE NO¥ PREPARED TO IMPLEMENT APPROACH TO ee
[603]AMAUTO=i USING. SAMKOs HOWEVER REF B HIGHLIGHTS. AN fo a
[604]IMPORTANT ASPECT OF SANKC’S CHARACTER WHICH COULD HAVE
[606]. AN ADVERSE AFFECT ON THE SUCCESS OF THE OPERATION.
[608]BEFORE PROVIDING CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS REED CLEAR INDI-
[610]. CATION. THAT SAMKO, ALTHOUGH DOING FAVOR FoR HIS GOVT, -
[611]Stee WILLING AND ABLE FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, _HE MUST UNDERSTAND ae
[612]THAT HIS MISSION TO MapRID IS To OBTAIN ASSESSMENT OF
[613]AMAUTO-1 AND THROUGH RENEWAL CF OLD FRIENDSHIP TO OPEN
[614]CHANNEL To AMAUTO- | SHOULD THE LATTER EVER ‘NEED A FRIEND
[615]IN THE U.S. ALSO. THAT HE CANNOT (RPT CANNOT EXPRESS OR
[616]IMPLY To AMAUTO-1 TRKAT VISIT -To MADRID WAS AT THE BENXEST .
[617]OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT OR JKLANCE. WITH THIS ASSURANCE
[618]‘SEE “NO REASON NOT TO: PROCEED WITH oP. ‘ON OTHER HAND
[619](3 ce PY LIS AK
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[639]PAGE : 2 MADRID 1151, Ss E CRE T.
[641]IF HE WOT VILLING OR ABLE: COMPLY vith THESE GUIDELINES,
[642]moot OPERATION NOT LIKELY ACHIEVE*OBJECTIVES AND. MIGHT.
[643]_ CAUSE EMBARRASSMENT TO ALL CONCERNED. —
[644]"2. WELCOME ANY WH/MIANT CHANGES. IN SCENARIOS
[645]OTHERWISE STATION WILL PROCEED AS PREVIOUSLY NOTED.
[646]“3, FILE 201-735296.. oP-1 |
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[671]SECRET 28184 MAY 70 CITE WHA TAM <NEBECKER ACTING)
[672]PRIORITY DIRECTOR, MADRID = 0
[673]“TYPIC AMATO . | .
[675]REF vRAmiAMT. 7628 - Gosmel)
[677]de ~ SANKO CONTACTED MID- DAY. 20 MAY. HE HAS SHOTS,
[678]NEW PASSPORT, A aN READY To TRAVEL. PACHANKIS MEATIONED
[679]. TENTATIVE DATE OF 29 MAY VIA IBERIA. , :
[680]2. WHEN QUESTIONED ON MUTUAL FRIEND Whe COULD
[681]HAVE TOLD HIM OF AMAUTO-1 POSITION IN SPAIN, SAMKO
[683]SAID HE TALKED TG “JULIAS" FROM OLD DAYS ABOUT ONE
[684]YEAR AGO. “JULIAS™ YORKED IN GROCERY STORE WITH AMAUTO-1
[685]AND CURRENTLY RESIDES IN MIAMI/HOLLYWOOD AREA. SAMKO
[686]CANNOT FURTHER IDENTIFY. APPEARS WE CAN INVOKE
[687]“JULIAS” AS COVER STORY FOR CONTACT, RATHER THAN PURSUE
[688]MANUEL (WIGOS) PEREZ LEAD. .
[689]3. FILE: 2@1-735296 AND go1- -866054, @P-1
[691]MICROFILMED
[692]_ JUNG 1970
[693]boc. MICRO. SER.
[695]“SECRET
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[720]cCUseury (TO CO PLE.MO.
[722]LAER TO CE PLEND.
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[728]- pryonity DIRECTOR, MADRID”
[729]TYPIC ‘AmAUTO
[731]REFS. A. nape iD” tigi Ca wn) _ ey p
[733]MIGROFILMED
[734]“B. DIRECTOR 935471 JUNQ, 1970
[736]C. DIRECTOR 035482 DOC. MICRO. SER.
[737]De DIRECTOR 835499 -_ ,
[739]1. REFS B THRU D APPEAR To BE CONTRADICTORY.
[741]- PLEASE ADVISE.
[742]2, IN ANY EVENT, SAMKO HAS ALREADY BEEN BRIEFED ¢
[743]ALONG LINES OF DIRECTOR 233355, DO NOT BELIEVE BRIEFING
[744]ON COMPLICATED SENARIO WOULD BE PRODUCTIVE, AS SAMKO
[745]1s SIMPLE’ MAN, HAS SOMEWHAT VOLATILE PERSONALITY, AND |
[747]. Not ‘TRAINED INTEL OPERATIVE. HE IS IN eWecT DOING
[749]FAVOR FOR HIS GOVERNMENT AND IS NOT A RECRUITED ASSET
[750]‘WHO HAS BEEN TRAINED TO FOLLOW DIRECTIONS,~ IN ADDITION, |
[751]i. en rn
[752]HE APPEARS TO BE RATHER WAIVE AS.FAR AS INTEL OPS ARE
[753]‘CONCERNED. CAS EXAMPLE, WHEN .SAMKO APPLIED FOR PASSPORT,
[754]EXPECTED RED CARPET TREATMENT, DESCRIBED PASSPORT
[755]OFFICIAL AS “MISERABLE SOB" WHO GAVE EVERYORE HARD TIME.
[757]JC 7)
[758]bros oe: SECOS f secrer > “OPY ae Uy. ,
[760]14-0000
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[782]PAGE 2 VH/NTART 7628 s EC R ET
[783], PACHANKIS. TOLD HIM. FOR SECURTY REASONS. PASSPORT PEOPLE. on ere
[784](NOT ADVISED SANKO “ROLE IN AMAUTO CASE.) ALSO, BELIEVE are
[786]" aMY PREARRANGED PLAN COULD MOST EASILY GO AWRY GIVER oF
[788]; CIRCUMSTANCES OF AMAUTO. CASE.
[789]3. “susGEST MIMAT. BRIEFING ‘OF SANKO REMAIN SIMPLE
[790]« _ .
[791]_ An UNCOMPLICATED. THIS WILL ALLOW MADRID CASE OFFICER i
[793]_TO PERSONALLY ASSESS SANKO ANT TAILOR OPERATIONAL
[794]“DIRECTION TO SAMKO AND OPERATIONAL CLIMATE IN. MADRID.
[796]y
[797]H
[799]IN SUMMARY, GIVEN. TIME ELEMENT AND OUR ASSESSMENT SAMKO Bae "
[801]WE FEEL CONTACT BETWEEN SAMKO. AND AMAUTO=L at THIS! wu
[803]STAGE SHOULD BE AIMED AT UP-TO-DATE ASSESSMENT: oF- LATTER
[804]AND POSSIBLE ESTABLISHMENT COMMO CHANNEL TO FREE WORLD.
[805]al) PILE: B01-735296 AND 201-866054. gP-1-. —_
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[834]REFS: A. MADD 1231 (era 035989)
[835]B, DIRZGTC? 035472
[836]C. DINSCTCR 035432 -
[837]-D, DIRECTGR 035499 -
[838]EB. W: ALLAML (IN 057021)
[840]MICROFILMED {-
[841]JUN 5 -1970
[843]: . | DOC. MICRO. SER. .
[844]1. BELIZIE CONTRADICTION CITED REF = IS ONLY APPARENT, |
[846]CHRCHOLCGICAL ORDER (HOT t ERERICAL, OAD=R) OF OTHER REFS WAS
[847]“p, A, B, AND C. THAT IS, REF D, Unirrrd First, TOM BASIG =
[848]POSITION TILT VIGO HOT TO BZ Co: SIDERED FOR APPROACH WHEN We .
[849]HAD SANKO FOR THAT PUREOSE, THIS POSITION OBTAINS, REVS B
[850]AND € WERE OLY Ii RESPONSE TO REF A SUGSESYION THAT XUGJLEDGE a
[851]OF YIGO ON SAO'S PARY WCULD LUILD UP CREDIBLE sAtixo STORY
[852]TO AMAUTO-1, THIS DOS NOT HEAT AWE USE OF Vico. REPS B AND
[854]Cc WERE SENT PRIORITY AND TIUS GOT LOWER NUMBERS THAN REF D.
[856]2. DEFER TO ADDEES ON SCENARIO, ~ : ws ;
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[948]- REFS: AL wussrar 7595 ax ossi78)
[950]i DUE. LACK OF. INFO : MENTIONED REF A, “PLUS SHORT TIMES
[952]ANAUTO- 1 SCHEDULED REMAIN. MADRID, DO NOT RPT NOT BE SLIEVE vIGO
[953]LEAD WORTH PURSUIT. APPRECIATE WORK BONE ANYIIOW,
[954]2, QS BELIEVES SANKO APPROACH MENTIONED REF B OUR ONLY
[955]GOOD POSSIBILITY VIEW TIME LIMITATIONS. SHEN MADRID VIEWS ON
[956]SCENARIO RECEIVED, SANKO AND. PACHANKIS CAN ARRANGE TRAVEL,
[957]3, FILE 201-735296, .
[958], ‘END OF MESSAGE
[960]- WH/COG/COMMENT: © Ref A mentioned location of distant cousin of
[962]. - AMAUTO-1, current recruitment target. Ref B.
[963]urged field to consider sending former employer -
[964]of. AMAUTO- 1 to Madrid for "chance confrontation," paar
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[1007]- REF: MADRID 1131 (IN 035999)
[1008]1. ASKING LOS ANGELES FOR REP IEFO ) SEPARATELY, EXCEPT.
[1009]BELIDVE ror ADVISABLE ASS. ANZUTO=1 CCUSIN ADCUT . ANAUTO-1
[1010]LOCATION SINCE COUSIN IAS NOT SEI NDA FOR SEVEN YEARS AND
[1011]IAS BEEN UNDER PSYC! SEATRIC TREAEUENT « - .
[1012]2... CONPLETELE CONCUR REST OF REF.
[1014]3. FILE: 201-735296. |
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[1069]©” ABIREMEND 10, LOS ANGELES, APPARENTLY. NO TELEENONE. VICos
[1071]SIEVE LOS ANSELES FROM MAME IN RARLY MARCH,
[1073]2, FILE: 201-735296.
[1075]EUD OF MESSAGE
[1077]WH CQ@GENT:- Based on Madrid L131 (IN 635999) recucgt chat
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[1132]“DIRECTOR , WH/NIAMI a
[1133]TYPIC AMAUTO
[1135]‘Dire CTOR™ 33355
[1136]te WE BELIEVE THAT CHANCE ENCOUNTER WITH ANAUTO- 1!
[1138]ALONE TOD DIFFICULT 10 ARRANGE SINCE AMAUTO-1 IS
[1140]FRE QUENTLY” IN COMPANY SONEGONE FROM HIS STAFF OR HAVING
[1141]. LUNCH WITH SPANISH OFFICIALS OR BUSINESSMEN. MOREOVER,
[1142]re “ENCOUNTER UNDER THIS SITUATION, WE FEEL» WOULD NOT PERMIT
[1144]RELAXED EXCHANGE BETWEEN SAMKO AND AMAUTO-1. WE WOULD) ——
[1145](Lane To SUGGEST FOLLOWING ALTERNATIVES
[1146]A. OW ARRIVAL SPAIN-VIA AERONAVES DE MEXICO
[1147]ALIGHT 45@ LEAVING “MIANT FRIDAY SANKO WOULD GO DIRECTLY
[1149]“ TO HOTEL oF “STATION SELECTION. STATION OFFICER WILL ALSO
[1150]. occupy HOTEL IN ALIAS: AND INITIAL. CONTACT WITH SAMKO VILL
[1151]BE MADE IN HOTEL. (INCIDENTALLY, BELIEVE NO NEED .
[1153]PACHA NKIS ACCOMPANY SAMKO TO MADRID. )-
[1154]B. EARLY SUND AY AFTERNOON SAM KO WOULD GO DIRECTLY
[1155]“To AMALTO-1'S PRIVATE RESIDENCE. © HIS EXCUSE WILL BE
[1157]wee
[1159]*. «THAT. HE WOULD HAVE GONE To EMBASSY BUT WAS CERTAIN THAT
[1161]oe escort A ly Fe
[1162]ee SECRET — bay 452M
[1164]CABLE SECRETARIAT Dissemination CLASSIFIEOMESSAGE TOTAL COPies Ou TING ANOLON INITIALS-BEEN' ON”
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[1178]FILE, VR
[1180]PAGE 2 HADRID 1131 S. ECRET
[1181]Be _ EMBASSY WOULD BE CLOSED. IN ADDITION, SINCE SAMKG.
[1182]en | SCHEDULED TOUR. OF MADRID: AND. SUBURBS LEAVING EARLY ..
[1184]a ee woway MORNING DECIDED MAKE EFFORT’ CONTACT “aN AUTO- 1. .
[1186]L ote AT HOME. Raticr THAN POSSIBLY MISS OPPORTUNITY ‘To SEE HIN.
[1187]“(SAM KO WILL, BE INSTRUCTED To SIGN UP FOR TOUR OF CITY
[1188]TO LEND AUTHENTICITY To STORY.) SANKO WILL HAVE TO”
[1189]1) BE PREPARED. HEPLY TO INEVITABLE QUESTION FROM AMAUTO-12
[1190]ho - "Wee DD yoy. fiw MY ADDRESS? SAMKO"S REPLY WOULD BE
[1192]TMT. HE: “OBTAINED ADDRESS. FROM IBERIA EMPLOYEE AT AIRPORT
[1194]“Ho SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME TRYING TO LOCATE AMAUTO,1
[1196]RESIDENCE. CADDRESS APPEARS IN DIP LIST AVAILABLE |
[1197]i OVERTLY.) BAHKO WOULD FURTHER EXPLAIN, IF NECESSARY,
[1198]THAT HE pid hor KNOW HOW ENPLOYEE GOT ADDRESS, BUT KNOWS
[1199]SNE MaDe WUABER ‘OF TELEPHONE CALLS. WE CANNOT PREDICT
[1200]AM AUT O=1° 8 REACTION TO THIS DIRECT APPROACH. HE MIGHT
[1201]CLAIM PRESS OF BUSINESS OR OTHER COMMITMENTS THEREBY
[1202]REFUSING SKE SAMKO IN HOME BUT MIGHT SUGGEST THAT SANKO
[1203]visit eNsadsy MONDAY MORNING. SANKO SHOULD BE PREPARED
[1204]‘TO SAY THAT IF THIS WOULD NOT EMBARRASS AMAUTO-1I NE
[1205]“WOULD GLADLY CANCEL TOUR AND GO. TO USE STANDARD LINE
[1209]ok “SECRET? boy.
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[1230]PAGE 3. MADRID ASL SECRET
[1231]THAT BECAUSE - HE 1s AMERICAN HE ‘SHOULD NOT visit PORUREN
[1232]EMBASSY, VOULD, VE FEEL, QUICKLY AROUSE ARAUTO= 1° s
[1233]ee “SUSPICION. - ‘SAMKO" s ‘APPROACH TO AMAUTO-I RESIDENCE. a
[1234]BE: MONITORED FROM HOMES OF TWO ‘STAFFERS WHO LIVE WITHIN
[1235]a _EYSHOT OF ANAUTO-1'S RESIDENCE. |
[1236]- AMAUTO= 1° s PROBABLE SECOND QUESTION: HOW DID
[1237]“Sam KO"-KNOW | HE WAS IN MADRID? REQUIRES MORE THOUGHT AND -
[1238]HELP FROM MIAMI. IDEALLY, SAMKO SHOULD BE ABLE SAY THAT.
[1239]A MUTUAL FRIEND OF BOTH AMAUTO-1 AND SAMKO WERE TOGETHER
[1240]"RECENTLY IN MIAMI AND AMAUTO-1°S NAME NENTIONED. SAMKO
[1241]ASKED WHAT HAPPENED TO AMAUTO-1 AND FRIEND DISCLOSED THAT 4 )
[1242]AMAUTO- 1 Now ~ANBASSADOR™ TO “SPAIN. (SUBJECT ywvat 7399
[1243]MIGHT BE APPROPRIATE “FRIEND” WHOSE NAME SAMKO MIGHT
[1244]USE. STATION SUGGESTS THAT CONTACT BE MADE WITH SUBJECT
[1246]. IN LOS ANGLELES TO DETERMINE WHETHER HE KNOWS WHERE
[1247]ANAUTO~ 1 IS. ALSO OBTAIN PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION, OCCUPATION
[1248]IN LA AND. PRIOR JCB IN MIAMI PLUS OTHER: NOTABLE
[1249]CHARACTERISTICS WHICH couLD BE USED AS FILLER BY SAMKO .
[1253]To SHOW THAT POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP EXISTED BETWEEN
[1257]AN AUTO-1°S COUSIN AN) SAM KO.) IN ADDITON, SUGGEST
[1259]SECRET
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[1283]PACHA NKIS RE-CONTACT SAM KO TO ASCERTALN NAMES OF PERSONS
[1285]1B. UNITED. STATES WHO KNEW AMAUTO-1 AND FRON WHOM: SAMKO
[1286]OSTENSIBLY SIGHT HAVE RECEIVED INFORMATION OF ANAUTO-1°S
[1287]“MADRID ASSIGIMENT. WELCOME OTHER SUGGESTIONS AS REPLY .
[1288]To ABOVE. QUEST ION. ,
[1290]2. LINE SAMKO OUD TAKE AFTER FOOT IN DooR SHOULD
[1292]BE THOROUGHLY REHEARSED IN MIAMI SEFORE ARRIVAL MADRID |
[1294]BECAUSE OF O1- ELEMENTA. MIAMI sHouLp
[1296]CABLE "WHAT SPECIFIC oe
[1298]“INSTRUCT IONS ARE GIVEN TO SANKO SO THAT STATION OFFICER
[1300]t
[1302]COMPLETELY AWARE OF HOW SAMKO 1S TO CONDUCT HIMSELF.
[1304]3. IN VIEW DESIRE TO INITIATE CONTACT BEFORE AMAUTO- I'S
[1305]JUNE DEPARTURE SUGGEST CONTACT ABOVE PERSONS ASAP.
[1307]4. FILE 201-735296.  GP-1 .
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[1429]SOURCE AN OFFICIAL SPANISH SERVICE; FROM A. SOURCE DESCRIBED AS .
[1431]SENSITIVE AND. USUALLY RELIABLE,
[1433]1. Ut EARLY MAY 1970, _THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MADRID
[1434]PREPARED A. PROTEST NOTE TO THE SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTRY OVER -
[1435]AN INCIDENT WHICH. OCCURRED AT THE BARAJAS AIRPORT IN. MADRID
[1437]BETWEEN CUBAN REFUGEES AND CUBAN OFFICIALS, IN WHICH BLOWS .
[1439]WERE EXCHANGED, ACCORDING TO MINISTER GUILLERYO RU I 2Z,
[1440]CUBAN CHARGE D'AFFAIRES, THE EMBASSY WILL CHARGE THAT SIX
[1441]FUNCTIONARIES AND FOUR DIPLOMATIC COURIERS FROM HAVANA WERE
[1442]PHYSICALLY ATTACKED ON 4. MAY AT THE AIRPORT BY DISAFFECTED
[1443]CUBANS, ALL RESIDENTS OF SPAIN, THE NOTE STATED THAT "THIS
[1444]COWARDLY AND UNJUSTIFIABLE AGGRESSION" ENDANGERED DIPLOMATIC
[1446]7 NORE
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[1466]DOCUMENTS AND COULD NOT BE CONSIDERED AN ISOLATED ACT BUT THE,
[1467]. * CONSEQUENCE OF REPEATED PROVOCATIONS AT BARAJAS, « SPANISH
[1468]a AUTHORITIES “WERE ASKED TO PREVENT A REPETITION OF THESE
[1470]INCIDENTS, ” Sey
[1471]7 ae. (FIELD COMMENT: - ACCORDING TO ANOTHER, UNTESTED SOURCE :
[1473]"WHO Was, AN EYEWITNESS TO THE 7 ‘MAY: INCIDENT, THE ‘CROWD. INCLUDED’
[1474]93} MEMBERS OF THE, CUBAN EMBASSY AND A NUMBER OF CUBAN EXPATRIATES
[1475] yseresg AN IBERIA FLIGHT FROM HAVANA WHICH WAS CARRYING 75_
[1477]. CUBAN OFFICIALS AND 30 CUBAN. REFUGEES, " MAXISIO TORRES,
[1479]FORMER’ ‘MAYOR ‘OF SANTIAGO DE CUBA AND A MAN OF OVER 60 YEARS OF
[1480]AGE, ADDRESSED ONE OF THE ARRIVING CUBAN OFFICIALS, MISTAKING
[1481]HIM FOR A REFUGEE, THE OFFICIAL REBUFFED HIM RUDELY AND A
[1482]GENERAL ARGUMENT ENSUED AND BLOWS WERE EXCHANGED, HORACIO
[1483]FU-EN T-E-S. MARTINEZ, “FIRST SECRETARY OF THE CUBAN EMBASSY,
[1484]JUMPED FROM A (NEARBY CAR AND PISTOL-WHIPPED ONE OF THE REFUGEES,
[1485]AFTER THE POLICE ARRIVED, TORRES AND HIS WIFE NEEDED MEDICAL
[1487]ATTENTION.)
[1489]3. ON 6 MAY, ROBERTO FRA 7 CO OLIVA, CUBAN CONSUL
[1490]IN MADRID, COMPLAINED TO. A SPANISH POLICE INSPECTOR CONCERNING
[1492]THE INCIDENT AT THE AIRPORT AS FOLLOWS:
[1493]A, THE SCENE’ AT THE AIRPORT. HAD BEEN PREPARED BY THE
[1495]tu. Ss. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE “AGENCY (CIA) AND ‘COUNTERREVOLUTIONARIES, no
[1497]THE INSPECTOR REPLIED TO THIS THAT SPANISH AUTHORITIES WERE
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[1519]PART, THE REFUGEES HAD: SAID THAT FORACIO FUENTES HAD PULLED
[1521]OUT A GUN DURING THE FIGHT, A CHARGE WHICH FRANCO DENIED.AT
[1523]1
[1524]Be MANY OTHER “ATTACKS HAVE BEEN SUFFERED BY CUBAN”
[1525]OFFICIALS AT THE AIRPORT AND DAMAGE DONE TO THEIR PARKED CARS..
[1526]c. WHEN CUBAN SEANEN’ ARE ARRESTED, BY THE SPANISH
[1527]POLICE IN THE CANARY ISLANDS THEY ARE INTERROGATED © ‘SEPARATELY
[1528]IN THE. POLICE ‘STATION BY AN AGENT OF THE CIA WHO 1s A CUBAN:
[1530]. i
[1532]D. ALTHOUGH THERE ARE SPANISH REPUBLICANS AND
[1534]“SPANISH COMMUNISTS IN CUBA, THE SPANISH EMBASSY IN HAVANA IS
[1536]‘NEVER, MOLESTED,
[1538]E, FRANCO IS PREPARED TO ADVISE CUBAN - “PASSENGERS
[1540]COMING TO SPAIN TO CARRY RAZORS FOR SELF DEFENSE, CUBAN OFFI-
[1542]CIALS, PARTICULARLY THOSE WHO GO TO THE AIRPORT, SHOULD APPLY
[1544]FOR LICENSES TO CARRY PISTOLS,
[1546]4. (PYELD COMMENT: ACCORDING TO AN OFFICIAL SPANISII
[1547]SERVICE, CUBAN DIPLOMATS MAY APPLY FOR GUN PERMITS TO THE =“
[1548]SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTRY AND WOULD PROBABLY RECEIVE PERMISSION,
[1550]NON-DIPLOMATIC CUBANS MUST APPLY TO THE DIRECTORATE GENERA! OF
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[1567]ALL CUBAN COMMERCIAL REPRESENTATIVES WERE CARRYING PISTOLS,,
[1568]. AND TEST SOURCES. OF . KNOWN RELIABILITY HAVE NOTED THAT CUBAN.
[1570]DIPLOMATS ABROAD HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED BY “TEE CUBAN. COvERNENT
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[1659]1. IN MEETING WITH SAMKO ON 14 MAY, PACHANKIS NENTIONED | : 3
[1661]POSSIBLE TRIP. TO MADRID AS TOURIST TO HOLD “CHANCE MEETING
[1663]WITH AWAUTO/ Le. SMAKO VERY ENTHUSED, FLATTERED HIS GOVERNMENT
[1665]NEEDED HIM, AND IN POSITIVE FRAME OF MIND FOR OPERATION.
[1667]NO FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS MADE (EXPECT WE WOULD PAY EXPENSES :
[1668]ON TRIP) AND HE APPEARS TO SE MOTIVATED TO HELP COUNTRY |
[1669]AND OLD FRIEND. AT OUR REQUEST , SAMKO HAS APPLIED FOR
[1670]NEW PASSPORT. INCIDENTALLY, HIS WIFE PASSED AWAY ON : “ .
[1673]>. WE ARE NOY IN POSITION-TO DISPATCH SANK. PLS. 1
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[1727]“1963, HAS BEEN RECELVING PSYCHIATRIC TREAT HEMT FOR
[1728]SEVERAL ‘YEARS, A: Is HOHOSEXUAL « - - DUE TO LACK OF INFO
[1729]e FROM VIGOS, ANOTS DID NOT PREPARE REPORT ON AMAUTO-1,
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[1778]MIFE ACCOMPANIED HIM, REQUEST © ~~
[1780]MIAMI INVESTIGATE THIS POINT, ; , : oy
[1781]2. APPROACH BY SA: KO WOULD ALNOST. CERTAINLY NOT LEAD rol
[1783]RECRUITMENT, Bur WOULD | OFFER PERSONAL-READING OF AM {AUTO=L BASE
[1784]ON WHAT APPEARS TO BE WARM ENTREE PROVIDED BY FONDLY- REME MBERE Dy
[1786]PAST ASSOCIATION, IF APPROPRIATE, SANKO COULD PROVIDE LINK.TO
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[1793]“OTHER WORLD” IN CASE AYAUTO~ L EVER NE EDED HELP, LATTER SCHED
[1795]TRAVEL HAVANA 1X JUNE 70. AND RETURN MADRID PRIOR POSTING CUBA, ‘dS
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[2155]“Oo —-B. GUILLERMO RUIZ, CHARGE IN MADRID, SAID HE TRAVELING
[2156]: o HAVANA AID~JuIE FOR A MEETING OF AMBASSADORS
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[2193]“TYPIC AMAUTO . a
[2195]REF: -A, WH/MIAL “IL 7346. (IN 072939)
[2196]B. DIRECTOR 021639
[2198]a REF, A REPRESENTS ‘LEAD. TO AMAUTO- 1 WHICH" HQs WILLING en
[2199]PURSUE IF MADRID THINKS \ ORTH WHILE, ALTHOUGH SANKO DID-NOT. ES
[2200]“INDICATE RELATIONSHIP WAS VERY DEEP, QUTIMID/QUDOZE TRAFFIC SEEMS MW
[2201]TO INDICATE AMAUTO-1 LOOKED ON SANKO WITH GREAT DEAL NOSTALGIA, —
[2202]MUCH DEPENDS ON MADRID'S OTHER PLANS THROUGH SUBJECT REF B (201-866047).
[2203]REQUEST STATUS YOUR CONTACT WITH HIM AND PLANS,
[2204]2. RECENT REVIEW OF AMAUTO-1 TAPES BY AMEDIT~2 sHow THAT
[2205]AMAUTO-1 MAINTAINS CONTINUING RELATIONSHIP WITH QUSEQUIN-82.
[2206]_ AMEDIT-2 COMMENTS THAT QUSEGUIN-82 KNOWS AMAUTO-1 PERSONALLY AND
[2207]SEES HIM RATHER OFTEN BUT: PRESUMABLY IN LINE OF DUTY. - HQ INTERESTED -
[2208]IN- NATURE AND EXTENT THIS RELATIONSIIIP. VIEW QUSEQUIN-82 COMMENTS
[2210]REPORTED IN OSMA- 23624, ATTLCUMENT 1, STATION MIGHT JSE THIS
[2212]RELATIONSHIP TO APPROACH ANAUTO-1; a ape 9 IS e:
[2213]: wWodDIsHn ‘ a“ °f ~~ 235 2
[2214]cad REPORT DATED 27 MAR 70° WAS DEBRIEFING OF MANUEL 2
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[2245](VIGOS) . PEREZ, -30-YEAR OLD CUBAN WHO ARRIVED MIAMI BY AIR ON -
[2246]. “20 FEB 70, ‘VIGOS CLAINS To BE UNIDENTIFIED CLOSE RELATIVE, OF
[2247]° AMAUTO- 1 BUT HAS AMAUTO-1'S° HISTORY SOUENHAT GARBLED, VIGOS ;
[2248]ALSO SAYS THAT. ONE OSvALDo RUIZ PEREZ, _DescriBep AS BROTHER OF
[2249]AMAUTO-1, HAS "ASKED TO LEAVE CUBA AND Is NOW IN CANE FIELDS,
[2250]WH/MIANI REQUESTED To CHECK THESE LEADS
[2251]4. FILE 20)- -735296, END OF MESSAGE
[2253]WH/COG/COMMENT: Ref A said that SAMKO, Miami butcher who old
[2254]: acquaintance of AMAUTO- 1. has been located
[2255]and willing travel to Madrid if necessary,
[2256]Ref B is POA grant for one Carlos CARRASCO,
[2258]whon Madrid Plans to use Somehow to get to
[2259]AMA UTO~ “1. .
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[2287]Chief, Western Heaisphere Division”
[2289]“) Chaef of Station, FH/Miom1.
[2291]Sonia GOMKZ. Aragon, Cuban MINREX Official
[2292]_ AR: Rone, FYI. Please assign 201 number
[2293]' References; A. HADRID 0473 ,
[2295]B. WH/MIAMI 6576 ; oe
[2296]C. DIRECTOR, 011307 sO a
[2298]4. ‘The. following inforsation about subject's trip to
[2300]Spain and her activities while here was obtained from QUIIMID
[2301]and QUDOZE. = “ _
[2303]ee .2. Subject arrived in Madrid on 10 February 1970. . She
[2305]‘vy traveled’to Barcelona during the week of 23 February and ~ ,
[2306]weturned’ to Madrid 6 March vhereupon she then left for Portugal.
[2308]She returned to Madrid on 17 Barch and waited for Guillermo _
[2310]~R.U IZ. perez' return from the Spanish/Cuban Commercial nego-
[2311]tiations in Cuba: Sonia departed Madrid for Cuba an 27 March 1970,
[2312]It appears that.she intended to travel to Vienna, Austria next, —
[2313]since several cables vere sent to Vienna from Madrid advising
[2314]Sonia’s travel status. During her stay in Spain, Sonia was in
[2315]frequent contact with one Jose Agustin GOYT I SOLO ,
[2316]Spanish writer in Barceloaa, telephone 228-4063 (Station traces
[2318]“gre OSBA 02385, 17 February 1965; OSBA 02718, 11 August 1967;
[2319]and OSBA 02795, 1 March 1968). She was not Bnogn to have been
[2320]in contact with any other locals and what little time she had
[2321]for diversion she spent with the mission officers and their -
[2323]wives.
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[2349]3. The purpose of Sonia's trip to Madrid eas to-discuss
[2350]the 1970 work pian for the Embassy with the Charge, Guillermo
[2351]RUIZ Perez. She also'taiked vith the various Embagsy officials,
[2352]Rost probably to fnwiltarize herself with their duties and to
[2353]see if they had any problens. ‘She pitched in and. helped sith
[2354]the baétklogged. ‘work of Orestes BARRED A’ and Horacio
[2355]F UE NT E S::and also helped gith the cultural ectivitics, -
[2356]For instance, she sont tvo cables to MINREX - one regarding
[2357]the forwarding of sovie posters for a March exhibit and snother
[2359]/ regarding the forwarding of:a Cuban staap exhibition by. end
[2360]. March. oo oe ; . wk
[2362]: 4. Io their discussion of the 1970 work Plan Sonia told
[2364]-. RUIZ that they were going to- plan the February, March, and~
[2366]. April quarter. “She shoved him “an agenda for the control of
[2368]: plapned and unplanned activities” and the gereral directives of
[2369]the plah which included scientific informstion and political
[2370]‘information, with specific Girectives (requirements)~for- Spain.
[2372]_/ RUIZ’ has to prepare for. Bavana a. Hoathly report, then a quarterly
[2373]' Susmary, of the activities accosplished. Exsed on these
[2374]‘reports the activities of the following q
[2376]uarter wiil be planned.
[2378]_: 8. In line-with the plan of sciertific
[2379]information, Sonia and RUIZ discussed the pros
[2380]‘apd cons of a Comite Ctentifico-Tecnico which
[2381]_, 4s.to be set up In Hadrid. TZ was of the
[2382]_ opinion that the local (Spanish) Coszunist
[2383]Party vould try to infiltrate it and this
[2384]Would bring problems to-the Embassy. Senia
[2385]- pointed out the successes encountered in
[2386]Svitzerland and Sweden with such n committee
[2387]even though at first there vere probleas —
[2388]which were. later overcoze.
[2390].. ,b. Sonia showed RUIZ a commercial project
[2391]. which she planned to take. to Portugal and .
[2392]asked his to read it because it was algo of
[2394]jaterest to the Cuban sission in Spain.
[2396]c. Sonia mentioned that the Plan of
[2397], Infornation. was still to be completed especially
[2398]: in the priority categories of livestock and
[2400]econozy.
[2402]oe dg. They turned next to the topic of
[2404]“  "} the budget. Sonia said that the budget
[2406]‘for each mission had to be submitted before
[2408]- the end of April (every year) and no additional
[2409]“expencitures could be subaitted for approval
[2411]. Guring the course of the year. Spain, Canada,
[2412]_-abd France, hovever, would be treated individually.
[2413]i Their special needs, such as acquisition of
[2415]; Bore office space, raises in cost of living
[2417]‘ allowances, etc., would be taken into consideration
[2419]at any tise. ; ;
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[2434]oy 5. During their various discussions RUIZ aired his
[2435]- couplaint abotit the Visa Deportcont ip Mavana aaying that —
[2436]‘the departaent vas ‘practically worthless end that -jast year
[2437]7€ cables ‘regardisg visas remsined unansvered. Secnia
[2438]defended tho Ministry saying ‘that 10 had a lot of work to
[2439]do, but RUIZ. replied thot they ‘wanted to work only 8 hours
[2440]-aday. They also ‘discuseed the scholarship situation. It,
[2441]geéus thet during on. interviow betveen PR-IRTO (Probably
[2442]- Joso “PR I-E:T.0 Benitez, Director of Foreign Relations of \
[2443]', the DAP) and the-Minister of Public Yorks, PRIETO was osked \
[2444]- > to provide a list. of. scholsrahip candidates to be consi¢ered
[2445]-and-be had ‘none. sonia mentioned that- in Belgium they also
[2446]‘lest. four. scholarships because of this sane reason. :
[2447]"6, According. to QUTINID Sonia GO M EZ Aragon is_ ;
[2448]married to“obeMiguel (LNU) and has o datighter naped Iliana. \
[2449]Sonia's mother is still living although appeared to be very 4
[2450]ill at the tine Sonia left ‘for her. trip to Madrid because: ,
[2451]Sonia; cabled at... ast-teice to Havana inquiring about the,
[2452]status of her = her's health.  (TYLOTE reported that. Sonia's
[2453]’ - home. phone number in Havana is 7~4263..) Perhaps Headquarters
[2454]can determine the full nane of her ‘husband by checking the...
[2455]reverse telephone listings: - Sonia is attractive, intelligent,
[2456]‘ gertious-winced and reserved. The last tise she visited Spain -
[2457]she stayed with Vera BOR ODOWS8 K I and vas on the sane
[2458]type of mission as the present one -. to‘discuss the Madrid: -
[2459]Embassy's work plan. She also. visited the Barcelona Consulate
[2461]and the Cuban imbassy in Lisbon. ~~ ;
[2463]Helen B. NOTHDURFT ”
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[2480]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296)
[2482]Since Headquarters has recentir prepared an extessive
[2483]analysis ‘on RUIS for the informatios of addressees, an.
[2484]additional review has been onitted., However, the attached
[2485]biographie ‘Study should be useful, .
[2488]14-0000
[2490]NAMB:
[2492]a . ALIAS:
[2493]DPOB:
[2495]PRESENT
[2496]POSITION:
[2499]CHILDREN:. .
[2501]PHYSICAL
[2502]DESCRIPTION:
[2504]PERSONALITY:
[2506]30 April 1970
[2508]Orestes Guillermd RUIZ Perez .(201-735296)
[2509](NOTE: A comprehensive, study/analysis
[2510]on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970,
[2511]see OSMV-11726. ) :
[2513]Also uses, Guillermo RUIZ Perez
[2514]10 February 1930, ‘Havana
[2516]Minister, Charge d'Affaires, Cuban Embassy,
[2517]Madrid, since December 1967.
[2519]"-Nilda VECIANA Lopez, (DPOB: 26 December 1934,
[2521]Havana)
[2523]Five sons, and a sixth child due to be...
[2524]born April/May 1970, Guillermo, the ‘oldest,
[2525]in school in Cuba. © Alejandro, Julio,
[2527]Juan Carlos and Ivan with their parents in
[2529]Madrid,
[2531]White, variously described as 5'5" - 5'7"
[2533]tall, and 170-190 pounds, stout build;
[2535]round face, fair complexion, blond slightly
[2536]wavy hair, light-colored eyes (also reported.
[2538]as blue and grecn), wears glasses. No -
[2540]visible identifying marks. Well dressed.
[2542]Perhaps a relative's description of RUIZ
[2544]suns up’ his personality - "a man of many
[2546]moods. He has variously been described
[2548]as intelligent, ‘mentally alert, competent,
[2549]hardwerking, and respected by his subordinates.
[2551]Pleasant, easy going, nervous, quick-tempered,
[2553]_ brusque but sincere, opinionated, strong-minded ©
[2555]idealistic, self-confident. Has basic.
[2556]emotional instability, gives impression
[2558]of being insecure in his position... At times
[2559]Sarcastic, indifferent, egotistical, cynical,
[2560]serious, ungrateful and cold, who,
[2561]paradoxically, appears friendly to some people.
[2562]Outspoken, compulsive talker, articulate,
[2563]‘limited. vocabulary, swears a good deal,
[2566]14-0000
[2568]Orestes Gui llerno RULY Perez
[2570]: ; ; He can turn on considerable - | :
[2571]. ; fot chara, where motivated, In Ss mo. 4
[2572]contrast to his Pleasant public , : -
[2573]‘image and acceptable language,
[2574]- . Private conversation is vulgar, :
[2575]aes, . . Swears continually and flies into. _
[2576]rages, ”
[2578]Likes g00d living and Spends money
[2579]where it shows, Avid- reader, -keeps
[2580]abreast of world events, shows -
[2581]willingness to accept whatever he
[2582]deems to be good or useful from
[2583]' the outside world. “Concerned. with |
[2584]the image and Prestige of Caba in
[2585]Spain. Emotionally coznitted to
[2586]an ideal. An AMEDIT Study summed
[2587]RUIZ up as a realist. He speaks
[2588]English and French. His wife, a
[2589]teacher, always worked before going -
[2590]‘to Spain, ‘and there works as a .
[2591]Secretary and bookkecper at the .
[2592]Embassy on an infornal basis. Appears
[2593]intelligent, competent. outspoken
[2594]- . but solicitious and affectionate with
[2595]“her husband; interested in, and,
[2596]encourages him in-his work. Appears to
[2597]support the regime, but not a fanatic,
[2598]_ RUIZ is the dominant personality of the
[2600]two, :
[2602]EDUCATION: One reference states that he went to
[2603]: work at age 14, which Suggests lack of
[2604]formal education,
[2605]In 1960 as an employee of the Ministry
[2606]of the Treasury, selected to-‘attend
[2607]a Statistics course offered by CEPAL,
[2608]which lasted two years,
[2610]One relative reported he completed
[2611]_ . elementary education at “Hermanos «|
[2612]_ SS : Maristas" school in Ravana; did not ; ces
[2613]know whether he attended high school, 1
[2614]. but ‘said in early days of the Castro
[2615]‘regime attended the University of
[2620]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Peres
[2622]Havany,
[2624]Another relative said his .
[2625]. : So oO primary and secondary education .
[2626]: _ , / Was reevived in private institutions, -
[2627]— and that he has a deyree in “political
[2628]economies” fron the University of
[2629]Havana, . a
[2631]: He is well versed in world affairs
[2632]a ' and has an understanding of .
[2633]international trade. .
[2635], _ PREVIOUS. POSITIONS: |. _ -Viee Minister, MINCEX, 1964-1967,
[2637]-.., Commercial Counselor, Cuban Embassy,
[2638]- Mexico City. Although he was -
[2639]; - . - aecredited to that position in
[2640]: . ; December 1963, travel indicates he
[2641], ° i was in-Mexico from August 1963 to.
[2642]: May .1964, Other references indicate
[2643]he was in that position in September
[2644]1963. .
[2646]ty”
[2648]Ministry of the Treasury. In April rn i
[2649]; 1962 he was Chief of the Department ce ,
[2650]. of Construction Expenses Studies, <i.
[2651]. Office of Financial: Statistics of
[2652]that ministry. He was with the
[2653]ministry as early as 1960, when he
[2654]was selected to attend the statistics
[2656]course,
[2658]During the Batista regime he was in
[2659]exile. Cane to the U.S. sometime in
[2660]the 1950's and apparently remained for
[2661]some time before he left in February -
[2662]1957, when, according to some reports,
[2663]he entered Cuba clandestinely. Also
[2664]reported to have been in exile in
[2665]Mexico,
[2667]. oo : LNYUMA records show he came to U.S, :. :
[2668]‘ : . - on 8 November 1956 to sec -hig brother,
[2669], left 17 November for the Dominican -
[2670]Republic Where he received five months
[2671]military training. . Returned to the
[2673]A CC ot A A SP en Fe rere
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[2680]sea),
[2682]“Orestes Gut Mermo-RUIZ Pores
[2684]POLITICAL |
[2685]ATTITUDE:
[2687]SP RR, ee nr i
[2689].-Party.,.. admitted -of-t
[2690]of -Armando—if RT “Davalos; ‘Secretary
[2692]U.S. 5 April 1957, overstayed
[2693]-his time, and on 11- February 1358
[2694]was erdered deported; Claimed he...
[2696]‘would’ be killed if he returned. to
[2698]Cuba and did not show for deportation.
[2699]‘Subsequent investigation showed he me
[2700]was in Cuba as of 2. March. - ne
[2702]A member of. the Cuban Communist :. , co
[2703]Cd nh the recommendation
[2705]of Organization. © Although. he has .
[2706]been described ag a militant Comzunist,
[2708]-& convinced “supporter of the Castro
[2710]regine and.a fanatic Fidelista, there‘
[2711]is evidence to dispute this image.
[2713]An analysis of available information
[2714]indicates that he is not a convinced
[2715]Marxist, he cannot accept Party.
[2716]discipline, and that his character
[2718]is basically incompatible with the
[2720].Systen he serves.
[2722]His father is reported to be an old~
[2724]guard Communist and a leader of %
[2726]‘the barber's union. <A brother
[2728]reported to-be a member of DSE in 1946,
[2730]He expressed dissatisfaction with
[2732]his position as a diplomat, feels
[2734]his talents are wasted and would like
[2735]AQ position in commerce or industry,
[2736]where he considers he could better
[2737]Serve the revolution. Has criticized)
[2738]the bureaucracy and incfficicicy in
[2739]the government in Havana. : ;
[2741]He has said that many Cuban diplomats .
[2742]want ta stay out of Cuba, but it
[2743]scemed to him that the Cuban government .
[2744]wanted -to keep him (RUIZ) out of the
[2745]way (i.c., outside Cuba). That LEON
[2746]had appointed hin, supported him, and
[2747]they are good fricnds, but that he
[2748](RUIZ) does not like to work with a
[2749]man who one does -not get to know,
[2751]nor to know what he is thinking. He
[2752]said he felt as if he were in Miant.
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[2757]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez.
[2759]“INTELLIGENCE - co, - ; coe ; /
[2760]CONNECTIONS; In-Kay 1964 AMMUG-1 reported RUIZ
[2761]oo So, - was a DGI.case officer in Mexico: for
[2762]‘operations targetted against "some‘
[2763]ce Scat tue eee o 0 4. “nearby area; and. later. idontified. :
[2764]eee Ls : ; -. + .* his’ photograph’ as DGI -member in’ Mexico, —
[2766]~In 1961 an’ enigre said RUYZ,* with the .
[2767]. Finance Ninistry, was a’ Communist. and.
[2768]“G2, 0°00 ee Oo : .
[2769]a ee rena “+ 4” AMTIKY-) said a letter froma friend -
[2770], ee oe " .- ° -in Cuba stated that RUIZ, then in
[2771]: : i oe ; _ Mexico, was-a member of G-2, sent to try
[2772]; So, ms - .. to infiltrate counterrévolutionary
[2773]ne : groups (1963). ,
[2775]In. April 1968, RUIZ advised Aristides
[2777]DIAZ Rovirosa on the use of disguises, an
[2778]_ the need to "live secretly" and st se :
[2780]commented on DIAZ’ being "already
[2782]clandestine."
[2784]ers So _ The Cuban Ambassador to Geneva, in 20°
[2785]: So 1968, commented on RUIZ’ refusal to :
[2786]. accept DGI dominance of the Cuban Embassy, -
[2787]Madrid. (AMDELAY-1). In July 1969, .
[2788]AMBENEW~-1 said RUIZ was very dictatorial
[2789]in his dealings with DGI officers.
[2791]CONTACTS: ; Not much is known of his contacts in
[2793]. Madrid, other than official. Is in
[2794]touch with Ahmed LAIDI, Algerian
[2795]‘Ambassador; Manuel TELLO Troncoso,
[2796]Counselor of Chilean Embassy, Madrid;
[2797]Alexandru. PETRESCU, Romanian Minister to
[2798]Spain and Carlos CARRASCO Munoz de Vera, ~
[2799]a lawyer and personal friend.
[2801]TRAVELS: 1963: Aug. To Mexico» oe
[2802]22 Nov. Mexico-Cuba
[2803]29 Nov, Cuba-Mexico
[2804]8 Dec. - Cuba-Mexico oe ay
[2805]an |
[2807]1964; 21 May. - Mexico-Cuba
[2809]21967; 13 Dec. Cuba-Spain
[2811]wee TOT . :
[2812]mee : wneo. re Cnn dn Vnetanntandn
[2817]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez
[2819]ain
[2821]16 Jan.
[2823]- 27 guly
[2824]"31 July
[2825]G Aug.
[2826]29 Aug.
[2827]_21-Nov.
[2829]- _— “4 Aug.
[2830]17. Sept.
[2832]. 10 Oct.
[2833]29 Oct.
[2834]14 Nov.
[2835]16 Nov,
[2837]i
[2839]10 Dee.
[2840]“3989: “27 Feb.
[2841]27 Feb.
[2843]1D Mar,
[2847]Netherlands~Spain-
[2851]France-Spain -. 9), -
[2853]Spain-Cuba (via Ireland, Canada)
[2859]Cuba-Spain
[2866]Spain-Cuba |
[2867]Cuba-Spain (via French
[2869]West Indies, Azores) |
[2871]Spain-Cuba
[2872]Cuba-Spain se nh
[2873]Spain-UK
[2875]UK-Spain
[2877]28-30 Nov. Two-day trip by auto to
[2879]6 Jan 70. To Italy, returning by auto.
[2881]San Sebastian and Burgos |
[2883]Also claims to have been in North
[2885]Vietnam as a member of a trade mission’
[2887](QUDOZE).°
[2889]ASSESSMENT: .
[2891]It appears that RUIZ might well be responsive
[2892](to an approach, with consideration given to.
[2894]the manner in which it is undertaken, the
[2895]timing and the person involved, :
[2899]14-0000
[2902]: Orestes Guillerme RUIZ Perez
[2903]ACCESS: ian
[2904].. MISCELLANEOUS: - . Altliough RUIZ" health has been |
[2905]a to, _ : “ . described as gener ‘ally’ good, h
[2906]; : Suffers from a ‘back. ailnctt
[2907]a o ° iz r 7 hoa . i a ve : : wy " ‘suffers: from: a
[2908]Bs Se ae liver ailment for, which he takes.
[2909]- ! me .) S- tiedieine . : ia
[2910], Pe a, RUIZ is: Scheduted . to return: to. Cuba.
[2911]oN tes Te ‘in mid=1970, where he expects to
[2912]oon mc “". be with MININT, rather ‘than MINREX, :
[2913]- "or MINCEX. : .
[2915]a oe .
[2918]SREPRSONC TION OF CHEE onpy Promnineo.
[2920]7 ’ aos ‘Owe
[2922]Dine‘cror INFO, MADRID.
[2923]TYPIC aMAUTO: i ”)
[2924]REF A vivian 7304 Gorea/
[2928]“te SAMKO. “SHOWN PHotos OF AMAUTO-1 AxD REMARKED,
[2929]"WHY, THIS Is. WILLIAM, ~ REMEMBERED AMAUTO=1 AS NICE
[2931]CLEANS cut BOY WITH HIGH IDEALS.’ WHILE THERE WAS”
[2932]PROBABLY FATHER - -SON. RELATIONSHIP, SAMKO DID NOT
[2934]“RE coGNIZE IT AS SUCH.
[2936]2. SAMKO IS WILLING TO TRAVEL To MADRID TO TALK
[2937]WITH AMAUTO-1, HE HAS AN EXPIRED PASSPORT. WAS TOLD
[2938]INTERVIEW WAS EXPLORATORY Ato PACHANKIS woutp P RECONTACT.,;
[2939]‘IF SAMKO SERVICES WERE NEEDED. oo
[2941]— _POUCHING ABOVE CONTACT. neronr, Lowe vity
[2942]REF A CONTACT REPORT, VIA REF Bs
[2943]4+ FILE: 201-866054 aw 201-735296, Gp-1
[2945]SECRET
[2947]CS cory pet V354 1
[2949]_ 19 Agr 10
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[2952]TT Ne AE EAD ROE RL
[2954]“PREESSNG ACTON os
[2956]_ laure to aera :
[2958]a
[2960]Chtef, Western iiestap
[2962]j~- Grief, Vesters fies iaphere  bivtston js fee ste acc
[2963]wo “Chief of Station, “Madr: oT . | 7 <* Jovar quaiwen oie
[2964]Chief, European Divi; lon a Jar tbe none a
[2965]fee 2 \ . an i - ar : : .
[2966]Chief of Station, WH/Miasit pa twa _
[2967]TYPIC Aiuto — os :
[2969]| _-" Interview of ‘Alexa eder ‘BAKO a a so en in
[2970]"PALTION ef aUiRtD REFERS “oe , ce j q.
[2972]Action Required: Para 2 below
[2973]Refer: : a. : : . . cot” 2
[2975]2 SS 1, Féinwarded. héréw with aro two contact reports J
[2976]: .. Submitted by -Henry.3. PACHANKIS on his iotervicws with
[2978]. Alexander SANKO (201-866054) “concerning Orestes
[2979]_Guillerno ROTEZ Perez (201-735296). Beth contact reports
[2980]are self-explanatory and were summarized in Beferences:
[2981]‘Band CG. oe a
[2983]2. Please advise 1f WH/utami should pursue the |
[2984]Tr co” Of contact between SAMKO and RUIZ in Madrid”
[2986]If so, the Station suggests that PACHANKIS acconpany
[2987]SAMKO to Eedrid as his handler. ,
[2989]Melvin D. KERSCHEN
[2991]| Attachments} Se
[2992]. A. Contact Report, 21 April 1970.
[2993] B. Contact Report; 28 April 1970
[2995]Distribution: . ‘
[2996].3 - Chicf, VED w/atta h/o (in dupl)
[2997]2 = OOS, Madrid v/atts h/y (in dupl)
[2999]2 ~ Chief, EuR w/atts h/w (one copy)
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[3002]i i 29 April 1970
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[3119], Tel’
[3120]7 SECRET 2421364 APR 70 Sie a ew ANESECKER ACTING),
[3121]o | “DIRECTOR INFO MADRID , ge mp4 son ary -
[3122]= REF: DIRECTOR “26520. - | | . . q-
[3123]A. te ALEXANDER Sai x0 INTERVIEWED ae CLAIMED .- poe
[3124]: ME NEVER HEARD OF OR KNEW AMAUTO-1. LAST TIME HE was |
[3125]. IN CUBA.WAS 1948 AND DENIED HE EVER TRAVELED TO CUBR © So
[3127]Look oe
[3129]“AFTER CastRO TAKEOVER TN 1959, - EXPERIENCED CAREER AGENT
[3131]a __ RACKANKIS INTERVIEWED AND HAS No REASOW TO-DOUBT SAM Ko Ce oo .
[3133]: ANSWERS. - AS FOLLOW-UP, PACHANKIS WILL SHOW Two DIFFERENT
[3134]PHOTOS OF AMAUTO-1 TO SaMKO FOR IDENTIFICATION. WILL -
[3136]ADVISE. -POUCHING SAMKO INTERVIEW. -
[3138]2. FILE: 01-866054 AND ) Bai-735296, GP-i |
[3140]SECR E T
[3144]tee 7 OF ;
[3146]’ . pi we
[3147]SECRET - wr.
[3150]14-0000
[3152]DISPATCH ee | ===
[3154]Chics; wn Div tston
[3156]Chief, _EUR; ‘Chier oF. Station, Wi Wiaw
[3158]‘Ina conversation. held in his office on 3 December -
[3160]. 1969: AMAUTO=1-said.t that t_in: 1957: he: worked . in the United d States ay
[3161]“as 2° 3 a hitcher ecAlex nder SAMKO, a en
[3163]nder_ olish-ftalian, He-
[3165]by ted PBRUMEN after . r January. 1959 and
[3167]“invited AYAUTO-1 to return to the States to continue his job. .
[3168]asa ‘butcher, ; SAMKO is: Not, further identified in. the report, . i
[3170]: 2. Te sao ‘could be located it might be interesting to -
[3171]“obtain his.. ‘aSSéssment . of AMAUTO-13- . .
[3173]bat R Sa e gar :
[3175]ow:
[3177]' Distribution:
[3178]: 2 CNUD
[3179]2 - C/EUR . -
[3180]2 - WH/Miami-— Se co7 Peunk
[3182]OUSPATLH SYMBOL AND MLTR
[3184]OSMA=25745
[3186]‘S December 1969
[3187]HOS Fill NUMBER
[3189]“901-7235296
[3192]we
[3194]3. | Om 1S April 1970 Sta
[3195]| "and Agustina GERVAS who are
[3196]: fo oo de HABRIOPT 's Feport
[3198]“ "Subject, iad. GRRVSS
[3200]‘ be reached,
[3203]bilities in Spain. subjec ;
[3204]partners with offices in Madrid. An assessment of Subject
[3206]ae _ hE sede.
[3207]: : ‘ RA - CAST . PROCSSNG ACTION
[3208]DISPATCH | SECRST
[3209]4 —_ __ _aerue Kb pons
[3210]10 ar. - : . .
[3211]Chiof, Restern Heataphere Divisioa : Xt owe monet
[3212]wor Chior, Europeans Divieiea — +. jee
[3213]Chief of Station, BH/Hiort oo. “__1Us et poms
[3214]pr) 3 =
[3215]Chie? of Station, Madri even
[3216]wut RYBAT/TYPIC7AMAUTO _ fain: yee) , :
[3217]“po. Meeting with 201-866047/ 0-762 kw ases |
[3218]HT wea
[3220]cy R. BARRIOTT hed lunch with Subject
[3221]partners in- Taller; S.A, The following *
[3223]‘Of that’ neetiag:
[3225]iS bave joined with another -
[3226]AGA, to explore joint. venture possi-
[3227]ect etl. Iturriaga ara law soe
[3229]: 4
[3231]Stoject cpened up on
[3232]al recomendation can
[3234]based oa such & short coarersation vould not normally _
[3235]Be of such assistaiics but sinze
[3236]his thoughts about Cuba, a gene
[3238]B. ‘“During the lunch I was sable to vork the
[3240]conversation around ‘to th
[3242]e business potential far
[3244]Spanish and. U.S. companies in Latin America, Rvontu-
[3246]ally, we touched on Cuba,
[3248]considers hinsself to. be an
[3249]visited Cuba laet year and
[3250]interview vith Pidel Castro,
[3251]Subject recotved a
[3253]this about sets
[3255]present Cuben regine.
[3256]received an taovitation
[3258]and Gervaa said that Subject
[3259]expert in this area ag he
[3260]had a private three-hour
[3261]Gervas said that |
[3262]“gnow job” fron the ‘jefe, and
[3264]the tone for his feelings for the
[3266]It was not clear hoy Subject
[3267]to Cuba, but he said that
[3269]he Basisted in obtaining a contract from Cuba for
[3271]the Pegaso truck com
[3273]piny - shether as a repre-
[3275]sentative of this corpany or in a& free~lance capacity
[3277]osetia kid in Dol Yeboez
[3279]2 - C/U
[3281]2 - C/suR
[3282]2 = VH/Miasd
[3283]ROSS REFERENCE 0
[3285]DSPATON SYMBSL AND MURSE
[3286]OSMA 26195
[3288]CASIRUAIA
[3290]SECRET
[3292]_ /continued/ -
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[3296][TLE , EX tu 7d -
[3297]CATE : .
[3298]29 April 1376.
[3299]4 AU MUMSE®
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[3303]ait
[3305]CONTINUATION OF a ee .
[3306]DISPAICH : OSMA 261
[3307]an SECHET a De.
[3309]4-00000
[3311]was not brought out. It Seemed to mo that Subject
[3312]ie riding an ecotional high for Cuba and C.stro.
[3313]His face ‘lit up and he bocanze relatively excited
[3314]whon tailing us bow Castro mixes anu taike with
[3315]‘the “Common people,” and in fror Spanish parents,
[3316].. :@nd-has done ao much for the country, I asked hin
[3317]_- what his goneral inpression vas of life there and
[3318]_/he replied” pnéenowenal ,” and J believe he neant it.
[3320]co C. ‘Some comments that Subject made vould appear
[3321]to be inapired by Cuban’ propaganda or a briefing. He
[3322]Said that. JKLANCE is in-control of U.S, internal
[3323]“... seCurity and is forcing'a rightest swing in its fa~
[3324]' ternal politics. Also, a1] peuple going to Cuba /
[3325]‘Foo Hexico aro photographed by JKLANCE People, while
[3326]Af you"go. trom Spain you don't rum this risk. .
[3328]oe Le Ds ot 1 aged bim 1 ‘there Was good potential for
[3329]“" “Spanish corpanies doing businces with Cuba, Ho replied
[3330]that ‘Cuba ‘is- bridge: to Latin. America, This -seered
[3331]a strangé answer, atid I pointed out that you -dida‘t
[3332]b uba to get to Latin Anerica. He said, ~.
[3333]“that's: true, other Countries will change to the. —
[3334]Gubaa -systen. and. viil need technicians to assist then..
[3335]Then ve (Iguess he seant Spanieh business meno doing
[3336]business with Cuba) ‘will have excellent Possibilities.
[3338]have to. go-to |
[3340]__ 8 "Subject said that -he knew the Cuban Acbassador
[3341]to Spain and. in fact visited him this morauing and re-
[3342]ceived a large box of Havana cigars frow hin.
[3344]Fe “Subject is about 30 yearn olg, good looking
[3345]and cakes an excellent first impression, He appearnr
[3347]to have a good business background in addition to being
[3348]4 ‘trained lagyer, Ho seens uggressive, determined and
[3349]has a good imagination for business ventureg.
[3351]G, “It would be premature to sey that Subject leans
[3353]toward Comuunism.or has been had by the Cuban I.s, 1. _
[3354]-doubt that be would have talied go freely about his .
[3355]adsiration for Cuba if he is working covertly for then.
[3356]It is quite certain that he is being used by the Cuban
[3357]Embassy for corwercial purposes, and I would estinate
[3358]that he would sake an excellent “front man” for Cuban
[3359]business ventures, rot oe
[3361]~ #H. “I would réconnend against. trying to recruit
[3362]Subject as a means of getting to the Cuban Ambassador, _
[3363]He would probably turn down tho pitch and ioforn the
[3364]Cuban Embassy." ; : .
[3366]. 2, The cvbove roport is. an excellent beginning in cur assesa-
[3367]_ Beat of Subject and HARRIOTT must be commended for his adeptness
[3368]at steering the Conversation toward the relevant areas of interest.
[3369]‘Wa think the report stands alone and requires little comeentary by
[3370]the Station; howover, we night add here that there is a atrong
[3371]probability that Subject was indeed snowed under by the impact of
[3372]his alleged. three-hour talk with Castro, Given Castro's charisza
[3373]and persuasive qualities it would not be difficult to “convince”
[3374]a young lawyer, alien to the Cuban environnent, of the prograss in
[3375]Cuba, Kot withstanding HARRIOTT's fine report we feel that Subject
[3376]ts still wallowing in the ebullience of this confrontation with ,
[3377]Fidel Castro. His short relationship with the Cuban Fabassy and
[3378]one visit to Cuba vould hardly make nin an authority oo Cuba,
[3380]a a
[3381]* i
[3382]. S3a USC PACTS LOLNON
[3386]LYUMIMTSUAIION OF oe
[3387]/ DISPATCH Jb, feCRET
[3389]woe eee
[3391]"OSHA 26195 -
[3393]; 3. If you agree ve would like to tr) another sttempt to get
[3395]AA GssosRment of Subject. For days ve have heeg trying to doviso
[3397]@ cover story for & Station officer to use in‘an approach ‘to Subject,
[3398]Be have one sad sould like pour Couseats, susgeations dad ideas, A
[3399]Station officer, preterably in disguise and using ao alias, would
[3400]‘approach Subject as a free tance writer for “Sorld Hows” (a . .
[3401].Sugkestion wade by. . UCANERA-~) because there afe ac pany stringers. .
[3403]for “Worlé News” that it would be virtually inpossible to confirs) ;
[3404]vith the intention that ho is writing on article on Spanish lavyers | |
[3406]re
[3408]-Opportuait{éa for advancerent in business and. governsent, . (The
[3409]. thear actually is taken fron an articies in Fortune or Business Veek
[3410]inagazine read by the undersigned sone years ago). The thone was
[3411]~ -testod-on CUCANSRA-1 and’ ho agrees that it is a g00d ono and would
[3412]. Wora because of the ‘general nature of Spanish buatnosssen to like
[3413]-; to talk about themselves.  What..1s involved. however, ts a consider-
[3414]“a “amount of: homework ,. sarticularly in the collection of napes of |
[3415]lawy “ta business: who have been sueceasful.— CUCAWERA-1 ig Pro- -
[3417]“" pardiag.a list of such people: and ve will’ Foview them together. The
[3418]. undersigned subsequently. will..ask for Dun and Bradstreet reports on.
[3419]fhe ‘firms these lavyers represent as e611 as-revies tho fires":
[3421]“ff{nancial history in our reference aida ‘located in’ tho Eabassy's.
[3422]Commercial litrary, ~~ vot wa oo
[3424]: 4. The theme opens the door to a number of provoking questions,
[3426]but dt particularly offers 4 good opportunity to assers the péerson-
[3428]“ality of the target. Porhaps the opportunity will again cone’ when | -
[3429]Subject ‘discusses his relationship and knowledge of Cuba at which: :
[3430]- ‘time an iateresting exchange might ensue possibly Provohing Subject
[3432]to reveal his true ‘relationship vith the Cubana and/or hia affection
[3434]for the Cuban system,’ No pitch vould be sade and, if after this
[3436]_ assessment, the officer arriven at. HARRIOTT's conclusion, the
[3438]‘Station would recommend a |
[3440]gainst using Subject as ao intermediary
[3441]to AHAUTO-1, ‘ ,
[3443]Advise.
[3445]Howard BR. SACODER
[3447]’ om .
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[3466]REFS DIRECTOR e26sea qe
[3467]as ALEXANDER SAN KO INTERV 1eveD AND CLAIMED: _
[3469]- ‘HE’ NEVER HEARD OF oR. “KNEW AMAUTO~ 1." LAST TIME HE WAS
[3471]; IN cuBA WAS 1948 AND DENIED. He EVER TRAVELED TO CUBA
[3473]= "AFTER CASTRO TAKEOVER IN 1959, EXPERIENCED CAREER “AGERT:
[3475]re PACKANKIS INTERV IEWED AND HAS No REASON TO DOUBT SAM KO
[3476]ANSWERS. AS FOLLOW-uP, ‘PACHANKIS WILL SHOW TWO DIFFERENT
[3478]PHOTOS OF AMAUTO-1 To SAM KO FOR IDENTIFICATION. WILL
[3479]ADVISE. POUCHING SAM KO INTERVIEW,
[3481]2. FILE: 201-866054 ano (201-735298. GP
[3482]SE CRET ©
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[3500]“CITE DIRECTOR’.
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[3521]"". REFERENCE: DIRECTOR 620399. BO ea
[3523]1.  LNERGO DOCUMENT ON GINES GORRIZ CASTROMAN DATED: 1961
[3524]AND MISFILED JUST RETRIEVED BY HQS, DOCUMENT COXCERNS GORRIZ'S
[3525]MILITARY SERVICE RECORD WHICH WE STILL TRYING OSTAIN,
[3527]Then ONT eens cet ce eer te
[3529]2, LNERGO DOCUMENT LISTS GORRIZ'S NENT-OF-KIN WHILE ty
[3530]SERVICE AS HUMBERTO MARRERO, 617 152 STREET, NEW YORK, GORRIZ
[3531]BROTHER LISTED AS SUMBERTON (SIC) CASTROMAN, SAMS ADDRESS, Gorrtz
[3532]HOME ADDRESS SAME PLUS “CARE OF PEREZ", "
[3534]“3. COULD THE HUBERTO (SIC) LISTED As GORRIZ'S BROTHER IN
[3535]WH/MIAMI 6934 (IN 049917) BE HUMBERTO MARRERO?’ ONE NOT
[3536]IDENTIFIABLE, NON-DEROGATORY TRACE U2 MARRERO FROM LNERGO IN
[3537]1952,
[3539]4, NO HQS TRACES SUBERTON casTaowss, NO caSTRowaNs IN
[3540]NEW YORK TELEPHONE DIRECTORY, NO PEREZ AT ABOVE ADDRESS IN REVERSE s
[3542]DIRECTORY, NO HUMBERTO. MARRERO © IN DIRECTORY, ol DFE 2 OVC 2
[3543]: < a: 2
[3545]Be CAN YOU PIN DOWN MARRERO’ S ADDRESS So BS CAN TRY LOCATE? | 1
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[3549]2 3e70
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[3553]RELEASING OFFICER, ECR :
[3554]ud COPY Ra tT
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[3584]; i
[3586]WILLIAM V, BROE. . . -EUR/BC/C ra lz JAMES E, FLA RY
[3587]CAD elie. Aloo _— C/WH/COG
[3589]COORDINATING CFFICERSS -
[3591]i
[3594]a] GROUP 1 -
[3595]| Grctudes trom sutometio
[3597]Coangracing and
[3598]ceciartcation
[3600]RELEASING OFFICER [: SZE%C Rik
[3601]mo ° s ate .
[3603]REPRODUCTIOF: OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PR (ITED, . COPY NO. :
[3604]. . “2 eo . ° . . .
[3607]_ , - _ ae A :
[3608]~ Lg oN Fe,
[3609]Report No, 2533. : 1 Apraa 1970.
[3610]. TT ED . .
[3612]Nr, JAVIER, frees the Cuisa fonde of Vigo, calls HORSCIO.
[3614]to Say thas they. have chad in Vigo for two months: ‘the
[3615]\ ship VIA gs Is (ph) for repiirs and the captain has
[3616]decided thet At 40 best it the crew takes its month
[3618]‘of vacation Now and return. later to the ship in Vigo, -
[3620]. Ay, adds the. captain has to retutn to -Cuba .0n Friday by —
[3622]“CUBA, but he has no visa and authorization mst be
[3624]; requested trom the General, Department: of Security, HORACTO :
[3625]ee a oot I
[3627], . ae takes down ‘the captain's nane; . Eugenio LEOPOLDO PORTAL _ .. Qn
[3628]: y Pata, Passport No. 038~ “534, issued 12 September 1959,
[3630]t Havana,
[3632]; |
[3634]y Nilda RUIZ calis Alicia FRANCO to instruct: her thag¢ should
[3638]someone Be by el teining to be & relative of hers to say she — r”
[3639]has no cousins or relatives or any Sort, AP tells her
[3640]that person went by the Consulate the day before claiming
[3641]to be her cousin énd saying he was a Spaniard, NR contends
[3642]‘ - she cannot imarine “here he got that notion be cause she
[3643]. has no cousins, ad dding that her cousins ‘are Catatontans
[3644]and not fron Gijén, AP says the man who came to the
[3645]‘Consulate Sayins to be her cousin resembles NR, and describes
[3646]» him as having dlue eves, sort. of blond, and tall. She then |
[3647]Says it fs an older married couple, According to NR, 21] oe i
[3648]‘her family comes fron Catalonia. AP repeabs this is an older
[3649]married coule ens their problems cannot be solved by the
[3651]Consulate rather they must be y resolved there (in Cuba?
[3652]2 ws td]
[3654]es ma. 2622 ree y 1170
[3656]14-0000
[3658]o, . - 10 - : a,
[3660]for as ‘slic says; "It js'a boy viho also clains to. be a re-
[3662]Vattua oe . sade
[3663]Kae Iya of seus
[3665]Zane dente ty cone here, but that he has
[3666]a brother in New York," NIDA says, "That is a bunch of
[3667]lies..." " N wants fh to take dowm tho name of _that person ; us ooo:
[3668]if he should cone back to the Consi ula te, so that she” ; _
[3669]may find out uho they are. Ds
[3670]FRANCO talks wit th ALICIA and’ gays that the case of the
[3672]sane » who killed this wife 43° being handled by. HORACIO,
[3674]Report No. 2536. oa co . 7 rh. april 1970. oe
[3675]“Rau2 GONZALEZ, Romero calls ALDO (ph) to ask if VILLA ROYA oT so :
[3676], :4s there, for he wants to talk with him. He 4s, ALDO
[3677]ask the architect conrade how are things going regarding
[3678]-the lots, GR seys everything they have seen has been
[3679]interesting and it is good expe rience for they can compare —
[3680]and select, He adds thet B09 fa vr the lot on Paseo da .
[3681]la Habana is the best and this is precisely what he wants
[3682]_ to tell José Miguel VILLA ROYA,
[3683]s* GONZALEZ ROKERO (to VILLA HOYA): After having seen what
[3684]we have secon until now and after having checked
[3685]everyting yesterday af ternnon--with this man
[3686]next ‘door--the possibility of resolving at this ; 7 ; i
[3687]“ime the question of the frontén Lpedinent7, — 7
[3688], we think that the best. . lot we have seen, and
[3689]the trath is that we should not let any more
[3690]“tine. Axe) oy Seccuse we might lose it, is the one
[3692]‘one Paseo de la Habana, That is, the first ‘one
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[3748]STATE/INA OLA NCC /me (SECOEF JCS ARMY Navy ait) Cla/nace mac NBs SOO ONE cas C___)
[3749]| DIRECTOR ae oOo . EXO oor 7 — :
[3750]Pit me'eriel toneinn inlermaiion DAgtirg the Nev eset Deters of the Uniied States within the monn
[3753]We an var herine’ ie proms ty ai TOM Rees Ln Fy MU 7 .
[3754]No FORS IGN DISSEM / CONTROLLED DISSEM +: oo
[3755]THIS IS AN INORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED
[3761]coe en)
[3763]INTELLIGENCE oo .
[3764]- ty .. CITE-Toes ‘pg 315/01741_79 /
[3765]CONFIDENTIAL LO Molgyee _ sao
[3766]t . ~ , OST 10 APRIc 1970 pe
[3767]—- ee Oh me
[3771]Dor: 3 APAIL 197
[3773]_. SUBJECT: CUBAN Goveanent, Posit row on | KIDNAPPING OF oe
[3775]cuz, Dra. Gars
[3777]- ACQs Pain, naozuh 46 APRIL 1972) FIELD No. OSM 997¢
[3779]SOURCE: . “AN OFFICIAL SPANISH SERVICE FRGA A SOURCE DESCRIBED
[3781]As SENSITIVE 1 BND USUALLY RELIABLE.
[3783]tl. ON S APRIL 1576 SUILLERMO OR UTZ PEREZ, CUBAN
[3785]MINISTER To SPAIN, ADVIS=D AIS SUBORDINATES OF THE OFFICIAL
[3786](CuBAN POSITION ON KIDNA
[3788]Gove:
[3792]_EXCHal Nez ARY POLITICAL
[3794]APPING. HZ Sara THE IE RE =VCLUTIONARY
[3796]ENT Has | SAID 1b THAT UNDER NO ClaCUN UNST ANCES WILL CUBA
[3797]LS .
[3799]PRISGNE ‘ER FOR RA CUBAN OFF ICIAL.~
[3800]= WAG XICNAPS | GONE OF us 1S WILL “Have TO XILL_ US.” °
[3802]Te,
[3804]2. (FIELD Covent:
[3806]REPOATS FRO: CTHER SOURCES oF aNO"N
[3808]RELIABILITY HAVE NOTED THAT ali CUBAN DIPLovats TRAYEL ING
[3810]CR STATIONED ABROAD HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED 3Y THE Ik GOVERAMENT
[3812]TC CARRY A SHALL HAND ¥ZAPON. AS. OF g APRIL 197 ALL CUBAN
[3814]NO FOREIGN DISSEM / CONTROLLED OISSEM
[3816]CONFIDENTIAL
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[3830]be_a good c!} e to gsin oo
[3831]1 April 2079.
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[3888]DATE OF INFO, Me:
[3889]PLACE & DATE ACG. BY SOURCE |
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[3894]27 BAS 1979
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[3966]TMi mata! tantarns informotion affgenag the Nateasl Cetense of the United States within
[3967]tet meovring of the fipio age Toma Fite tZ USE See 29S and P24, the Faorwinuen
[3968]. reselamen ef athith wn aay marr IS OF wasethosted perwon ie prohibieed by low,
[3970]7
[3971]J : DIRECTORATE OF
[3972]PM TELLIGENCE
[3974]Pol AL
[3976]270703970
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[3979]C-GC-HeP-1 Dek ad.
[3981]: _ COUNTRY, Cuba, Spaic REPORT NO: 00.
[3983]sussect C’Guben Dipierat in gate Qui llemmo Rutz CATE DISTR,
[3984]_ Feres an : ; a? MAR 1970
[3985]NO. PAGES «RC
[3987]REFERENCES  C~C:29+(9003, ImA, IB
[3990]DATE OF INFO. Pat 70
[3991]PLACE & DATE ACO. BY SOURCE. Fir, ane ‘Fol. 70 mid carte: —_
[3992]eee THIS ‘IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
[3993]7 . oot . .
[3994]“source Cuban natienal, A 16 700 TIG, ase 2, we arrived in the US by air oa
[3995]Se +0 Fed 7. Cocreo was a resident of Ravena.. Be corleted 15 yeara of -
[3996]sencolirg. : _ ; - .
[3997]. {Tis reyort vas dewoloped ty a Raval: representative oval ed to the.
[3999]office of rreparation.]
[4000]I 2A — > 352 76. . te r ~ oO
[4002]or tug berez, a clogs. relative, io the “Cuban Acbassador to Spain
[4004]loollateral irroration dated 12 Jun CO indicates that a Guillermo Auld eres
[4006]wag the Actin: Cuarco@! Affairs in Saiinj. aitz nes Leen a Coceunigt since
[4008]before tac dava or Castro's recire. I tnirk that me van o eeole: of the old~
[4010]bat. dust prier to 1559 Rts WGs operatin: clandestinely in the Desiniecan
[4012]Republic trving to orvate an ovorthrey o: Trujillo's reging. For this .
[4014]Prajillo reportedly vented nin dead, but Ruts escaped and returned to Cuba. tech
[4016]Castro ay pointed Auls Kinister of FPorelin faletiorg saxcetine @aaring 1959. ("ook
[4018]Bidz filled tata poet weil 1963 er 164 at whien Giee ne was arpointed 4,057
[4020]‘dnvessador te Sain, a segt that ne et: ll noldg . mo :
[4021]- t
[4023]2. Ruiz is @ vell-cleated imlividunl with @ desree in Political econorica fron tra
[4024]University of Hovana. All nie For seconday,, and primary education wag con~ .
[4025]ducted in private ingtttutiorg. Rus ig anon of reny mocdn. AS tine he ia, .
[4026]earcastiec, i:difvorent, Gasotietical, cynical, seriors, inzgrateful, and cold.
[4027]faraosiealls, tm ar iwarea friendly to ame jcople. ieyardiega, he is a vory
[4028]intellicent and octaj;okes pergon. a ° kha et
[4029]: A A < .
[4030]w Spuln, Btn his wire
[4031]> Cubs gince tis.
[4032]z Periz, wno hag
[4034]1. Gutt
[4036]DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE
[4038]N,
[4040]3- 4& present no ig living at the Cuba: 73 asa: in Kedrs
[4041]@nd Four enildre. I do not think het he: tsp Tesaried
[4042]- Last trip bore in. eariy 1968. Te has a trotie: ,“Opvalde :
[4043]‘agked to lear: Oia vin Gein wa 6 presently working in the cane ftelds. .
[4044]3 Pay ry Tarr a 4 LD», gt) Bee fer
[4045]I 4.” Envatcal degat:.sion of Nerzo Hinz: Ca:ceatan, ajo ho, 56", 175 ibe,
[4046]: | green veyeS, $32u Llard hair, werg itlesecs, am! ia always inreceatly dressed.
[4048]|
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[4075]NO DISSEM ABROAD
[4077]ind ottve duty miktary perionnel wothin the inmiNgense camponen of
[4078]7 upon the untsematon Maweeer, unless specifically com
[4079]@° OCIO 1/7, it may bereleared ta thove compe, th. Sepormenn and agenies af the US Gorernment |
[4080]0 Naroeul fawigene IT SMALL NOT BE DISSE TO OONTEATICSS i shot ot be Wiseminan to
[4081]slap Oe US. Gasernmer? without the erirten perminiion af thy originates.
[4083]The disemination uf thy document ie limited ta tivshaon employees
[4084]tre USIB member agencies, ond to those wre ofial: oF Ne member agencies wha
[4087]t
[4089]! decry pormupatag in the pogaton
[4091]| erpantoness or perannel, invedng contonty under a comtotval rater
[4092]; 7,
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[4114]Te a oor le | meno O RETURN. TO ee eanceee f4 Wile f WA
[4115]ug F \h| FILE, va Mee Ss help th tp (Lee 2: _
[4117]. a ory
[4119]Aba ne | = i ate
[4120]re | SECRET ‘2520572 MAR 70 CITE WH/MIAMI 6934 ace | re oO
[4121]ce my Bt OR i po wales
[4122]_ OTTAWA: INFO DIRECTOR . ; aon | ALE
[4123]-RYBAT TYPIC SMABOVE BM WO49917
[4124]Pods | PER AGREEMENT DURING SMABOVE visit. MIAMI, WE eo
[4125]po “HAVE Located: SEVERAL RELATIVES OF GINES SILVIO GORRIZ
[4127]_cASTROMAN. “IN CONTACTING FRANCISCO. GORRIZ CARBALLO
[4128]- ONE OF THE AMOTS RECEIVED A RATHER UNFRIENDLY RECEPTION.
[4129]wouLD ‘BE APPRECIATED IF ‘SMABOVES COULD DETERMINE WHETHER
[4131]GINES NAS HAD ANY’ CONTACT WITH FRANCISCO. .
[4132]“2. . ACCORDING TO THE: AMOT REPORT GINES HAS A BROTHER
[4133]IDENTIFIED AS HUBERTO GORRIZ CASTROMAN RESIDING NEW YORK
[4134]_ CITY. ON OR NEAR 162TH STREET, EXACT ADDRESS UNKNOWM.
[4135]3. POUCHING COMPLETE AMOT REPORT FOR OTTAWA AND
[4136]DIRECTOR. :
[4137]4, FILE: 201- 735296, GP-1
[4138]SECRET:
[4140]Ds Mar 219 -
[4142]! . men
[4148]SENDER WILL CHECK CLassiFicat) “" "OP AND BOTTOM
[4149]UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDE * SECRET
[4151]AL
[4152]OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP
[4154]AME AND AGORESS |
[4156]RERUNS Bag Oe NINE SER ARE RTT CG ES BST SRT
[4158]a “bea et ees
[4159]Aree y* ALOR One LE steckne .
[4160]No Blue dy alte Ne. ‘ma: olre't Weide.
[4162]he . aC ecoyeeeney obs f~ fe a at
[4163]Ate. Desral for Wises
[4165]FOLD HERE TO RETUAN TO SENOER
[4167]FROM: NAME. ADDRESS ANO PMONE NO. OATE
[4168]UNC LASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRET a
[4169]- " (40)
[4171]sonit wo. 237 _ Use previous aditions .
[4175]Te <oae) pyractate ssur cosmsnts
[4178]Q
[4179]: 1
[4180]i EQkes
[4181]i 1, Sow that AUALTC-1 ts scheduled to re hack to Cuba in mis
[4182]i a bit lete to Berin the rec: rent of an intermoeiian. «we have sation that
[4183]: he intends to co tack to MININT rather than MILK er even 11] which maxes the *.
[4184]; i’n afraid”
[4186]out azain, somewnat. slinmer ‘to vay the Jeast, 2
[4187]this type of ap.
[4189]likelihood of his cort t
[4190]that, althovth we have tine only for a reasoned. quick aj; proach,
[4192]| proach might lose’ him te us for cot.
[4194]: 2. This causing Him to become: suspicious is not quite what we had in “mind
[4195]: /"* when we wrote ref B. Jo made, 1 think, a rather strong ‘case Sor laying cards on.
[4196]oh. the table with Als Cal, and a.slow develocment by a senior staff officer seemed
[4197]; to emerge from the possibilities, se even Suzrested how it might be done (through
[4199]the eyrnasium).: Trat might be impos citle, tut the validity of the aprroach should
[4200]ceserve a comments . : Po as
[4202],
[4203]+ 50 certainly he should be
[4205]ny additional hearing on the:
[4206]r@ pre:ared to work on
[4208]3.00 An intermediary would be an access arent
[4209]: . responsive, I can’t consider this point to have a
[4210]a . matter, Cf ccurse it will ke difficult, and i’neled they’
[4211]: At. .
[4213]ce to review the Tun 2 fradstreet file on
[4215]ans
[4216]forwaml, CCRRECTICN: we have it,
[4218]; 4, 1’4d like te heve hod 4 ch
[4219]Carlitos, ever. tho the PCA has gone
[4221]j .
[4222]! + & Joint eperation (income ways) is the eosy way out, we simply did not
[4223]ir ~ v ’ 1 ian)
[4225]cet startad in time,
[4227]é, T disarree, becouse the question of cormitments is somewhat Fremature,
[4229]a" but I’d be willine to puch for 75C-1,C00 a month while w erking in place, with 2
[4231]_ . bonus. then hea does come out. For defection outright, whic: is a Foor second, he
[4232]might even he worth work to resettle him here, (BGA 19006 rerorted a 1954 att tempt
[4233]to gat at Mrs, ANALTOLL “s relatives in Miami, and they misht still be there,. ferd
[4234]haps they would sronzor, vervthing, but every thing derends on initial arproaches . ~
[4236]and debriefings,
[4238]ne 7. There are a lot of unanswered ques tions, rosei in the outgoing, ard I’d.
[4239]nave a:preciated 4 word about them: xe shave answerod . this one,-we are > working in
[4240]tal manner on that one, ec, - . .
[4242]a. The construction work en the new Zr cpassy. there is a © 3parate
[4243]dispatch on this so all is on wheels, . ;
[4245]b. The lenely automobile trips deserves look ing into. Ke concent
[4246]in the incon Wine :
[4248]ete,
[4250]In any case, they ’re on it, so I want to enccurare aS much as rossible,
[4252]we kb aS (0 u-3) lobes ' aur laedg cl irucee ts CLM!
[4253]) ' 4 Contd
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[4283]PRASTG TOE OL
[4285]SECRET/RYBAT |
[4287]Chicr, Western n_Henisphere Div vision a I DOCG aaersID De
[4288]NO. “Chier, European eda . |. feat quad one :
[4290]weg ——Suiel of Station, NI Midm + ——
[4292]TROM 7
[4294]Te ‘Chief of f Stati ion, ‘yadria\ eee eee factor
[4295]RYABAT TYPIC . Nie .
[4298]ier CCTs «sentry al
[4300]References; A. OSM 11585,
[4301]B.  OSMW 11726
[4305]— 1. “There is little ‘we can contribute to the exceptionally
[4306]“fine reports - Submitted by: Headquarters on AMAUTO-1. His. -
[4307]character; -personality, ‘physical“and mental: “capabilities,
[4308]and to somé extent ‘even his vulnerabilities, are’ succinctly.
[4309]outlined: in. your reports. In addition, you "have appropriately
[4310]recognized the Hurculean task we have, to overcome his, strong-
[4311]mindedness and idealistic character. .
[4313]: Qos After a series of discussions among the officers
[4314]involved’ ‘with PBRUMEN operations at. the Station, we have
[4315]concluded that to execute a logically developed "tradi tional"®
[4316]recruitment, we are faced with the challenge to recruit a
[4317]person, an intermediary, in whom AMAUTO-1 has confidence and
[4318]“respect; an individual who iS able to plausibly carry ona
[4319]polemic argument with AMAULO-1 without cither antasonizing
[4321]him or causing him to become suspicious of the intermediary's
[4322]true role. Moreover, the intermediary must be intelligent ~
[4324]to be able to respond in an appropriate way to our instructions,
[4325]as well as show a genuine willingness to cooperate. Frankly,
[4326]we have no such person, currently on our list of assets and .
[4327]to find someone with the attributes set forth in Reference A,
[4328]will be difficult to say the least, but ‘we are prepared to :
[4330]work diligently on this problem.
[4332]Attachments;
[4334]A. PRQ Part I, USC
[4336]'B. Identities, USC
[4337]ATT #. /. Shaste ent COMA: Reo yer; : :
[4339]Distribution: . _ fe) :
[4341]2 ~_C/WiID, Sw/atts A&B, USC — ial eb +7" en
[4343]2 --C/EUR, w/att B, USC
[4345]2 - COS, WH/Miami, "w/att B, USC
[4351]DATE
[4353]Trae Ra hao aa :
[4354]OSMA - 26061
[4355]“USSIFICATION.
[4356]SECRET/RYBAT
[4358]8 March 1970
[4359]HOS RESUMSEZ
[4360]-201-735296
[4363]wee an te nee we Se een
[4364]. 1
[4366]CONTINUATION OF
[4367]CISFAICH _ | SECRET/RYBAT i OSM - 26061
[4369]14-0000
[4371]3.. AMAUTO-1 confides in few p¢ople. From our reading
[4373]of QUTINID and QUDOZE, . there are at least three persons
[4375]“ who could Yoricalyy and effectively. fill the role as an
[4376]intermediary, They are Identities \, B, and Cc. We can
[4377]categorically climinate Identity A for obvious reasons, i.e.
[4378]‘Jack of direct access to him. Because of his relationship
[4379]to Identity-D we Gan also tentatively climinate Identity B.
[4380]He. presents’a-risk Which’we are not certain should be taken;
[4381]however, -wé would like “te add a comment on him in a later
[4382]paragraph. . Identity C. would'seem to be the most logical —
[4383]choice. He’ jis intelligent, a professional man, well-to-do,
[4385]“young and. one. with whom AMAUTO-1 frequently talks and whom
[4387]_ he often sees... . We know little about his political proclivities
[4388]“although. he gives the impression of being a moderate analyst
[4389]of world events. and: doesn't: sccm to have a Strong affection |
[4390]or aversion for the ‘PBRUMEN Government. We have.2 good
[4391]background -on him prepared for us by Dun and Bradstreet;
[4392]however, aS-you:can well. imagine, the report concentrates on
[4394]+. the, economic Side of ithe’ individual. We have made a number
[4395]of. ‘attempts. here in the Embassy to determine whether he has
[4396]‘any American’ contacts; but with negative results: “His” visa
[4397]‘file does not.show where he visited in the United States or
[4398]the purpose, except that it was a business trip. He has an
[4400]_ indefinite visa and we are fairly cértain that, if necessary,
[4401]we could use the question of -his visa as an entre to him.
[4402]We are currently reviewing with all Station assets their
[4403]knowledge of Identity C. In addition, we are also considering
[4404]assets such"as QUCASH-1 and QUSPOT-1, who could, under some
[4405]legitimate buSiness pretext, contact Identity C. Our objective
[4406]“is to develop a warm entree to Identity C without compromising
[4407]any of our agents, but we are in need of an assessment of
[4408]Identity C by either a Station Officer or an asset working
[4409]under an officer's instructions. We will keep you advised of
[4410]our progress. We are forwarding PRQ Part I under separate
[4411]cover. A POA on Identity C was requested separately. There
[4412]are no derogatory Station traces.
[4414]: 4.) Identity B would be an excellent choice if not for
[4416]his relationship with Identity D. This avenue might be explored
[4417]with QUSEQUIN-48 if Headquarters is agreeable to a joint
[4418]operation. QUSEQUIN-48 could probably get the necessary
[4419]clearances from Identity D directly, or from one of Identity D's
[4420]aides, to contact Identity B. We will not pursue this until
[4422]we receive your comments. :
[4424]5. It'is not too early to consider the emoluments we
[4426]might want to offer to AMAUTO-1 at the time a pitch is made.
[4428]As always they should be divided into two areas - for defection
[4429]and for recruitment and work in place,
[4431]an, Joti”
[4432]Howard R. SACODER
[4436]7 TO TSS
[4437]7 4
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[4444]a) oe
[4445]: | JNDER SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT ‘A, TO: OSHA - 26061, 18 March 1970-5
[4446]bo, Be, _ °° IDENTITIES.
[4447]i Identity A: Romanian Minister ‘to Spain ee
[4448]i "Identity Br Nicholas’ FRANCO se - ne 7 : een! -
[4453]i
[4455]- Identity Ce Carlos ‘CARRASCO Munoz de’ Vera
[4456]- Identity D;.-Generalisimo Francisco FRANCO, . chief of State:
[4458]1
[4459]i
[4461]cs cory 7
[4463]— AE0e . “ ;
[4464]AIG ATT [ts osm } - of- 73 S24L
[4467]oe
[4469]- _ eee
[4470]CASEIUTION
[4472]DISPATCH [| stcses |
[4474]PROCESSING ACTION.
[4476]- fo a ; oe ; :
[4477]|__. Chief, Yestern Honisphere Division’ - ee ae
[4479]wo ~Chief, burope Division; ~~ a 4
[4480]COS, WH/Miani; COB, FRANTECH .°°” : cfs ES
[4484]Chief of Station, Madrid ees Ge
[4485]-RYBAT TYPIC TECHS/Construction of New PORUMEN Bibasey are: |
[4487]ACTIOR REQULEED - REIERINGS *
[4489]fee
[4491]| Reference:. OSMA 247740. mT, wn
[4493]vot ELS The PBRUMEN government has approved the construction |
[4495]An Madrid of ‘a now office building to be used as’ an’ Embassy,
[4497]Commercial office and résidence for the PBRUMEN Minister,”
[4499]‘The site has béen identified and work is expected to begin
[4500]‘the return of AMAUTO-1 from PBRUMEN, .
[4502]‘“[-""  g00n,..probably-afte
[4503]‘|. ‘sOmetine within the Gext tro véeks. The buildera expect to
[4504]couplete thei ilding within eight months. woot,
[4506]~. 7... 8. QUSBQUIN-37 is far mere confident than we are, about
[4508]‘cx the possibility of getting access to the building during the-
[4509]“construction phase ‘to possibly install various audio devices.
[4510]We believa':this operation to be a formidable one and we might
[4511]be challenged by the presence itn Madrid of PBRUMEN security
[4512]forces overseeing the construction, the presence of PBRUMEN
[4513]electricians and other professions, complicating the accese
[4514]to the building. Wo believe AHAUTO-1 has the Somanian.
[4515]experience well in mind and most likely will do everything
[4516]within his power to overcome the possibility of an audio :
[4517]penetration of his building. .
[4519]3. We would be grateful for any information addressees
[4520]might have on the general modus operandi of PBRUMEN security
[4521]‘forces in areas where PBRUKEN. official installations have been
[4522]constructed. Have they used PBRUHEN technicians, electricians,
[4523]construction engineers, etc? Also we would like to know whether
[4524]the PBRUMENS have installed their own telephone system or have
[4525]they generally relied on the system of the host country. we
[4526]would appreciate too, any comments Headquarters or
[4528]me other addressees would like to make on the best
[4529]course of action for the Station to consider. QUS RQUIN-37
[4530]believes he can get a copy of the. blueprints after the plan
[4532]Distribution: (continued)
[4534]2 = C/EUR. . — ooo: : ann
[4535]2 = COS, WH/Miani ae a at
[4536]=~ COB, FRANT EC} — i -—
[4537]CROSS REFERORCE 10 ce . DO7ATOH SYMBOL AMD BRmRS ER [“" : . . “ee
[4538]: _ OSMA 26040 18 March 1970.
[4539]eas PE UNE Pee
[4540]SECRE® , Advise Pile
[4542]1s Se ere te ere eevee ee
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[4547]14-0000
[4549]CONTINUATION GF |
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[4552]is subsitted for approva? to the Spanish, Governmont. He
[4553]feels confident that -he-can probabiy get the Spanish
[4555]_ telephone company to cooperate and possibly some of the
[4556]sub-contractors, : if there are any. :
[4558]mo ’ .4@, ° Be have made’ the- assumption above that Headquarters:
[4559]‘degires” the Station to pursue this matters; af not please
[4560]advise. . ; .
[4562]Roward R.. SACODER
[4564]~ ~ Ciassie Carron PAGE me ,
[4565]LUST PAMOUS LO KON , | _ ;
[4566]. . . . CONTAUED so
[4569]BO yey - .
[4570]ee ee jor eoria LN
[4571]se € »EUNSYORDimdu *- | . H
[4572]NH. COG/OPS “ _ SECRET i :
[4573]RESIO/T 1A . ; 1 cr eee
[4574]20 MIRCH 1970. oe, a a
[4575]tape ercennanion EP aoex (Cj x0 mock C} HETURN TO. >. RANCH. OO FILE m0
[4577]te POR ST) rie INES PILE NO.
[4579]VPlmm Sal] ao
[4581]a
[4583]_ : _tetiter. “tpicay
[4585]- SS FCRE mo 2 a Ue or 1 CITE DIRECTOR
[4586]a) | . to
[4587]WHT INFO MADRID - : oe “9. t 9: 1 6
[4588]. TYPIC ANAUTO) - * : 2 ras
[4590]REF: WH/MIAMI 6842 (CIN 044777)
[4591]| 1. xO ADDITIONAL WQS TRACES ON ALEXANDER SAMKO.
[4592]2, SAMKO ASSIGNED 261-866054, HIS POA IS BEING
[4593]‘PROCESSED, WILL ADVISE, . .
[4594]3. FILE? 201-866054, X-REF 201-735296,
[4595]. 7 END OF MESSAGE
[4596]WH/COG/COMNENT: Ret provided bio data and requésted POA for
[4598]debriefing on Alexander SANMRKO, businessman >
[4599]in’ Miami, Flovida. AMAUTO-IT, recruitment:
[4601]target ta Madrid, Spain, worked for one
[4602]Alexander SALKO as an apprentice butcher
[4605]- a)
[4607]a f.
[4609]E/IB/S On eich
[4610]Sa
[4612]Bes:
[4617]Le : : 2? 4
[4618]ALegy a EF Licey ge ‘
[4619]WILL BROE - JAMES E, FLANNERY }
[4620]C/WND . : po , : C/VIHL/COG | :
[4621]to 2 ot . 4
[4622]AUTHENTICATED
[4623]RCLEASING OFfICta _ GNTCER
[4624], A ROARNA TION iV nnten Wish THe insti OOFICE t§ copy ho.
[4626]>" oy . tere a ois T ROUTING A anovGA INITIALS = set oF
[4628]‘RL LUNSFORD :mdu ,
[4630]R1S19/7 144
[4631]: -173 MARCH 1975
[4633]OLE SECRETARIAT F ovsscmniarion’
[4635], C1) tnocx
[4637]av...
[4639]Cone
[4643]; : (elite i
[4644](classitreation) » (dato ang time bled . ; (raterence tea
[4645]LS ROR BB Tp a tee - Cire. DIRECTOR
[4646]SAGA BS To 13 (Settai | _
[4647]MADRID INFO WH/2TAMT - &3 d a 7
[4648]TYPIC AMAUTO
[4649]me REF: _SADRID 0689 (IN 043650)
[4650]: a - ONLY HQS TRACE ON CARLOS CARRASCO MUNOZ DE “VERA OTHER
[4651]: THAN INFO ‘CONTAINED osi-9487, MAR 1969, 1s TRAVEL FROM SPA IN-CUBA
[4652]10 MARCH 69; CUBA- SPAIN 14 MARCH 69.
[4653]2. CARRASCO ASSIGNED 201-866047, POA BEING PROCESSED, WILL
[4654]ADVISE. IF ASSESSMENT FAVORABLE, WILL -ASSIGN CRYPTONYM,
[4655]3. FILE: 201-866047, X-REF 201-736296,
[4656]END OF MESSAGE
[4657]WH/COG/COMMENT: Reference requested traces. and priority POA on
[4658]: Carlos’ CARRASCO Munoz De Vera, businessman and
[4659]lawyer in Madrid, Spain, and a personal friend
[4660]of AMAUTO-1,
[4661]oo _BA og.
[4662]. _ C/WH/COG A Ze
[4663]fe ferwis dics Whiten - ,
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[4665]4 . : Wy FO
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[4667]a JONN H, SHERW Dp ceononanne cree WILLIAY, Ms “BROE ,
[4668]wee ECT TERT Minune
[4669]ING OFF. roofs a,
[4670]| sper: ET Lees ral -
[4671]COPY feo.
[4673]REPRCOUCTION by OTHER THAN THE ISSUING CFFICE ts PRCHISITEO,
[4676]. KAMLe SECRET aM AD U1 DOLMINANICN TO Centre pit deus * dnd 2 be Fae Fae ‘Lures Yew Uy cry ANDOR Ie aa oF
[4678]1 IT Fen INT wo tae 7 7 : b Gapvet : i s] . ;
[4679]za ‘ y -4 . Sores oom atom .
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[4682]need ADVANCE cre, ri. : “4 rue , ret. —— —
[4683]™. . . . .
[4684]A =) i : , .
[4685]”D cx dansy TO CB Pw wo, _
[4686]: a ae zy Oe ; a
[4687]oe o" ‘ AREF TO C3 MLE NO. - . _
[4688]" crssoe ea pee O oes ad 0) nercew to a emacs
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[4691]action §
[4693]s E rs RET 172034Z, mak 13 CITE | MAMIAMT 84 l\ CNEBECKER Act ING)
[4694]ao ; a)
[4696]“ : DIRECTOR NFO-M DRID .
[4698]i prea Ui wiO44277
[4699]L”
[4701]“AMAUTO— 1
[4704]oe ogy ,
[4705]Roe al ALEXANDER SAMKO WHO LIVES In HOLL YwooD, FLORIDA. ACCORDING
[4707]TO LOCAL. RECORDS HE WAS BORN 2 NOVEMBER . 197 IN PERTH AMBOY,
[4709]es Oe. ode THROUGH LOCAL ‘wOBONE OFFICE STATION HAS HAS: LocareD
[4711]_ NEW JERSEY. WIFe* S Nate Is SELMA SAMKO. HE. IS CURRENTLY
[4712]a LISTED aS THE OWNER OF THE BEACH DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY
[4713]LOCATED AT 362 JOHNSON STREET, HOLL woop.
[4715]26 THE 1957 MIAMI CITY DIRECTORY LISTED SUBJECT
[4716]AS MANAGER OF A FIRM KNOWN AS MIR-A=KIL PRODUCTS. 195 8-59
[4717]ie DIRECTORY LISTED HIM-AS"OWNER OF THE FRUIT CENTER AT 109 sS
[4718]: Sd 17TH AVENUES. [
[4720]3. LOCAL FILES STATED THAT ON 12 MAY 1968 SANKG MADE AN
[4722]oa APPLICATION FOR A L1quoR LICENSE. HE Was FINGERPRINTED
[4723]a AND HIS FINGERPRINTS WERE FORWARDED TO LNERGO. LATTER |
[4724]REPORTED UO CRIMINAL RECORD.
[4725]4. STATION WILL CONTACT AND DERIEF ‘ON RECEIPT OF Poa.
[4726]5. LE: “Ze1- 7735296. GP-1
[4727]s Ec RE
[4729]by Sehr  pas~ P3524
[4730]po wo - ” I tar 1°
[4733]i
[4735]TOTAL COPIES|V POUTiWeG ANO/ON IMITIALS-SEEN 87
[4737]PERE we F +
[4738]SECRET eet
[4739]- . _ . : . (Whea F ived ta} Sarees — fa] -
[4741]Lfsoee Over Cisg |
[4743]CV AseY TO CO PLE NO,
[4745]CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION xg GLASStih MESSAGE
[4746]SES EMINATION
[4748]REF 1S COME WO - \
[4750]O me mo 0) scrum vo ee BRANCH : : :
[4753]S=-cRET 171406Z MAR. 79 CITE WH/MLANT 6332 (NEBECKER ACTING)
[4755]Mts 04 “I 4408 . :
[4756]ao THEE AM AUTO . eo oe
[4757]“REFS: as maDRID o6s9(7-7 sues) 7 7 ay
[4759]Be MADRID a690 (a7 04 35656/ . .
[4761]i. NO STATION TRACES CARLOS CARRASCO nuNoz DE VERA.
[4763]DIR=cTOR, MADRID
[4765]2. FILE CARRASCO 201. _X-REF 201-736296, GPe1
[4767]SECRET
[4769]ed wmaste-s
[4771]SECRET
[4774]ROUTING AND/OM INSTIOLS-SEEN BT
[4776]ALE SECRETASIAT Di SsEwna Now dahsiri€D MESSAGE Tota Copies
[4778]( SECRET _:
[4779]7 then Filled tn) —
[4781]Stas! NOTED
[4783]OAR eee my
[4785]RREP TO C3 PLE KO.
[4787]O seruaw to _.
[4791]“ SE CRE T 161518Z MAR 78 CITE MADRID a690 Gh. 043656.
[4793]—_ ‘DIRECTOR: NFO" WH/MIANI |
[4795]oe REF? MADRID wn (roasteo) - ns
[4797]1. IDENTITY: CARLOS : :CCARRASCO) MUNOZ DE VERA
[4799]; _ “DPOB: ‘SPAIN, 6 WARCH.I939 x
[4800]2. FILE 201-738296. GP-1/
[4801]SECRET ;
[4803]“SECRET
[4805]ra
[4807]f7 > Ruri swoon in TALs-32 0M OF
[4809]ARLE SECRETARIAT £ Oissewsnanion t “gasipieomessace 7
[4810]REAM ET NOTED _ 7 SECRET .. i)
[4812]Tae TON NO,
[4816]aS TIO UNE
[4818]_ BE ATTACHED TO ABOVE DISPATCH. POA FOR CONTACT AND
[4820]7 ae Filled fa)
[4824]- Cuasry vo ce Puen, TT
[4826]an
[4828]RAEP TO CE PLE NO
[4830]10 me 20 (D eaarusn ro
[4832]SE: c. R. ET 1615 17Z MAR 70 CITE AADRID 0639
[4834] piectoR thro‘ vavotamr 7 © Tatas.049650 Joan
[4836]TYPIG: AMAUTO BO oo . re
[4837]REF: DIRECTOR 015896 - a
[4838]de STATION COiMMENTS ON RECRUITMENT ANAUTO*1 TO
[4840]BE POUCHED 18 tiARCR,
[4841]2. REQUEST TRACES AND PRIORITY POA ‘ON IDEN WHO IS
[4843]LAWYER, “AND PERSONAL FRIEND AMAUTO-1. PRQ PART I. WILL
[4845]ASSESSMENT AND IF FAVORABLE, RECRUITMENT AS INTERMEDIARY
[4846]FOR OP AGAINST AivAUTO- I.
[4848]3. FILE 201-736296. GP-1 -—
[4849]SECRET : .
[4851] SEeRET
[4853]14-00000 .
[4854]ISAC HO
[4856]_ PRON TO FU
[4858]—_— en Bo
[4859]Fillin Sect 2. on back Detach dy a : . Be
[4860]and forward to RIDLZ Ew Te ; Hi file no and title shown aro not proper,
[4862]Destray front cover sheet, unless it records | insert proper fle ne below dnd forward
[4864]signiheant achon taken Or coments requit- _. | document to RID AN. os
[4866]Ing preservalion. a ' : . : . a
[4867]FROM. . . . PRUOFFR ELE NO
[4869]RID?
[4871]£1-129
[4873]ALL AOORESSEES
[4875]ON BACK IF APPROrEATE
[4877]COMMENTS
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[4914]a | ” USMA 26025 w
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[4918]14-0000
[4920]Pan
[4922]CUASSENCATION | PROCEENG ACHION
[4924]SECRET : '
[4925]Chios, Western _lientsphere_Diviston__
[4927]: panes eens .
[4928][0 BMEXANG eLQVIETO
[4930]m0 Chiek ‘Europe Divisiaqu;. "foe cared oc
[4931]WH (Miami, COB,’ ork CaM AcE LNG
[4933]__ Chief of Station, _Mady \ ——TE™
[4935]4 _TNPIC/QUTISID/! U.S, Combany.. An Touch mith Cuban Bubassy
[4937]action REQUIELD- REETENCES
[4941]OSMA 25995
[4943]- References: A, | =
[4944]: B. “DIRECTOR 014234
[4945]Cc, MADRID 0620 :
[4947]ene According’ to qurnin on 26 ‘February, Miss SUAREZ
[4948]de Cepeda. Of: the. Grolier. Company called AMAUTO-I and spoke |
[4949]with ‘his secretary to: explain that her company is giving —
[4950]» their book to a numberof persons in order to obtain their .
[4951]_| opinions about the product and AMAUTO-1 was one of ‘the persons -
[4952]“.on Grolier's list,-. AMAUTO-1's secretary said that he would. ue
[4953]call when he returned, Later, Miss SUAREZ was told that. an
[4954]appointment was made for 10 March, : :
[4956]‘2. This would appear to be a routine item which | -
[4957]probably would not merit. further investigation, unless we ©
[4958]can discover someone of higher caliber in the Grolier Company
[4959]who could approach AMAUTO-1 as a means of cultivating a mean-
[4960]ingful friendship with AMAUTO-1.
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[4963]eh so See ao
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[4966]'
[4967]‘Philip C, KENTLAND
[4969]ace Efe) s oO a
[4971]2 - C/WHD
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[4973]2 ~ COS, WH/Miami
[4975]26 COB/DO, New York - co, ce
[4978]. OSMA 26025 13 March 1970
[4979]HASSCATION te FUE wumota n/p. VE = Ge ya
[4981]‘SECRET |
[4983]CROSS REFERENCE TO
[4986]#00000
[4988]| - Wet \t 19 aan o 5
[4990]VESSALCPVODDS a, : Ae BEG oy ;
[4991]Rican witees fg I F —
[4992]CHARS WHE CELER td — SECRE? : + —
[4994]a "i/COG/OPS yy LSECRET |
[4995]wr =R1619 oN . an 7 :
[4996]cates 23 MARCH 1970- _ fe
[4997]. cAgLe SECRETARIAT O1ESCMINATION . | CF incex G xouncen CO aneruan ro BRANCH co LE aio r
[4998]a a C1 rweuy 8 Fite Ko.
[5000]u - e - . a
[5002]: : (ett ite! (plea) 4 .
[5003](classification) (cate and ume fie) . . ey > :
[5004]“SECRET 1G 2628on. ereomecron 77236 0 |
[5005]yo PWHANIAXL vee MADRID - om ; ce TD. od :
[5007]TYPIC’A
[5008]REF; Mu/srant 6753 CIN 040850)
[5010]oT, FOR STATION'S. INFORMATION IN REF. “INVESTIGATION, LNYUMA
[5012]"FILE ‘ON, AMAUTO-1- SHOWS HE | USED FOLLOWING ADDRESSES DURING 111s STAX
[5013]THERE: a Te - _2
[5014]A. C/O OSVALDO RUIZ (BROTHER) .
[5015]' 826 N E SECOND AVENUE
[5016]B, 121 N £ FIFTH STREET, APT 19
[5017]C. 1440 N W TWENTY FIRST TERRACE
[5018]| ‘D, 1749-3 NW TWENTY FIRST STREET
[5019]- 2, FOR HIS LNYUMA INVESTIGATION HE RETAINED LAW FIRM OF
[5021]WALTERS, MOCRE, AND COSTANZO, 1008 AINSLSY BUILDING,
[5022]3. FILE SHOWS HE FIRST LEFT CUBA 8 Nov 56, WENT TO KEY WEST
[5023]TO SEE BROTHER, LEFT MIAMI AIRPORT 17 NOV 56 AS TOURIST TO DOM REP -
[5025]WHERE HE RECEIVED FIVE MONTES MILITARY TRAINING, DECIDED TO LEAVE i
[5026]. 3G
[5027]BECAUSE HE FOUND HE WAS | IN WITH GROUP OF CUBAN "GANGSTERS" AND Was a:
[5028]: 3
[5029]IMPRISONED. THERE FOR PIFTEEN DAYS FOR TRYING ToO- “ESCAPE, -POLICARPIO | ae
[5030]. , t
[5031]- ae ay te Die OC
[5032]; - . COORDINATING OFFICE! copy’ ma oor] nrnencoating
[5033]RELEASING OFFICER . s Ec R E T | reerenty
[5034]REPROOUCTION, oY. OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE | is PRORISITED, , Tere NO.
[5036]OOS ~ 25824.
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[5064]-———— wa , someones O17 2 36 . +
[5066]a ode _ a e _ qe
[5069]7 “SOLER (AKA JOAQUIN RODRIGUEZ) WAS IN CHARGE OF CUBAN EXILES TRAINING"
[5070]gate ee THERE, —_ oe me a oa PE
[5071]4, HE REENTERED U.S. 5 APRIL ‘87, OVERSTAYED HIS TIME, AND ON | Ds
[5073]“11 FEB 58 WAS ORDERED DEPORTED TO CUBA, "HE CLAIMED HE WOULD BE ~:~
[5074]“KILLED IF HE RETURNED, THAT U.S, WAS ONLY PLACE WHERE HE FELT FREE, SO HE '
[5075]NEVER SHOWED FOR DEPORTATION, LATER LNYUMA INVESTIGATION SHOWED
[5076]THAT AS OF 2 MAR 58 HE WAS LIVING AT CALLE 86 NUMBER 705, APT 1,
[5077]MIRAMAR, HAVANA, HAVING LEFT ON "EXPEDITION PLANE" FROM MIAMI,
[5078]5, FILE 201-735296,
[5079]END OF MESSAGE
[5083]WH/COMMERTS sm Ref reports WH/Miami reviewing leads in Miami
[5084]: srarea pertaining to targetting of AMAUTO-1,
[5086]4 ty m7 noe a 4
[5087]— > JOE wy R. EORTON EUR/IB ia aetng JANES E. E, FLANNERY 2” ° 4
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[5116]a .
[5117]DIRECTOR INFO hapa ip . yor
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[5130](0. BASE OR Local LNERGO TRACES MISS CFNULOURDES — 7
[5131]‘SUBU REF.
[5133]PRETEXT PHONE’ CALL BY BASE OFFICER To |
[5135]6RCLIER INC. PUSLISHER ( ONLY LOCAL FIRM CORFESPOND iG To GROLIER
[5137]GITED REF} ESTABLISHED THAT NO PERSON THAT
[5138]NAME EMPLOYED THERE,
[5140]o
[5141]oe
[5143]NOTE THAT. Pko Ne. NUMBER MENTIONED REF Is MADRID sos
[5144]NUMSER, NOT NEW YORK.
[5146]3. UNLESS FURTHER IDENTIFYING INFO FORTHCOMING ON
[5148]LOURJES EASE PLANS NO ADDITIONAL. ACTION THIS MATTER,
[5149]4. FILE 241-735296,  Gpe4,
[5150]SECRET
[5152]a :
[5153]SECRET PCS 235M
[5155]rege neencenannenetn yee beers 131i. of
[5157]t oe. _
[5160]15 Novémber 1976 | .
[5161]SUBJECT: ‘Typed Notés from Review of .I&NS File of
[5162]Geestes Guirlmero RUIZ Perez
[5164]me Subject's file was presumably Feviewed in-the spring of
[5165]1970 at the I&NS office at 119 p Sts, N.E., Room 547 -
[5167]- “/Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez7 made applicaticn at Miami
[5168]on & April 1957. c/o Osvaldo RUIZ to .
[5169]oo ops . me 826 N.E.,. 2nd Avenue
[5171]a ‘ re ~ .. Miami, Fla, . : ;
[5173]“Was admitted ‘5 April 1957 (fron 3 Apr primary inspection)
[5175]Willie
[5177]Alias in's. . . -
[5178]. Address. :. Quinte 5, #714, Havana...
[5179]DPOB > | Havana, 10 Feb. 1930
[5181]Tad
[5183]_ Remarks . ~ =: ‘Cannot go back to Cuba,
[5184]. ; ' Havana U. student. If he returns
[5185]would be killed by Batista Govt.
[5187]. Left Cuba 8 November 1956, went. to Key West to see his
[5188]brother, above address, , : .
[5190]Left from Miami approx, 17 Nov 56 as tourist to Dom. Rep.
[5191]by CDA airline on tourist card. Stayed with Mrs. Rosa HERNANDEZ,
[5192]Calle Morffa # 17, c.T, Family friends of 1 yr. from Havana, . ’
[5193]Stayed two weeks, Went to Feria de la. Pax as interpreter and
[5194]guide, hired by HERNANDEZ family. Worked for tips, Lived at
[5195]_ boardinghouse at Calle Barahouce # 115 for 4 months.
[5197]: Wanted to immigrate because it was Only place where he felt
[5198]free, Bo
[5199]Came to.U.S. on CDA #400 on 2 Apr 57, Had previously applied
[5201]in 1947 for study in States from Havana but didn't come. Was,
[5202]married at that time, . |
[5203]Had written letters to hewspapers in Havana against Batista
[5204]“Govt, . :
[5205]Full set of finger prints available, : . DE
[5206]Applied to extend time of teitporary stay, Statement dated
[5208]10 May 57 (with interpreter) ; i
[5209]i
[5211]‘Address given: 121 N.E. 5th St., Apt 19
[5213]Passport : 49248, Cuban . : ‘ r
[5215]continued i
[5218]RUIZ, Orestes ~ | re
[5219]a pe
[5221]: Was..a prisoner in Dom Rep, not in a prison, but ina
[5222]concentration camp with ll others for 15 Jays because the tried to --:
[5223]“escape, because he was taking military training. Had been asked.
[5224]there by one Jose Antonio ECHEVERRIA who vas killed in Cuba in
[5225]‘attack on Pres,.Palace on 13 57, ECHEVERRIA approached RUIZ
[5226]. at- Havana U. When he went to -Dom Rep,- found a bunch of Cubsn
[5227]_ gangsters | instead of decent. people,’ POLICARPO Soler aka Joaquin
[5228]RODRIGUEZ; .was ‘in ‘charge. of group, vho was one who-arrested him,
[5229]7 Had. actually ) months” military training Nov 56 to Apr 57.
[5231]: ‘Was in student demons trations and passed propaganda | vs. .
[5232]Batista regime. . _
[5234]_ One Dr.- VENAGE,. Cuban, gave RUIZ. a ticket to: return. to
[5235]‘the U. Ss. ‘from Don Rep. oo,
[5237]eet bee
[5238]‘He: “is opposed to Conimunist philosophy. His’ _group, the —
[5239]“university Students, ha qa Tight with Comminists. ci... 4;
[5240]La WF ee.
[5242]2 ‘On or about 12 July 37 RUIZ wanted to obtain permanent
[5243]ee 2 residence visa in UU. Ss. .
[5245]5 Nov 57 notified he had tokave by 4 Dec 57.
[5247]25 Sept 57, living with wife and child at 1440 N.W, 2ist
[5248]Terrace. f Miami7-
[5250]In Nov 57, at 1749} www. 21st St., Miami aad
[5251]-had Joined there,
[5253]_- Overstayed his time. 11 Feb 58 ordered deported to Cuba.
[5254]Represented on or about 14 Feb 58 by the firm Walters, Moore,
[5255]and Costanzo (1008 Ainsley Bldg.)
[5257]so Notified 4 times of interrogation ‘but had moved addr, week
[5258]“s a/o 25 Jul 58. - ~—
[5260]Order for detention issued 21 Aug 58.
[5261]Order for deportation issued 19 Mar 59,
[5263]. Investigation showed he returned to Havana to Calle
[5264].5#714 on 2 Mar.58 on an “expedition by plane." A/o 6 Apr 59 living
[5266]at Calle 86 #705, Apt 1, Miramar
[5268]Chris Hopkins
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[5404]7" Nehen Filled Ia) = “ESE
[5405]ural eseralal
[5407]| ADVANCE “GoPY Dusen, (Jaorres
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[5411]cLamry TO CS PLE WO.
[5413]AAP TO CS LE NO. _-
[5415]“SECC R-ET 1116552 MAR 70 CITE WH/MIAMI(
[5417]DIRECTOR, M
[5418]TYPIC AGauto al
[5420]REF DIRECTOR. vise9o
[5421]I. WH/MI AME ATTEMPTING To CHECK out REF “INFO on
[5423]‘AMAUTO~ 1 THROUGH /SEVERAL ASSETS-AND ‘LOCAL WOBONE.”
[5424]"WILL: ADVISE IF ANYTHING DEVELOPED. —_
[5425]2.0 FILE: 201-735296, GP-1
[5426]SECRET ~~
[5428]oS Copy
[5429]| SECRET
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[5443]< AUDSON INIMALS SELL OY |
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[5449]"pare: 10 MARCIE 1970 _ - _
[5450]CACLE SECRETARIAT OLSSENINATION 7 OO wcee: C] no sioex C] rerusn ro _ BARATICH 1] re.aio
[5451]. 2a ra -
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[5461]“SECRET 7997 Teco ee *  cire pinécror ;
[5463]arn 102 zhang ne
[5464]‘eT PRIORITY SADRED, WH/MIANE = ae 0 158 99°!
[5465]TYPId ANAuTO ~ ( ee Te
[5467]REFS: A, OSMiv- 25989 (xoT SENT “wHU/ateama)
[5468]B. OSM 11726
[5470]1, ITEM 12 DATED 28 JAN 70. REPORTED REF A QUOTES AMAUTO-1 -
[5471]AS SAVING THAT HE WILL NOT BE IN MADRID FoR INAUGURATION NEW
[5472]BUILDING SINCE HIS. TOUR IN SPAIN ENDING, ITEM 15 DATED 6 rep fos
[5474]: ‘REPORTED REF A, QUOTES ; “AUTO-1 AS SAYING ME INTENDS TO LEAVE:
[5476]| FOR HAVANA AFTER 18 JULY,, . (i) —
[5478]. 2. VIEW ABOYE, REQUEST YOUR COMMENTS ON REF B ASAP,
[5479]3. FILE 201-735296,
[5481]END OF MESSAGE
[5482]» WH/COG/COMMENTS ¢ Ref A is normal dispatch take fren QUTIMID/OUDOZE
[5483]a , audio operation run against AMAUTO-1 in Spain,
[5484]These items were not Signalled by cable,
[5485]Ref B is lengthy dispatch from Hqs pointing out
[5486]vulnerabilities of AMAUTO-1, means of targetting
[5488]_ him, and request for comments by WI W/MI AML. and
[5489]Madrid.
[5490](o MMe
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[5501]—o———e—e~_ . ~ 5
[5502]: - CCORCINATINS OFFICERS ; Wea “7. 25 IL
[5503]i : [SE 7 . : AUTOMATING
[5504]: 4 Reveasing erricea SECRET inte 7 ice
[5505]: bea SO Sra i 7O
[5506]‘ ; REpRee NCTIGN GY GIHER Tran THE SUING OFFICE I: Is PRC.
[5508]Sta cery NQ,
[5511]| Liege!
[5512]Novena) Cofeate of He Laited rate wtihe rey]
[5514]Tit roetertol racbeiea let oremtion ofeit es Oe ong, THAT
[5515]of a Lantennge tons, Tre 1 USC NT ee) eee ten or peeeeamem of tare omy Lapeumbertanse
[5517]moene th on encitboneed paces le peen.te'ed ty: tow,
[5518]Ay
[5519]47)
[5521]NQ_YOREIGN DISSE M/CONFROLLED. DISSEM act 1 OF Yeaces
[5522]"THIS 1S AN INFOPMATICN REPORT, TNALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE 7 :
[5524]me . a a AAFC
[5525]; ~SBCRET Ree - REPoRTMO.  C$DB-312/00665-70
[5526]OATE DISTR. 6 March 1970
[5527]COUNTRY Cuba/Spain oo
[5528]; 021 December 1969-30 January 1970 OC \
[5529]fos a
[5531]SUBJECT” Problens of Cuban Mission in Madrid
[5532]‘ “with Lack of Response from Havana
[5534]a
[5536]i.
[5538]aca spain, Madrid: aes February 1970) FIELD NO. osM 9937 |
[5540]source et “official Spanish service from a usually reliable: “source
[5541]. who was able to read the memorandum reported below.
[5543]1. Ina "memorandum dated 30 January 1970 to Carlos A. .
[5544]Neira. “Garcia, official of the Cuban Ministry of
[5545]Foreign Affairs, the Cuban charge d'affaires in Madrid
[5546]“nadlermo Ru i z Perez outlined the salient. ,current
[5547]problems of most concern to his mission: i
[5548]Ve
[5549]a. Building construction. Ruiz submitted
[5550]a proposal to Havana in December 1969 for-the
[5551]construction of a building to house all the mission
[5552]offices including the embassy, the consulate, the
[5553]commercial office, the Cubana Airlines office, and
[5554]‘possibly the minister's residence. Ruiz had not
[5555]received na concrete reply to the proposal and he
[5556]urged Neira to take it up again with the ministry...
[5557]b. Radio facility: Responding to a request
[5558]from the Director of the Cuban National Fishing
[5559]Institute, Emilio Aragones Navarro, in
[5560]December 1969, Ruiz applied to the Spanish authori-
[5561]ties for permission to install a ‘radio facility.
[5562]in the Canary Islands for communicating with Cuban \ _
[5563]Ships. The permission had been granted by late . :
[5564]December yet Havana had failed to follow up the
[5565]“project with’ plans and instructions.
[5567]-Nwaw
[5569]5
[5571]‘ . .
[5573]3 : SE CRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM
[5574]2 . . . .
[5577](diauem contats}
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[5588]4.00000
[5590]XO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEN pace T7OF “2 PAGES _
[5591]SECRET So an . ‘CSDB-312/00665-70
[5593]. @. Visa. delays. Havana is ‘consistently
[5594]late in processing visa requests for foreigners
[5596]eR . traveling to Cuba, Ruiz attributed the delays
[5597]oo? .., 7. ‘to the red tape which involves processing the cane
[5598]rs : ~ 7) “pequests through two ministries; The Visa Section .°, >... oo:
[5599]re ‘dn the Ministry‘of Foreign Affairs, and the — .o 4
[5600]tte a Directorate’ of Immigration in the Ministry of ce i
[5602]Interior. Ruiz requested authorization for the
[5603]onsulate to send its visa requests directly to
[5604]the Directorate of Immigration since this is- the
[5605]ection: that ultinately determines. whether a.
[5606]foreigner may or. may not’ ‘enter Cuba’. Se
[5608]ae Field Dissem: None,
[5610]| ; oO mo 7 .
[5611]- | - - Meee
[5615]3 SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEH/CONTROLLED DISSEM Ss
[5616]4 . . 4
[5617]3 3
[5618]2 2
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[5644]: DIRECTOR INFO DO BASE NEWYORK ==, 5h 037245 (46) ==
[5645]; Be TYPIC QuTIMiD AMAUTO. : aan ee o
[5646]oe - Ne le. Wi og
[5647]REF: DIRECTOR 914234 ; :. Le 8 ’
[5649]Lerten, ‘ La spat <B>
[5650]1. LOCAL TRACES MISS LOURDES FORWARDED OSma- 25995, POUCHED
[5653]4 MARCH 78. —
[5654]sys fet rues Ta.
[5655]2. FILE: 65-2-16/9. GP=1 Fons Jad coe
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[5676]7 ‘Chief, Western Homisphere Division —_. a inuTaNs AEOLEEAO
[5677]a 0.” ChICT, Europe Division; : :
[5679]a Lal ae.
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[5686]ciecesremermnad
[5688]: . ONLY Quast OEME
[5689]. COS, WH/Miami; COB, DO ‘Ndw York oo CON OGE OEING
[5690]anne EY tami COB . JOAN ES
[5692]“Chief of Station, Madr iy msceories |
[5693]sean ° YY ne
[5695]ACTON CRQURED - REERENCES
[5697]0 TYPIC/QUTIMID/U.S, Compaiy in Touch with Cuban Embassy, Madrid
[5699]aeettt
[5701]v7?" Ll QUTIMID reported a 21 January 1970 conversation held.
[5702]‘between the wife of the Cuban Charge tn Madrid ‘and a Miss.
[5703]"Lourdes" ‘speaking for the Grolier Company in New York.- Miss
[5705]’, Lourdes’ said that her company was undertaking sone type of
[5707]- publicity and wished to interview the Charge in this regard,
[5708]Whén questioned about-what-kind of work the company does,
[5710]“Miss” Lourdes replicd that Grolier is an investigation (studies) ©
[5712]: and consultant firm with. central office located in New York City.
[5713]Lourdes gave-her local number as 233-7448. She was advised
[5714]that ‘the matter would be brought up to the Charge, Guillermo
[5715]RUIZ, and she would be informed of the results later,
[5717]: 2. Later that day Aristides DIAZ Ruvirosa, the Embassy's
[5718]_press officer and: a member of the DGI, called back to say that
[5719]he would see her the next day in his office at 10:30,
[5720]ae see her TeX
[5722]3. According to QUSEQUIN, telephone 233-7448 ig registered
[5723]in the name of Isaac BENDAHAN Sananes at Calle General Moscardo 6,
[5724]6th floor,. Apt. C, Madrid: There are no Station or liaison traceg
[5725]on BENDAHAN, : ; ;
[5727]_ 4. DO Base New York may be able to identify the Grolier
[5728]“Company in New. York and the reason for which their repredentative
[5729]was in touch with the Cuban Embassy. .
[5731]3. Whatever follow-up action is conducted, the sensitivity
[5732]of the QUTIMID operation should be kept firmly in mind so that
[5734]our interest does not appear to stem troa a technical monitoring
[5735]of the Cuban installation, . - :
[5737]Distribution; ..-. ? < Cc.
[5738]v2 - C/WND |.
[5740]J ip C. KENTLAN
[5741]2 — C/EUR * . Phili C. KENTLAND
[5742]2 — COS, WH/Miami :
[5744]2 - COS, DO/NY
[5748]hole
[5750]CEGS5 REMKENE I CNPATCH FDO AND NUMEER
[5751]7 ‘ OSMA 25995 © ; 4 March 1970
[5754]SECRET
[5756]HOS UF WUMRER CoH y
[5757]330-20
[5760]4.00000
[5762]-. Report No. 259
[5764]Tn nee
[5766]CS mn aSY 769.
[5767]BM Kee rap
[5769]<7 -.
[5771]4 eg .
[5772]At aw & . :
[5773]A ‘27 jax wre
[5778]I told her that I personatiy regretted it, as an
[5780]individual and as Cuban, but that as a diplomat I.could
[5781]not do her any. favor because, she had left Cuba voluntarily,
[5782]in flisht,and that I could not render any assistance to.
[5783]her and least of all protect her, If I had then been . -
[5785]able to take pictures, I could have sent them to Havana
[5787]for them to see (This happened when RUIZ had first arrived
[5789]here.)
[5790]RUIZ goes on to say that .many pseple aro nisled when they
[5791]arrive in Madrid from Cuba, or have been misled by their
[5793]‘relutives., Parents bring thei= ehlldrcn-+RUIZ says there
[5795]“ere over 400 Cuban children in ne school. One of then
[5797]-leftt Zschool_7 once and passage had to be provided for nim:
[5799]at the airport in CUBANA und allowed him to leave because
[5801]they did not want to be mixed up in that affair. The child
[5802]wes 14) years old and did not want to stay in Madrid in the Cc
[5804]R says that should enything
[5805]OT
[5807]parrochial school with the conxs.
[5808]. . az - } wt)
[5809]happen to hin and his wife wants to stay in Macetd, he vants Koga
[5811]~ ATE Tad
[5813]his enildren to return to Cuta ana remain Chere until they
[5814]———— a
[5816]‘become of ase and rake their own cholee, but that to take
[5818]ehildren out of Cuba is a mistake,
[5820]Fees 8 Sarre To
[5823]14-0000
[5825]Report Mo. 2061, | oo _ 29 Jon 1970 ge
[5827]Cr
[5829]NILDA is- typing vhite RUIZ is out of the office. CURDZLO_
[5830]comes in and she tells hima cable arrived granting her
[5831]‘permission to travel to Havana, but that she will not be
[5833]‘goinz because RUIZ became annoyed, She adds that RUIZ
[5835]is very. selfish,
[5837]' NILDA and RUIZ discuss her trip. R asks her if she
[5839]is going; she says ‘no! because he does not want her
[5841]‘to zo. Apparently he tells her to go , home that instant
[5843]and get ready, after she tells him that she has no time
[5844]to take out hes summer clothes, etc. She declines by
[5846]- Saying that he has already ruined everything. She goes
[5847]on to say that she nad not asked MELVA or anyone else
[5848]-for her passage, but had written to RUZ (ph) saying tint
[5849]she was very depressed and that she missed her son very
[5851]much, eni.they had arranged for her passace. ‘NILDA adds that
[5853]she 1s not going on a pleasure trip, but to see her son and.
[5854]. see how he is doing, which she finds only natural. sne
[5855]vould have stayed with hin for tro whole days and would
[5857]have talked to the School Director and far: out, how the
[5859]‘child was-doing. She calls R selfish ni says! ‘ae the trip
[5861]had been for hin she would not have doubted: tt, She want
[5863]to kmow why RUIZ places objections to ter trip! to Eavana.
[5865]He wen?s the two of them to sa together, and cor her
[5866]to walt unt. til thelr, vacation, nos at this timo, She
[5869]14-0000
[5871]. ua.
[5872]“ ~ ‘ ‘0
[5873]" ' aN c
[5874]wlepors Noe “ :
[5875]contends it is because he does not want ‘to stay by oO Cos
[5876]: himselt; as She knows him well efter 16 yeats of . ,
[5877]livi = together.
[5878]e, a . . _ , . vo : ‘. ; ;
[5879]B. “‘NELDA Says she wid have to write to NEIRA regarding her
[5880]passage ana to thank him,
[5881]N
[5886]14-0000
[5890]a “ Repsys - 262- (Cont'd), SO
[5891]\ oc , a, : ;
[5893]H ‘Othopr such things, This amount could be reduced is wo bring
[5895]i our Cuban architects, vino were here two. years azo, and
[5896]eo Inowledseable of their mission could diseues with the
[5898]"land ower and the construction firm those things they
[5900]oo feel could be omitted and the pri¢e could be brought dom
[5902]- considerably. We do not need a luxury ‘building, but one. °” os,
[5903]that is attractive a, ‘simple ‘and functimal, Term « paynents .
[5905]could also be extended. I. want to impress upon you that
[5907]_ : when we entered into negotiations we had a binding
[5909]| . agreement, ; . .
[5911]7 “Phe lot 1s on Avenida La Ilabana, _Fermfn GUrIEnn2z
[5913]looked well into this matter, He asked me to send
[5915]him’ the project and that he would took at it. The mo, . :
[5917]system of payments in Spa in allows us to pay £100, 000. .
[5919]or $150,000 annually which will not be difficult for
[5921]us, ; _
[5922]“NemnA, vant you to talk to CHA IN, not bearing :
[5923]" pfessure on him, but to make him understand that what - . Ct
[5924]I want is to leave my successor r established, for any “ro ee
[5925]construction » lasting over nine months I certainly a yi eaviek .
[5926]; ween nd vay” a
[5927]will not be able to enjoy, oe
[5928]"thnother thing I want to coring to your attention is
[5929]in regard to our Consulate, Ss activities and relations
[5931]with the Visa Section. A letter has come from VERA eddressed
[5932]to FRANC@ pointing to FRANCO's incorrect wording of a cable
[5934]to thas Section, I asree that ib was incorrect, but I
[5939]_ Renort No. 253. a, Bl Jan. 2970
[5941]There is anot ther univientified Cuban in the office.
[5943]When RUI?, is rere alone with her, he | ‘says that he feels
[5945]ane an’ exile, that he: ‘tas been: out “for two: years” and .
[5946]ds tired. There are ré i mariy “who want to. be out of Cuba, _
[5947]. he continues, but it seens. to hin they. vant to keep | 1
[5948]han out’ of ‘the way. He goes on: to. say that. LEON had ”
[5949]— appointed him,’ and supported hin, but although, : they.
[5950], are good friends, he does not Like to work with a
[5951]'..man whom one never knows what he is thinking, and one
[5952]_ never gets to Imow. R mentions a cable he had sent
[5954]and says it could have cost his assassination,and.
[5956]that he had purposely done so to see if he were summoned
[5957]to discuss the matter in Cuba. He-would have liked to
[5958]discuss it there, but they have apparently remained
[5960]silent, R Jaments he feels as if he were in Miami,
[5963]14-0000
[5966]t
[5968]4 February’ 1970.
[5970]seat ‘MERCEDES: READS RUIZ THE- FOLLOWING “TELEX °:
[5972]" We FEEL. NILDA SHOULD > TRAVEL on IBERIA NEXT.
[5974]"MONDAY BECAUSE THE TRIP IS SHORTER AND SHE HAS
[5976]‘THE ANSWERS. TO QUESTIONS RAISED. MINREX,"'
[5977]Ruiz is at home and remarks he is going out
[5979]to dinner r tonight,
[5981]“Psee Report 262, 30 Jan 70, for memo_that
[5982]Ratz sent NEIRA at MINREX with Nilda./
[5984]j
[5985]te
[5988]- wre 2 MARCH 197,
[5990]esate a.
[5994]suite W it CoG/OPs
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[5997]woe secReTamar: {DISSEMINATION , 7c ocx CD wo invex () rerven 16 —____ ara - Doman
[5999]TYPIC qurmitp § . ;
[6000]“REF: OsuA~ 25969 (sot SENT Do BASE NEW: YORK) *
[6002]Pete A AY
[6004]FOLLOWING DAY, oo
[6005]7 2, RUIZ IS PRIME HQS RECRUITMENT TARGET AND WE THEREFORE
[6006]INTERESTED ANY OUTSIDE CONTACT WITH SUBJECT THAT OFFERS ASSESSMENT
[6008]AND BIO ON MISS LOURDES, TEL: 233-74-48. NO OBJECTION BASE —
[6010]QUERYING LOCAL LNERGO, PROTECTING SOURCE OF INPOMICROFILMED
[6012]"3, INDEX LOURDES, FILE; 401-735296. MAR 23 1970
[6013]: Doc. MICRO SER.
[6015]END OF MESSAGE
[6016]WH/COG/COMMENT : *Reference was intercepted telephone call fron
[6017]wo . Miss LOURDES, employee of Grolier Co. in New Yo
[6018]to Cuban Embassy, Madrid, requesting an Antervie
[6019]with the Charge d' Affairs,
[6021]COORDINATING OFFICERS
[6023]/ DATA, APPRECIATE ANY INFO DO BASE NEW -YORK CAN PROVIDE RS FULL IDE
[6025]“tUE WE SeeF
[6026]1 ACCORDING SENSITIVE SOURCE oxpAtsy Chinas eth CROLIER
[6027]COMPANY OF STUDY AND RESEARCH, MAIN OFFICE NEW YORK, CALLED CUBAN
[6029]EMBASSY MADRID 21 JAN REQUESTING AN INTERVIEW WITH CHARGE,
[6031]GUILLERMO RUIZ, ; INTERVIEW FOR SOME TYPE PUBLICITY AND GRANTED FOR
[6033]Cos fa LD
[6035]. j GROUP 1 AUTHENTICATING:
[6036]RELEASING OFFICER SEC RET Crcluded from autamatia OFricea
[6037]. Ceclatsification
[6038]REPROOUCTICN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED, - copy NO.
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[6095]RECEPCION POR EL XIV ANIVERSARIO DEL
[6096]‘ r .
[6097]EJERCITO POPULAR NACIONAL DE LA R.D.A.
[6098]; @ El agregado militar, naval y Casas, viceministro para los Ser:
[6099]s : aéreo de la Embsjada de la Re-  vicios del MINFAR; Samuel Gons
[6100]yo CR : : ; publica Democratica Alemana, zalez Rodiles; José Quevedo Pé
[6101]- | Sapitin de trasata Emil Fehlaucrs (er: a det Guerra, Revoluciomte
[6102]al an te] if ate nm anna ie vera nA =
[6103]. an mativo ‘del 14 aniversario- del’. cia; asf como el primer capitsa
[6104]i : . Rléreito Popular Nacional de la 4 Vi : roy otros
[6105]: . . Da, fundsdo e] primero de mar- cia eS fe n estras Fuerzas Ars
[6106]po . ‘ to . madas Revotuciongrias. po
[6107]A la recepcida, celebrada.en — De la caiebracién del aniversa:  :
[6108]la sede diplomatica alemana, asis-. rio del Ejército Popular Nacional
[6109]tieron-los miembros del Comité también participaron los integrarr
[6110]. eo . us : Central del Partido Comunista tes de la delegacién det Ministe
[6111]Tht . ” de Cuba, comandantes Manuel rio del Interior de Ia RDA que s@
[6112]: i - Pifeira Loseca, viceministro pri- encuentra en Cuba encabezada’’,:
[6113]mero de! Ministerio del Interior; por ‘el viceministro primero, te .
[6114]Manuel Diaz Gonzélez, jefe de Ia niente general Herbert Glinsteia, ~
[6115]i seccién de Relaciones Exterinres agregados militares de Jas embas
[6116]i : del MINFAR; Roberto T. Viera  jadas acreditadas en nuestro paiss
[6117]: : : Estrada; y Orlando Rodriguez representantes del cuerpo dipia=-
[6118]1 . . . . Puerta. : -+, mAftico extranjero funcionsrios :
[6119]| : ; Igualmenta se encontraban pre- de! Ministerio de Relaciones Ex+ {
[6120]' : mot sentes bos _tesiores.de Cuba, ;
[6121]: : , , “ Co LS fae theme ey
[6123]14-0000
[6126]an
[6129]: | One Miss LOURDES calls on behalf, of the Grolier Company
[6131]~_ _ . . es
[6133]- to see about & package that Melba’ had lost traveling from
[6135]Cuba the week, before and | could ‘Rot ocate Decause. she. had
[6136]a oat
[6140]_ from New. York and- teils: ‘NILDA they 4 are. ‘eonductiing some. ie ath Fe 4. .
[6142]type of ‘publicity and would: like to ‘arrange an- -interview .
[6143]with Guillermo RUIZ. NILDA asks whee type of company
[6145]it is. She is told fe combines study and research.
[6147]N notes down the following information for RUIZ to call
[6149]when he gets ini Grolier Company of Study and Research,
[6151]j main office in| New York, _Miss ; LOURDES, tel.: 233- Th= 48, oo
[6153]SANTAMARTA, from the Minks tey of commerce, calls in answer vi
[6154]to R's call and to apologize for not having: been able’ to ‘attend
[6155]the reception. R begins by saying that when Rail LEON
[6157]had left for Ciba he had sent a letter of thanks to the
[6158]Minister (of Commerce) for his kind considerations and at
[6160]the same time had mentioned that "before your fel. _T trip
[6162]it would be most beneficial and advisable for both parties
[6164]{f£ you fl. mi could advance us a list of subjects you are
[6166]"interested in discussing in Havana, for. it would at least
[6168]give us a little time to’ prepare ourselves," _SANTAHARIA
[6170]says, "Precisely, on Friday at 10:30 I am having a
[6172]Beer iene Aaya et DE pe eR SEMI R gM z lB ee da Mert eer B re ener a
[6174]Laay
[6175]eM
[6177]ih,
[6179]Be
[6181]_
[6183]tie tn
[6185]Mee g tines
[6189]ao MESS Concepeién | CAMACHO ‘de MATOS. calls RUIZ. NILDA asks
[6190]vo HS meiceps ten CMIACKO ‘de MATO
[6192]if she is the same person who called the other day and |
[6194]said she was the widow of... (ratos), The woman says
[6196]"yes" and NILDA tells her: "tock Miss, “you re. Playing ;
[6197]a vety, dangerous game. " re -
[6199]© MATOSE | I don" ‘e “know: what you mean, miss. ~
[6201]NILDA: well, because none © of the comrades here is. going
[6203]“to allow ‘himself to ‘be provoked: “$0,. please
[6204]. do not: keep on."
[6205]NATOS: Nell, I don't know what you are referring to,
[6206]. miss, I am completely astonished.” a
[6207]NILDA: Well look, don't be astonished, you might end
[6209]“up some other way,
[6211]MATOS: 1 don't know what you are talldng about.
[6213]NILDA: Well, we do,
[6215]NILDA hangs up.
[6217]Mrs. MATOS calls the Ambassador's secretary again; it seems
[6219]there’ has been a misunderstanding.
[6221]: NILDA: . Look miss, we do not wish to talk to you anymore,
[6223]We are telling you in anice way. Please do not |
[6224]call anymore,
[6225]MATOS: I am not going to call again... I only want to say
[6227]I tad nothing to do.,. I know nothing at all.
[6230]_
[6231]‘.
[6232]i
[6234]i
[6235]F
[6237]i
[6239]i
[6243]i
[6245]i
[6248]i
[6250]i
[6252]“19 - oe
[6254]+++ Only Chat I Nave received a message. I
[6256]received a telephone’ call... Ihave just,
[6258]: arrived in Madrid, I an not familiar with’
[6260]Madrid, or know anyone,
[6262]_ NILDA: _ Arent t you the one: who called the other day?»
[6264]“You riade a date,:
[6265]vitosé ‘What king of a date?
[6267]- NILDA: Didn't you make . @ date with ‘the Charge d'Affatres?
[6269]‘MATOS: No, no, no. - One ‘moment, miss, I received a telephone ©
[6271]call and was told to call this gentleman,’ the -
[6272]Cuban Ambassador. I could also tell you about
[6274]ano ther ambassador, but that they were trying:
[6276]to get in touch with me,
[6278]‘NILDA: Who are'they'? To whom do you refer when you say oo
[6280]that "they! called you?
[6281]MATOS: I was called on behalf of the Ambas ssador of Chile
[6282]and the Ambassador of Cuba, Y thought, it was
[6283]extremely unusual, miss, because T don't know anyone
[6285]here,
[6287]- NILDA: Didn't you call here a few days ago?
[6289]MATOS: _I called when I was advised to do so.
[6291]-) NILDA; _And you made a date with the Ambassador,
[6293]MAUOS : ‘I don't know now what. exactly did happen. I was asked
[6295]* to talk with him and to get in touch with him, miss.
[6297]NILDA:
[6299]. MATOS:
[6301]- “MATOS:
[6303]~NELDA:,
[6305]MATOS:
[6307]NILDA:
[6309]MATOS:
[6311]NILDA:
[6313]MATOS:
[6315]NILDA:
[6317]MATOS:
[6319]involved because where we. are “concerned it is oty
[6321]“someyhat dangerous. ee i
[6323]7 let anything happen to you, Se \
[6325]Tut, vio ‘called you, ‘miss?
[6327]Whoever it was said "r am the Cuban Anbassador,"
[6330]50: then ic all seens to have ‘been a plot, . \
[6332]“something of the sort,
[6334]NILDA: Look, L£- it is a plot L suggest you | do not get Coy
[6336]No- miss, I am very proper ‘and @ serious person.
[6338]Since you are. so serious and preper don't ever
[6340]\.
[6342]I live with a daughter and you must realize that
[6344]I live only for her. |
[6345]Well, look, 1£ you live for her, don't t get nixed .
[6346]up in thege things for they may cost you dearly.
[6347]Very well, miss. I am doeply grateful to have been
[6348]enlightened by you. I can see already that it is
[6349]simply a plot or an implication by someone; -
[6351]It is a plot and we know it. And we know who is
[6352]behind it. | .
[6353]Yes, miss, I would also liké to know, I assure you.
[6354]Well look, stay away from this mess or you'll pay
[6355]dearly... good-bye.
[6357]Fine, miss. I am also very grateful that you
[6359]have told me. My apologies, huh?
[6362]44200000
[6364]. - es | , prite '} .
[6365]~2- Tat ened PROWS .
[6366]: COMPA FSET
[6368]CTI MD ; Aw Fer’ 78
[6369]; Item 12-continued. ;
[6370]with tho Minister who told hin that next week they would discuss
[6371]the matter of costs and that the Minister was in favor of Rutz!
[6372]. Addeas. Ruiz asks Villeroya to wait 2 few days more and in the
[6373]“event that they receive bad news they will have a few drinks
[6374]together at the Castellano to forget their sorrow. Ruiz says -
[6375]he-is very anxious to move out of the place he is in, and aks :
[6376]how long 1t will take to construct bhe building. Villaroya tells pee
[6377]him about 9 or 10 months, Ruiz says that most litely hé won't Lot
[6378]be: there to inaugurate the building because his tour ts ending in
[6379]. Spain, but that he will oe fro wherever he 1s for thevinaugur=- 9 7:
[6382]a 28 January 1970 ©
[6384]. Item.1,- PILOTO CALLS YOLANDA, “He asks for the address of the.
[6385]“school.; She says {€ is Cuadalquivir 16, oo
[6386]‘Item 3/¢- AN UNIDENTIFIED COMRADE CALLS THE HOSTAL GENEVA, eo .
[6387]ban ansvevs., The Comrade. asks to speak to Anlonio CASADO. ee
[6388]The Cuban(F) says he 1s not there that he is on a trip to a |
[6389]=New York, The comrade leaves no nessage. ; i _
[6391]Item 4,.-, ARISTIDES RUIZ CALLS UNESCO IN PARIS, tel. 56-65-757.
[6392](The coninectfon Xs poor) Ruiz greets MU uicz MOREL (phon-
[6394]he seems to be Cuban) and tells him that.he (Aristides) arrived . |...
[6395]Saturday and that he 4s leaving on Sunday (1 February) for Cuba, __ '
[6396]He asks for HIT(phon) and Martinez says that up to Monday he ; tr
[6397]hadntt arrived, . ‘ a :
[6399]Aristides asks fo speak with extension 4112. They don't answer,
[6400]He then asks for 4110 and an American, whose name seems to be : :
[6401]Frank, answers. They speak lengthily in English about the ; i
[6402]installation. of television in two Cuban schools, They also speak |
[6403]about films and the financing of the projects, metitioning the. ,
[6404]Swedes and the people of UNICEF,
[6406]Item 23.- PILOTO CALLS CUCA (It is 10:30 PM). They speak for a-
[6408]Yong time altnough Piloto is a little worried and nervous. He -
[6409]‘says "--the one on guard today is one of the bad ones and besides
[6411]‘this,he is with his wife. -He tells Cuca that as the offices are
[6412]carpeted you can't hear anyone's footsteps--and he is afraid they
[6413]will hear him, He remarks,"The people here have got me very
[6415]nervous"
[6417]3 February 1970
[6419]Item 11.- OR. MACORRA CALLS HORACIO, ‘This doctor has Just had an
[6420]operation and now that he {s well again he wants to renew his
[6421]“connections(with Horacio) becausa he hes-to so to Cuba te give a
[6422]course in the Cuban Soediety. for Cnealoziconsfphon) Studies,
[6423]Lereodes ass for his full nama, which is LUIS DS LA MACORRA,
[6424]tel. 261-12-83, ‘home telephone 200-93~52, og
[6427]14-0000
[6429]Later, reforring te the sare subject Pepe says "the last new
[6430]poomle (that have aryived?) are Alcoholics ?° ? but if! you only
[6431]know, things are better at least with rerard to us, peace and
[6432]charity", oe ae : ;
[6434]3 - . : . . rr eres
[6435]: to Ss ; ‘10 Fobruary 1970 - ~~
[6436]yoo . — : - . . *
[6437]“. '  . Iten 18,-. The second -tano berina with part of a conversation
[6438]- -  bétween Pilote and’ Cuca around dinner tire. ‘Cuca’ says thet her’
[6439]a .. mother is $5 years’ old and her father is 57, Her ‘nother she says
[6440]‘/ has had six children, Piloto rienticns the differance in ape
[6441]betwoon hin end Cnen;. he se,s 12 years {s‘a lot, Piloto says he: ---
[6443]" eontinues to lose weight, 7 ;
[6444]2 Se eT ee _ "11 February 1970 |
[6446]Iten -3.- CONCHITA CALLS NILDA.= Sho says that’ the place where she.
[6448]“bought. the radio fa called BarR0sSo and it 43 at Lavapies hS, . See
[6449]Niléa talks to Alicia, She says that she had a vory nice tine (in °°
[6451]Havana), but that the weathor wa: very bad; it rained a lot end ,
[6452]it was cold. Nilda was with (in Havana) ‘Alicia's children, She :
[6454]a says that they sot very good marks in their studies and the little i
[6456]te , One can read and they are very happy. Nilda also spoke with a L:
[6457]Alicia's nother-in-law. . She is sufféring from la pres fon(hich or. . i
[6458]low blood pressure) and she has not been able to fet tho necessary es neve cee
[6459]medicine, Then Nilde speaks of her ovn son. Sho says ho is very Saas a
[6460]tall and thin and that ho is working in tovaceo, Sho says ho 48 ; Jo
[6462]. in Guane(phon),and as sho couldn't make the trip as it-was two end.
[6463]a half hours long, they sent tho boy to her house and she was with my
[6464]hin: for a fow days. She ‘says the hoy is very happy, he fs a serious .
[6465]type and cau:es no problers, Apparontly Nilda's nothor {s ill,
[6466]according; to her renarks. Alicia says it is better. that Nilda'ts
[6467]boy is in Cuba, bocause there ho will becore a man and solve his
[6469]Lown propiens, | HE, EE HIELO SR Garey
[6470]Item 8.- VILTANOYA, oF COUSTRUCCTOINS AZAGRA CALLS RUIZ, Ho asks
[6471]Rutz about tno project. Ruiz says that the news is f.00d in the
[6472]gense that {t has been accented in prineinle, and ho believes. every-
[6473]thing is voing along “ine. But, they will nave to walt, Raiz oe :
[6474]thinks they will/have a Go"inite answer in about two weeks, Ho, ne
[6476]adds that they have great interest in this matter and also ho would i
[6478]like to know definitoly.-
[6480]‘Item 20,- Sorone RFRA
[6481]ain thé efternoons",
[6483]RKS! that Plloto "is seldom (in the exbassy) =
[6486]SERA SEU BA
[6488]Aga
[6490]‘ oe
[6492]13 PED I 70,
[6494](Twa moex OQ Reruan TO. Dwar Orne ne
[6495]- 4 C7 ene ees me tn —- : oe
[6496]pp ee IE = Gt
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[6498]SS er STR ea waaay
[6499]ae SECRET - oo. "ene Dinecron
[6500]_ ro [~ MADRID INO: wide | fat) i re
[6501]TYPIC QuDoZE OT; 307
[6502]REF: | MADRID’ 0473 ax 026722) Co a
[6504]Bist
[6506]i 1. IN Nov 1967. 0NE SONTA GOMEZ GUT UNK) LISTED AS
[6508]. EMPLOYEE IN ECONOMIC OFFICE Or NATIONAL CENTER FOR screntré
[6510]RESEARCH: (CNIC) LOCATED IN HAVANA CITY,
[6512]IC!
[6514]2. TRAVEL TRACES SHOW SONTA GOMEZ
[6515]CIT, TRAVELLED CUBA-SPfAN
[6517]ARAGO (SIC), CUBAN
[6519]26 NOV GS. LEFT Spary FOR CUBA 21
[6521]69, DIP PP 68/676,
[6523]3. IF "SONI A” STILL. IN MADRID APPRECIATE STATION OBTAIN
[6525]ADDITIONAL BIO, DETAILS HER ACTIVITIES, CONTACTS, INTENDED
[6527]LENGTI OF STAY, ANY ONWARD TRAVEL, PLANS, ETC,. (NOTE PARA Tro,
[6529]"SONIA" APPARENTLY STAYED MADRID ABOUT TWO MONTHS ON LAST VISIT),
[6531]_ 4. FILE: * 201-735296,
[6533]END .OF MESSAGE : :
[6535]WH/COG/COMMENT: Ref reported suspicious activities and requested
[6537]: s ; - traces on recent arrival Spain from flavana of s
[6538]4 {? . , unk Subject identified only as "Sonia", Sonia ‘
[6539]3 i * possibly iden with Sonia, GOMEZ Aragon (on , 3
[6540]PATRAS LCAHYCOG fed Ee ve sos 2
[6541]t SJouN 1, SHER:OOE - cay SURMIB a wrote ok
[6543]Cr E/PI/CI Ate out fe eee —_ — oo FP Ag
[6545]Rewcasiig. orricerR . | Ss eC RET | [es E mare Auris) cat
[6546]_ nara CUES SOE
[6548]Pepe cous TION BY OTHER THAN THE Is .
[6550]SUING GEFICL 15 F iS PRCHIGITED, COPY KO,
[6552]Hl
[6554]|
[6558]-" UnSee ocUnETARIAT WreSE ma ATION > LASSIHD MESSAGE * OTA Cortes sR AQUTING ANOZOR UiTIdLS-SEEN OT
[6559]Pen NOTIMED SECRET - aroure a 3] -
[6560]oe : Teiwe” PT Tet
[6561]- - Whar Filled Ini = SESS a HT
[6562]: aOv ance Sowy Om Cheers {art pROOUETION oF THs Cory promoted rol. lal.
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[6568]RETION UNIT : toe
[6570]“one. _ |e FILE, VR Rls Qo:
[6572]acTIOM NO.
[6574]SECRET 1768332. FEB 70 CITE: FADRID Ne oH
[6575]aoe (ee) ce, Af
[6577]BIRECTOR’ INFO: WH/RTART
[6579](S. avere qupoze: 2G, - —_ - Fea wo2e722 oo
[6580]og. qupoze. 1: FEBRUARY REPORT-COVERS LENGTHY; oF . a a
[6581]CONVERSATION cama RECENT ARRIVAL FROM . JQ eo
[6582]+ «HAVANA IDENTIFIED ONLY AS. “SONIA” CONCERNING CONFIDENTIAL; 0
[6583]oo DETAILS HIS MISSION ACTIVITIES. AIRLIST SHOW _SONTA GOMEZ
[6584]ARAGON ARRIVING 19 FEBRUARY, CARRYING DIP PASSPORT.
[6585]ts -: @, WOULD APPRECIATE TRACES. | | -
[6587]ee ME
[6588]3.- FILE 65-6-44/3. GP-1. ai pfinrer EES
[6589]» Gust Ces - ES
[6591]SECRET °° "°° THis Bes
[6593]re. e AS
[6594]Lars . .
[6597]4970
[6599]oO. SER.
[6602]MAR &
[6604]poc. MICE
[6606]—— ] 7. = ag curt . Jel PBER7 €
[6607]D 6? “6-4/3 seerer FY aL Ho
[6610]14-0000
[6612]PERN eat
[6616]. . - 2 7 a,
[6617]Caare SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION
[6619]wot
[6621]toda Gre Gx
[6623]“| eussnee ro ce ene.no.
[6625]RALP TO CEPRE NO LW.
[6627]O meno © ncrse 10
[6629]“DIRECTOR INFO MADRID” on
[6630]a a ‘fee NO27047
[6632]TYPIC AM AUTO qurTrp oO Va
[6633]REF: DIRE cToRAs871 , BO OO
[6634]obs WO KNOWLEDGE DR. CANACHO AT UNIVERSITY COIMBRA’ HOSPITAL.
[6635]“ ALSO NO COIMBRA HOSPITAL IN LISBON, NO LISTING CANACHO AT) =, ft
[6636]“ALL IN COIMBRA PHONE DIRECTORY. NO STATION TRACES ON CONCHA
[6638]OR CONCEPCION CAMACHO.
[6640]2. FILE: ~201-735296. GP-1.
[6642]SECRET
[6644]5
[6646]SECRET L20/- 2 ZELIG ;
[6649]ABLES ECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION . ASSIFIZO MESSAGE TOTAL Cores w.. {EP pouting anaion inrriaca.a008 67
[6651]: oo oo, - ¢ SECRET ae be :
[6653](Wben F ilod da}.
[6655]fre Ce Be Ce Read ti fiz “wo
[6656]etree Mid
[6658]x
[6659]nue oN wen le ‘Oo. 72.8 oO” ion AgtuAN TO —
[6661]s Ee ¢ R. E 1 1614282 FER 72 CITE MADRID a464
[6663]‘DIRECTOR’ co ony . a ot a me
[6664]rypic|afiauto/eutim - a ee ;
[6666]REFS DIRECTOR 269871.
[6668]_%, SEE ALSO Two CONVERSATIONS IN GUTINID REPOKT 228s,
[6669]POUCHED 11 FEBRUARY, WOMAN IDENTIFIES SELF AS CONCEPCION
[6670]CAMACHO VIUDA DE MAZOS. GUSeQUIN IDENTIFY. TELEPHONE
[6671]NUMBER AS “BEL ONGING rae) CONCEPCION CAMACHO DE CASAR, PLAZA.
[6673]CARBALLO 8, TOWER 7, WOT 18 TELEPHONE BOOK ‘OF NOVEMBER
[6674]1969. No TRACES STATIC FILES UNDER AWY VARIATIONS vanes.
[6675]NO PLAZA CARBALLO ON CITY MAP BUT PROBABLY IN KEW SECTION
[6676]CITY. oe :
[6678]2, BECAUSE OF CONFUSION AND CONTRADICTIONS Ik.CC NVER@ SATIONS REPOK TED
[6680]IN 223% APPE EARS POSSIBLE WOMAN MAY HAVE
[6681]BEEN SSEXING AMOROUS ADVENTURE WHICH. mat ALSO FAVE BE eu
[6683]” BASED OW CHANCE SOCIAL ENCOUNTER OR ON REPUTATION AMAUTO-I
[6684]AS’ "DON JUAN”. ~ PROBLEM NATURALLY COMPLICATED BY FACT
[6685]THAT WHEN SHE TALKING Io AMAUTO- 1 SECRETASY- SKE #AS IN
[6686]“FACT “TALKING IO HIS WIFE. AT NO TIME IN THE CONVERSATIONS
[6688]IN QUE STION DID SHE SECGME AWARE THIS FACT.
[6690]ye
[6691]ens @
[6692]SECRET Tet
[6695]Case SECRE TARIAT | Disseeaitece
[6697]Fear Rotman
[6699]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Tovar Copies
[6701]SECRET 27.
[6703]—— - a , (eben Filled fa}
[6704]an ance come Cameo | ["imerres [eupascustios ce thus Comr pron eed —
[6705]. cmcen. (ve Ono
[6706]; CLaseey to CORE RO WU
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[6709]“eaer to corueo
[6711]Swew ov
[6712]1 ag how ONT
[6715]oO mua no. OF acne to prianwcn
[6717]\paGe 2 NADRID eséa SECRET. a,
[6718]con “3, NOTE also IxSt iN QuTiRsD: 2247 SKE FIRST IDENTIFIED -.
[6719]SELF AS WIFE DIRECTSR COIMBRA ROSPITAL. BUT.1N suegequent
[6721]CONVERSATION wars. ARAUTO- 1. saLD HR KUSBAND WAS: PILOT.
[6722]0 Ay WILL ADVIS = ANY ADDITIONAL INFO ON IDENTITY OF
[6723]WOMAN RECEIVED FAG SUSERUINS BUT EELIEVE UNLIKELY ANYTHING :
[6724]“MERE WHICH CAN 32 EXPLOITED.
[6725]5. FILE E0i-T35238. GP-1
[6726]SECRET
[6728]SECRET SS
[6730]Sy Tid aN O-Oe WITIOLS- SEEN BY
[6733]14-0000
[6737](Cape SECRETARIAT Di DustinnaTion _ LASS: FIED Mrstages COTA. CG GIES F ~y w, BOUTING AmEvOm UTA. 9-84 00 2-300 OY
[6739]- SECF 27. ea fe : :cm
[6743]_ he tive Gi
[6745]‘champy To coon wo.
[6747]maner fo 68 LENO
[6749]O mt ec | QO mate to _
[6751]SECRET astazez FEB 72 CITE MADRID (eae .- t . 2B .
[6753]7 — — > Apne). is Fes i io 20167
[6754]DIRECTOR oO <
[6755]TYPIC ‘ANAUTO QUTItID rr deb kee co
[6757]| REFs. DIRECTOR oo9a71
[6758]1... SEE ALSO TWO CONVERSATIONS IN QUTIMID REPORT 2288,
[6759]“POUCHED-I1 FEBRUARY. WOMAN IDENTIFIES SELF AS CONCEPCION
[6760]CAMACHO VIUDA DE NaTOS, GUSEQUIN IDENTIFY TELEPHONE
[6761]NUMBER AS BELONGING TO CONCEPCICGN CAMACHO DE CASAR, PLAZA
[6762]CARBALLO 8, TOWER 7, WOT IN TELEPHONE BOOK OF NOVENBER
[6763]1969. NO TRACES STATION FILES UNDER ANY VARIATIONS NAMES.
[6765]NO PLAZA CARBALLO on CITY GAP GUT PROBABLY IN REW SECTION
[6766]CITY. Oo a
[6767]2. BECAUSE OF CONFUSIG% AND CONTRADICTIONS iN CONVER-SATIONS REPORTED
[6768]IN C288" APPEASS POSSIBLE WONAN MAY HAVE .
[6769]BEEN SEEXING AMOROUS ADVENTURE WHICH MAY ALSO HAVE BEEN
[6770]BASED ON CHANCE SUCTAL ENCOUNTER OR ON REPUTATION ANAUTO- 1
[6771]AS “DON JUAN". PROSLEM NATURALLY COMPLICATED BY FACT
[6772]THAT WHEN SHE TALKING TO AMAUTO-1 SECRETARY SKE WAS IN
[6773]FACT TALKING TO HIS WIFE, aT NO TINE IN THE CONVERSATIONS
[6775]IN.QUESTION DID SHE BECCNE AWARE TRIS FACT.
[6777]CS Cury . .
[6778]SECRET Oot PIGLATE
[6781]14-0000
[6783]Case e's GECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION | CLASsiri€o MESSAGE ora. Copies | mu ees BM0-0A TAL S-SEEN BT
[6785]SECR Wo ee
[6786]tee ne raw aero
[6787]‘(when Filled In) Zaaces : [$|
[6789]Paeen ee NOTINED
[6791]an seers
[6793]oe . — ~
[6794]AR AACE COPY Om Janne REPPODUCTION.CH Tia ConY PAON Os EL
[6796]TO TET PA Pe diary ro ce re 0,
[6798]FRG TO-DO
[6800]srawcy
[6802]“PASE 2 maDRID aea, SECR fe 1
[6804]be NOTE: ase THAT IN GUTLMID 2247 SHE FIRST: “yen Fie
[6805]: SELF AS WIFE DIRECTOR comma “HOSPITAL ‘BUT IN, SUBSEQUENT a
[6807]CONVERSATION WITH atauTO- | SAID HER HUSBAND WAS PILOT. —
[6808]46 WILL ADVISE ANY ADOITLONAL 1070. ON IDENTITY OF yet |
[6810]WOMAN RECEIVED. FROM aus EQUINS BUT” BELIEVE UNL TKELY ANYTHING —— 7
[6811]HERE WHICH Caw BE EXPLOITED. _
[6812]55 FILE “91- ~135296. GP-1
[6814]codes
[6815]aged
[6818]14-0000
[6820]-Seenet
[6822]a 7 ; Suttons RUIZ. Pérez
[6824]Late January. or early February 1930,
[6825]to 7 post: Minister Plenipotentiary, accredited —
[6826]bo. "+ 7... 0.“ gtmeé 12 December 1967.
[6827]Mos . "ADDRESS: Juan de Mena. #8, Madrid.
[6829]_ __ TELEPHONES: 259-5956 (home) 221- 7028 (otttes).
[6831]‘pot : Mareh
[6833]‘ia’ May 1970. However, her physician recommended ~
[6834]: ; forced labor (‘reasons unknown), which was’ scheduled
[6835]Be, * for 17 April, 1970; She has had difficulties with
[6836]poe ‘her: “pregnancy because of recurring fainting spells
[6837]and overweight, which are being treated by Dr. HER-
[6838]“NANDEZ and Dr. MATA ( the Latter ordered lab tests
[6839]for. Diabetes, - the. results of which are unknown) «
[6841]oT 7 i
[6843]: : Married for 16 yeare to Guillermo, Nilda
[6844]is a pleasant woman who has not been known to
[6845]_quarrel openly with her husband or express
[6846]. political or.religious opinions, although in
[6847]“this last respect she has recited the Lord's
[6848]Prayer in front of Embassy personnel, which
[6849]suggests that she may have been or is a practicing
[6850]Catholic.
[6852]Mrs. Ruiz i8 a language teacher by profession
[6853]( speaks English fluently ), and is active in
[6854]the Embassy as secretary to her husband and book-
[6855]keeper, buct only on an informal basis.
[6857]me ot ' Of rather weak peracnality Lf Exception,
[6858]. “ _ see Attachment II; she was upset at the time_
[6859]; which is reflected in the way that she handles.
[6860]her five boys--"little beasts,", according to
[6861]Severina ORTIZ, the maid--, Mrs. Ruiz does not
[6862]permit chem to be punished severely and is always
[6863]‘complaining that she does not spend sufficient
[6864]_, Hime with them,
[6866]SECRET
[6869]14-0000
[6871]* "did not Like the
[6872]"arrival: from one of his trips. She seems to’.
[6873]+ ‘gétvalong well’ with the wives of other Cubans _
[6875]CEREET
[6877]aid.
[6879]-“2-
[6880]_| | <$he “Le known to have lived in New York
[6881]’-for. five yedra in the fifties ( on.48th St,,
[6882]’ three. blocks from Times Square), a city that
[6884]“she likes very much, Shé goes shopping alone,
[6886]and“once even to the airport in a-taxi ( Juan
[6887]‘Antenio CURBELO, the embassy security officer, |
[6888]idea) to wait for her husband's
[6890]in the staff,
[6892]_ ilda travelled to Havana on 30 January.
[6894]_ 1970" to see her son Guillermito, and returned
[6895]to Madrid on 11 February, Although RUIZ.
[6897]used her to send a lengthy niemo_to Carlos
[6899]NEIRA, -his superior at MINREX / for text
[6901]see Attachment r11/, he was not very happy
[6903]with her trip~ an attitude that Nilda resented
[6905]°. very much ("You are very selfish") until her
[6906]husband changed his mind.
[6908]Her parents live in Havana ( local telephone,
[6910]2-8130). / Cuban Telephone Directory lista that
[6911]telephone number under. Y, LAM, Calle 21 #3421,
[6913]Marianao._
[6916]1.- Guillermito ("Cuille"), At 14 he is
[6917]the oldest and is currently studying in Havana.
[6918]He is very tall and thin, There were reports
[6919]that he was unhappy in Cuba, and his father
[6921]oe went to Havana on 16 October 1969 to solve'a’
[6923]"personal problem! with Guillermito, If true,
[6925]Guille no longer feels that way because on 26
[6927]December he was quoted to be very happy in his
[6928]new school, : . _
[6930]Guille was scheduled to cut cane after
[6931]10 January 1970, but was actually assigned to |
[6932]a tobacco farm in: Guane early this year,
[6934]2.- Alejandro, who is nine years old
[6935](DOB: 15 Feb). According to those who know
[6936]him he is a real "devil" and a good swimmer,
[6938]He is taking guitar lessons, and goes to Colegio _
[6940]Ream mee
[6945]” SECRET
[6947]3 .
[6949]f
[6951]Estilo and Gimnasio Mascardé,, Pilar de Zaragoza
[6952]#99, Madrid,
[6954]3.-. ‘van, who is about eight years ‘old. me ‘eee,
[6956]S
[6959]a
[6961]z
[6963]3
[6964]i
[6966]i
[6967]i.
[6972]. 4. - Juan Carlos. _ . . we
[6974]: 5. - Juliote,
[6976]ALL five are very . spoiled a and have caused-
[6978]jetal- maids to léave their jobs, Severina’
[6980]bitterly complains that they show no
[6982]“for their. ‘parents. This is why she
[6984]Mrs; ‘Ruiz. ‘There was another maid,
[6986]Ana Marfa » who was replaced because she did.
[6988]. not look after the children,:/ Ana Marfa is
[6989]currently employed by the wife of Ar{stides to ;
[6990]DIAZ, who is eaving | Spain definitively in 1 August : AW
[6992]1970. Ww \
[6994]pot u
[6996]BACKGROUND : Guillermo RUIZ, familiarly known _ ot v
[6997]‘as El Guajiro, probably.comes. from a humble out
[6998]ne family in Cuba, as he lived in a solar Ll in ye
[6999]: Cuba, a ‘slum dwelling / in Marianao and began — ant
[7000]-. to work when he was only 14 years: old.
[7002]a . : oe ‘In the fifties he emigrated. to the United
[7003]i States, travelling throughout the East Coast
[7005]7 .. ; ‘and holding minor jobs. In 1957 he began to
[7007]: bo, , Work as an. apprentice butcher for a Polish-
[7008]; ; “ American named Alexander SAMKO, who had a
[7010]grocery store on Flagler St. in Miami. He
[7012]did-so well in attracting Latin-American customers
[7013]re rs to the store that he soon began to distribute
[7015]po - 1 |. meat inthe area for SAMKO, ;
[7017]- ° He has said that when he left Miami |
[7018]2 | ~ > in 1958 he turned over to his brother a house
[7019]me ‘in North Miami, a brand new car, and over a
[7020]: thousand dollars in the bank. .
[7024]7 _ Se But his "success" could be traced, perhaps,
[7025]: “2... to another acquaintance that he is known to
[7026]7 have had,
[7028]SECRET.
[7031]14-0000
[7033]- SECRET
[7035]~&- -
[7037]“At-the time RUIZ and Major José Marta: MOLEON So qe!
[7039]: - -Carteras, ‘then:.another. Cuban exile’ were in contact
[7041]Or. LUIS, an underworld figure who was’ competing
[7043]: with’ the: Italians in the bolita racket in Tampa.
[7045]sat
[7046]on
[7048]In February 1958 RUIZ left Miami with H Harry pe
[7050]ett ‘Tamayo fa Captain in the Cuban Arny,
[7051]“he has. béen seen at parties in foreign embassies
[7052]in Havana with Major Manuel PINELRO Losada, DGI
[7054]éhie£_7 and. three other members of the 26th of
[7056]~ duly, Movement and entered Cuba clandestinely,
[7058]At the triumph of the Revolution Alexander
[7060]___SAMKO went to Havana, where he stayed for a
[7061]- week at RUIZ's home, and offered him a partner-
[7063]ship. ‘dn ‘the business, which RUIZ rejected.
[7065]In 1960 he was one of 18 out of 5000 who
[7066]were selected by the Ministry of the Treasury,
[7067]where he was working,,to take the full statistics
[7068]course outlined by ECLA, The course, which lasted
[7070]_ two years, included such subjects as mathematics,
[7071]o! finances, democracy...and Marxism-Leninism,
[7073]- One of his schoolmates at the time was
[7075]arta ARCOL, now director of the Art Museum of
[7076]‘Havana.
[7078]_ * In 1963 he was sent to Mexico, and after ’
[7079]returning to Havana was appointed Chief of the
[7080]Trade School at MINCEX, post that he held for
[7081]two years. .
[7083]In 1967 he was sent to Spain to replace
[7085]Ramén CALZADILLA as charge d' affaires.
[7087]SECRET
[7089]ie -
[7092]7 SORT =
[7096]- EDUCATION : Aside from the statistics course
[7097]taken in 1960, RUIZ seems to lack, in the ayes
[7098]of sowe cbservers,.a solid, formal. education.
[7099]‘But he makes up for it by being an avid reader
[7100]rer oe (five newspapers a day, plus books). ‘This impression, .
[7101]TL of (os, ‘°° however, may be wrong, for there are indications .
[7103]oa pre o)L -that’ he either studied ‘or wanted to be a CFA,.
[7105]st oo ee -He understands atid speaks English and
[7106]: ‘ rench (fluency unknown), and has undertaken a
[7107]reach gramiar to the embassy staff, ae
[7109]‘Sensitive to art, or so he says, he
[7110]frequently complains of che general lack of | __
[7111]culture-in.Cuba. His vocabulary ‘level is rather
[7112]low, cussing quite often in the présence of . --
[7115]RUIZ is well-versed in world affaire, -
[7116]and does have an understanding of international -
[7117]trade, . :
[7119]. He has read some of the works of José Martf,
[7120]- whom’he likes to quote. But there is another
[7121]book that he also refers to repeatedly, Kim PHILBY's,
[7122]the KGB spy who penetrated MI-6.
[7124]ee : . He is up-to-date on current intelligence
[7125]oi ; publications, .
[7127]HEALTH : Blond, baby-faced, and blue-eyed ("Very
[7128]handsome," according to Anita, the young maid ),
[7129]RUIZ is known to be suffering from an undisclosed
[7130]liver illness for which he takes a medicine called
[7131]“‘bilidis, Late in 1969 he’ was planning to go to
[7132]- Portugal on vacation following the advice of his
[7133]physician, Dr. Pedro CABAS ( telephones, 276-7746,
[7134]256-2294 ), but he did not make the trip. He coughs
[7135]frequently, is used to cold weather, and was thinking
[7136]of going to the same gymnasium as his gon Alejandro.
[7139]|4-00000
[7141]SECRET. ne
[7142]- 6- oy ; oe
[7143]‘He wears eyeglasses to correct astigmatian,
[7145]— Se , and- te ‘known to: like skin-diving, a sport that
[7146]TR Ses ee he. practiced in Cuba.
[7148]: In general terms, however, he enjoya good © me oe, foe
[7149]health. . ; oo ; ,
[7151]EMPLOYMENT. : “There: ‘is no , doubt that’ Guillermo RUIZ
[7152]éreises: ‘the. full authority that presumably he.
[7153]hou d:have as: Ministér Plenipotentiary (relations: ;
[7154]‘between Cuba and: Spain remain at this level. _ ae
[7155]“becauge of Spain's refusal to appoint ‘a full: * OS
[7157]/ Ambassador .after LOJENDIO was expelled from
[7158]o> the: teland by ‘Fidel CASTRO), -
[7160]. , He is involved ‘in and kept informed of
[7161]all, matters that -have todo with Cuban-Spanish
[7162]relations, . including trade, He does not permit.
[7164]S° commercial attachés to bypass him when they:
[7165]' submit reports to their respective enterprises
[7166]in Havana, © : / ae
[7168]In addition, he_supervises Cubana Air.
[7170]Lines operations, and no one may‘travel on. ;
[7171]Iberia to Havana without his permission (this . ; ‘
[7173]- applies only to Cubans, for tickets must be .
[7175]_ ‘paid in foreign currency),. Evidently he controls __
[7177]' “the Cuban Embassy in Lisbon, | and Rafael FERNANDEZ
[7179]"| ‘Sardifias, the chargé there,travels frequently to.
[7180]Madrid: for consultations with RUIZ ( " Our relations
[7182]“with Portugal are not very good now"),
[7184]: Cuban officials arriving in Madrid must
[7185]consult “with him before arranging visits to.
[7186]Spanish offictals or factories, and only ‘he,
[7187]> , Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemes, Arfstides DIAZ -
[7188]; Roviroya, and Roberto FRANCO Oliva, are authorized
[7189]to issue visas for people travelling to Cuba, :
[7191]. : He seems to have good working relations
[7192]with Spanish Government officials because he
[7193]' ts always careful to place all the “cards” on
[7194]the table in his meetings with chem.
[7196]SECRET
[7199]OT
[7203]i ; oe - Nothing is known about unofficial contacts
[7204]_ nr with other diplomats in Madrid except that he
[7206]. net wees {s close to and exchanges information with the -
[7207]Algerian Ambassador, _ .
[7209]_ At times -he tries to give the impression, :
[7210]°. andcthis might be.erue, that’ he enjoys the ‘full - |
[7211]"personal confidence of Osvaldo DORTICOS and Radl
[7213]ROAR _ :
[7215](; 2 .oHe frequently tells other Cuban diplomats __ 4
[7216]- stopping in Madrid that he makes 90% of the Sey
[7218]‘decisions without consulting Havana because
[7220]that is “why I am here for." . ; oO
[7222]. “Above all, he directs constant and bitter 4
[7223].eriticism against the bureaucracy in Havana
[7224]because of ‘its incompetence, which, in his opinion,
[7225]will ‘cause Fidel CASTRO to carry out a major purge
[7226]after the 1970 sugar harvest comes to an end ("No
[7227]one in Havana Wants or cares to make a decision"),
[7229]The Peter Principle [" In a hierarchy every
[7230]employee tends co rise to his level of incompetence" 7,
[7231]which ‘he has read an¢ is going to send to Fidel CASTRO
[7232]for reading on the advice of Melba HERNANDEZ, should
[7233]be taken as an example of what is happening in
[7234]Cuba. Furthermore, in his view Havana is always
[7235]trying to interfere with the Embassy in Madrid,
[7237]_ resulting in lack of co-ordination and even co- .
[7238]operation, ( To Horacio FUENTES Mart{nez: " Mote
[7239]than lack of organization there is chaos in Cuba
[7240]today,") - ; . .
[7242]... He directs almost the same eriticiem against
[7243]_ his staff in Madrid because they. lack qualifications.
[7244]for the posts that they hold. " They think that I
[7245]ama fool," he once told an associate, "but I
[7246]don't miss anything that they do,"
[7248]SEORET.
[7250]~ SOT
[7251]28
[7253]% I turn, he has also been the target of
[7255]“ eritict 3m from Havana, first. from Sonia GOMEZ,
[7256]who. made “a critical evaluation of the Embassy,
[7257]which he decided not to answer ( "I took a
[7258]payee emoked a cigar, and forgot all about
[7261]ef Sonia GOMEZ, a MINREX inspector ‘close
[7262]' to: Vice-Minister Carlos CHAIN, was in Madrid
[7263]in, mid-February 1970 for another review of
[7264]. embassy, ‘accomplishments. But chis time she
[7265]seemed | ‘friendly with Giillermo RUIZ._.
[7267]: : On aiiother oécasion he complained to
[7268]Arf{stides DIAZ that the had received one more
[7270]-. eritical report: from Havana because the Embassy.
[7272]“had not achieved much," although they. had done
[7273]_ things ‘that were not included in: the yearly
[7274]‘plan, . .
[7276]But perhaps the most serious censure of
[7277]his activities came in by telex (" Why worry?
[7278]The Americans and che Spaniards intercept all
[7279]messages anyway") early in October 1969, Havana
[7280]_ questioned the way RUIZ was handling trade
[7281]negotiations with the Spanish Government. { The
[7282]trade agreement was extended by mutual consent
[7283]to 31 December 1972.)
[7285]: - In his reply addressed to Ratl LEON Torras,
[7286]first vicé-minister of MINCEX and senior Cuban
[7287]official ‘directly responsible for the talks,
[7288]Guillermo RUIZ defended his right to be "informed"
[7289]and "consulted" in rather strong language.
[7290]Therefore, he rejected that his cable number 521
[7292]- was offensive to Joaquin ALVAREZ, a Cuban trade.
[7293]offielal who had been the source of the complaint.
[7295]“tn ‘the last paragraph he told Ratl LEON
[7296]that the indemnification question ( payment to
[7297]Spanish citizens who owned property in Cuba)
[7298]depended on hig reply to Don Pedro SALVADOR,
[7300]a Spanish Foreign Office official, and not on
[7301]"bribery" conjectures. ,
[7303]A
[7304]“8 : . ,
[7306]a --Evidently this last cable upset him so"
[7307]oo deh that he was nervous and particularly .
[7308]a security-conscious. Less than a veek Later, ; ; :
[7309]“ “he called Radl LEON Torras and requested ;
[7311]. permission to go to Cuba, ostensively to : . cae Ts
[7312]. seteh a “personal problem with my son."
[7314]oo ‘When he returned to Madrid on 29 October
[7315]coe "OL" he was’ a changed man, again fully confident .
[7316]of himself, Nevertheless, he has told-close -
[7317]friends that he feels very lonely in Spain
[7319]1 das had the desire to simply ‘board a plane
[7320]. and. return. ‘to- Cuba: abandoning the Embassy.
[7322]Se Late in January 1970 he was again de-
[7323]“=: "pressed, for he felt like an "exile" ina
[7324]Spain after two years of service ( " Even
[7325]thoiigh ‘LEON played a part in my appointment
[7326]I cannot work for a man that I do not under-
[7327]stand, Maybe. he sent me abroad to get me out
[7328]of the way. I feel as if I were in Miami,")
[7330]He ‘thinks he is "burned" in Spain, and
[7331]when he returns to the Island he will definitely
[7332]not go back: to MINREX, but to MININT. He has
[7333]told close friends his term in Spain is up and
[7334]he will be returning to Cuba probably in the
[7335]‘summer, In any event, he does not plan to be in
[7336]Spain more than nine months. Nilda, his wife,
[7337]has stressed that they are leaving Madrid permanently
[7339]in July 1970.
[7341]oo
[7342]POLITICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS: ‘Although ; ff
[7343]outwardly. a "revolutionary", Guillermo RUIZ ‘ ‘
[7344]is a man of moderate political views struggling \y
[7345]*- to justify the actions of his government Ln
[7346]-face of the political and economic realities ; ;
[7348]of Castro's. Cuba,
[7350]CPt, .
[7351]; re,
[7353]SECRET
[7355]- 10 +
[7357]lie closer to the theory of the betraved revolution, ae
[7358]“but not ‘for Ldeological. reagons: the incompetence $
[7359]_of the Cuban Government haa-in ‘fact Babotaged .
[7361]the goals of the: Revolution, :
[7363]oA: member of. the Cuban Communist Party, to
[7364]wh ch hé- was admitted on the recommendation of
[7365]“HART Dévalos, secretary of Organization,
[7366]itely not a convinced Marxist, and.
[7367]tly cannot accept the role of "robot"
[7368]oy: Party discipline and ‘vertical
[7370]e (." Revolutionaries should not be-
[7371]reed by political control forms," he wrote
[7372]‘Teles foro DIAZ. Portillo, a MINPEX official,
[7374]" on.26 December 1969, " Communists are quite
[7376]; meddilesone, " he told another colleague soon
[7378]_ after, although in this instance he may have
[7380]_ been. referring to the Spanish cP).
[7382]But the most important revelation of
[7383]his views came to light on 11 December 1969,
[7384]. when he was quoted as celling & visiting DAP .
[7385]- ‘official from Havana: " If I disagree with
[7386]orders, I question them because I am not a
[7387]robot nor do I have the mentality of one. As
[7388]‘a human being I express opinions no matter
[7389]' the risk that I may personally have to take,"
[7391]Obviously, a man who thinks in this way
[7392]cannot be a Marxist,
[7394]Aside from the constant criticism of
[7395]Havana because of incompetence, lack of vision,
[7396]_and the unreal. world they live in, he is quick -
[7397]-/ to point out other deficiencies in life there,
[7398]‘as reflected in his directive to the embassy
[7399]: staff not to celebrate Christmas together
[7400]' | because there are "hungry people" in Cuba. But
[7401]he did invite some of his: associates for dinner
[7403]SECRET
[7405]14-0000
[7407]SECRET
[7408]i
[7410]on Christmas eve, the classical Spanish Nochebuena _.
[7411]‘He has also said that medicine in general. is
[7413]‘quite backwards in Cuba.
[7415]‘Probably an atheist, he -{s known to believe
[7416]‘that. "religion should not be considered a ~ Lo —
[7417]= handicap for. people trying to. return to Cuba." eo
[7419]On the other hand, he refers to Latin .
[7420]. Ame {can diplomats. as’ "bootlickers" because
[7421]: e the English language in partiés, and.
[7422]remarked that “capitalism is po good", —
[7423]ae mG -- | “RUIZ seems to have certain admiration for ~
[7424]re Francisco FRANCO, who, in his view, is the only”
[7425]ce , * yeason why Spain has rot turned communist, Of
[7426]course, it is doubtful. that he really believes
[7428]this, © =
[7430]He does not hide his favorable opinions’
[7431]of the American people, who are "frank" and.
[7432]“simple”, " They treated me very well," he
[7433]told Rati LEON Torras in December 1969,
[7435]On international matters he is up-to-
[7436]date and well-informed, Following are some
[7437]‘of his’ views, which are contradictory at times:
[7439]" Cuba is a political power, not & military
[7440]or economic power.
[7442]" The USSR has neutralized U.S. sea power
[7443]in the Mediterranean, — Ce -
[7445]" Cuba can destroy Guantanamo whenever {t-
[7446]chooses to do so, although the base has lost its
[7447]strategic value to the United States. : .
[7449]_ " US-China rapproachment should be feared,
[7450]but. also a Japan-China alliance.
[7453]SECRET
[7455]- 12.
[7457]"U.S. ‘power la teginning to crumble, but
[7459]. the Soviets are revisionists.
[7463]" The Egyptians harm us when they. buy sugar
[7464]from Cuba’ and ‘then ‘fesell it to other countries,
[7466]; "Ye have to be on the” side. of the Soviets -
[7467]for two reasons: first from the military and
[7469]“, -eeonomte point ‘of view; secondly, because whether ~ °
[7470]: right or. wrong: théy are on the. same side fighting
[7472]ch se ‘who.are on’ the other ‘side,
[7474]" Cuba ‘haa had and has ‘inajor discrepancies -
[7475]with the ‘USSR, China, and the U.S.,; but we are
[7477]“on the side of communism because we are against
[7478]_ capitalism,
[7480]" Israel and Cuba have the same motivations,
[7481]That is why they are so successful against the
[7482]Arabs, They have no choice.
[7484]“" The Egyptians and the Syrians are not .
[7485]brave. . The Israelites, like the Cubans, are
[7486]brave enough to face the enemy."
[7488]PERSONALITY : Guillermo RUIZ is an easy-going
[7489]vacher simple man who no doubt enjoys the prestige
[7490]and success that he has had in Spain, :
[7492]He has: a strong personality, undoubtedly |
[7493]the predominant pole in his marriage. He seems
[7494]to get along well with his wife.( " If anything
[7495]should happen to me and my wife wants’ to remain
[7497]“in Spain, I.want my children to go back to Cuba
[7499]“in his speech, for he always refers to Negroes.
[7500]‘as niches, a contemptuous Cuban expression,
[7502]to study, Then they can decide for themselves
[7503]what they want to do.")
[7505]Certain degree of racism can be detected :
[7506]|
[7508]SORT
[7510]SEGpey
[7511]7 We
[7512]- He almost never discusses women with
[7514]- colleagues, nor is.he known to be involved
[7516]‘sin any extramarital. affair, _
[7517]~ f Possttle exceptions: Vera VORODOWSKI, :
[7518]| his. secretary -now in. Cuba. There were rumors. wr
[7520]UIZ. was the beneficiary of Vera's affection.
[7522].  Théré“fs‘also%a--young Spanish girl named JIMENA ;
[7524]- ( Inu), who addresses RUIZ in’ the familiar tu,
[7525]“She lives in. the house of. Carmen LABRA or LABRADA,/ -
[7527]“He Likes ‘to go to’ the movies: ( saw Topaz;
[7528]NO compents), and receive Ppecple at'his home | -
[7529]‘ for cocktails, °°. © an o!
[7531]. SECURITY :'It is normal for any member of the ,
[7532]s€uban Foreign Service to exercise certain discretion
[7533]“iin the area of security, but Guillermo RUIZ is at
[7534]particularly sensitive in this respect, which we
[7535]perhaps could be traced to his probable involvement G
[7536]with the DGI in one way or another,
[7538]me woe et . He is quick to warn visiting Cubans of the
[7540].. et _ CIA's efforts ( " La Compafifa Sociedad Anénima" )
[7541]to compromise them, even. before leaving Havana.
[7542]“Our Enbassy," he says, "is the primary target
[7543]for U.S. operations in Spain."
[7545]He keeps control of mail going to and
[7546]_ coming from Havana in the diplomatic pouch,
[7547]“ and states repeatedly that his office is
[7548].. ‘bugged and telephone tapped (" There are micro-
[7549]_ Phones. here the size of olives"), In addition,
[7550]he thinks he is followed openly by Seguridad,
[7552]; ; For all these reasons he has acked Havana’
[7553]7 cow for funds to build’a new embassy, where he plang’
[7554]; "to have a shielded room free from microphones, ( The
[7555]. .. building, which will cost approximately $600,000,
[7556]' . Was approved ‘by Havana and a Cuban architect travelled
[7557]to Madrid in late March 1970 to discuss the project
[7558]- with Sr. VILLARROYA, ‘from Construcciones Aza ra, who
[7559]- ig handling the real-estate operation, Villarroya's
[7560]telephone number is 254 4238.)
[7562]Siper-
[7564]. ah
[7566]SECRET.
[7568]- lhe
[7570]1 . a a i
[7572]ae He is particularly avare of what he calls
[7573]traps", and in this sense recalls that once’ os a ce
[7574]e raeenes to: dinner by the wife of a VIP, :
[7576]omeone. else. ‘and a priest. ‘would ‘attend
[7577]ven * though. the lady in question was very .
[7578]-he did not. go becatise one of those. -~
[7579]it: Could have-been’ a "seditionist"’ ready
[7581]< ‘arrested". by the police. An inevitable -
[7582]candal. would have followed, He adds that he-
[7584]“ récelves’ visits. ‘in the Embassy ‘bécause there
[7585]he ‘admits only those that he wants to see. -
[7587]. An interesting item is the case of
[7588]Conchita CAMACHO (telephone 201 4989), who
[7590]_ called RUIZ at the Embassy claiming to have ~~
[7592]met him at a party and wanting to see hin,
[7594]alone, at the Hilton for a "chat". . [See
[7596]Attachments I and fi,7 -
[7598]“Perfectly aware of the implications and
[7599]- seemingly in violation of his own rules, he
[7600]did go to the hotel after ordering Horacio
[7601]FUENTES to check the telephone number ( " The
[7602]CIA has a new agent"), in spite of the fact.
[7603]that Radi LEON Torras was arriving in Madrid
[7604]“on that- night, .
[7606]He and Fernando, his driver, waited outside
[7607]until the woman left the hotel with some men.
[7608], RUIZ wanted only, so he says, to warn her not - ,
[7609]ry . oo, - +. to get involved in matters between Cubans because on
[7610]t 2 she could. “lose her life".
[7612]Regarding communications, Guillermo RUIZ ;
[7613]; ae, has even suggested installing a radio transmitter '
[7614]: ‘and. speaking in code with Havana. £ The Cubans
[7615]tl . a ..: gre in fact installing a radio transmitter on
[7616]Islas Canarias to communicate with their fishing
[7617]‘fleet. But RUIZ, in this particular ease, has
[7619]See. |
[7622]7 SORT
[7624]fa a . _ : - - 2 IS -
[7626]~ stressed to’ the Spanish Government that Guba
[7627]is willing to permit Spanish citizens ‘to operate
[7628]_' the station, ‘thereby avoiding ‘any -suspicion that 7 a
[7629]| cipthe-tranémitter will be used. for other purposes.-7.. .
[7633]s
[7636]Seti OO aes In spite of his security-consciousness, ‘he , eon -_
[7637]ov...) himself “is the target. of certain control by Juan a
[7638]/ ., (9. ‘Antonio. CURBELO Lemus, the “cultural”: first ae
[7639]8 tary who in reality is the security man.
[7641]v7 cat ghe Embassy ( RUIZ has ‘complained that he
[7642]~ néedg'a “real" one in Madrid:. " Sergio / DEL
[7643]oo _ VALLE, minister of the Interior / told me
[7644]ee, . they were getting someone ready to send as
[7645]ws we cultural attaché" ), for CURBELO instructed
[7647]the front-desk girl to pass on to him a
[7649]summary of who sees who and for what, including
[7650]RUIZ‘s visitors,”
[7652]an RUIZ likes to recall the time when a Cuban
[7653]_in his staff ( name unknown, but presumably he
[7655]is back in Cuba) spread the rumor that RUIZ
[7656]. and Nilda were not well-liked in Havana, perhaps :
[7657]to undermine his authority, CURBELO reprimanded
[7659]the man by stressing that "when Havana is doubtful
[7660]of anybody here-in Madrid it uses official channels
[7662]to let ua know,"
[7664]Nevertheléss, he does make mistakes, as _
[7665]evidenced by discussing in his office, with
[7666]members of his staff, the possibility of advising
[7667]Havana that a Spanish foreign service officer
[7668]scheduled ‘for duty there might be open for
[7670]-. Yecruitrent, Recalling his constant warnings
[7671]., that his office is bugged by Seguridad, such
[7672]discussion clearly exposes him to expulsion
[7674]from Spain. <
[7675]“ "By the same token, he likes to travel aa :
[7676]by car to the interior of. the country alone . vt
[7678]( he must have powerful reasons to do so, for :
[7680]SECRET ae
[7683]14-0000
[7685]: : . a : Tt
[7686]2}
[7687]- 6-
[7689]ms he is: ‘risking attack by. Cuban exiles, a possibility
[7690]~.- that he surély must riot discard given the’
[7691]reception that they gave Armando HART Dévalos,-
[7692]elo8-.CHAIN, “and Carlos ALFARAS at Barajas
[7693]io Airport’ ‘on 30 June 1968). Neither his. wife
[7694], ‘nor {CURBELO | approve © of this, ;
[7696]At times he is know to write on paper
[7697]_ key phrases or nanes when discussing confidential ©
[7698]metters in‘ his ‘office, or. to speak very low,
[7700].Furthérmore, he says he goes. to Parque del Retiro.
[7701]"when he wants to discuss sensitive matters with —
[7703]anybody.
[7705]In short, he is security-conscious, very.
[7706]shrewd, and suspicious of anybody that comes’
[7707]near hin,
[7709]TRAVEL : Following are the trips chat Guillermo
[7711]BUIZ made from October 1969 to February 1970:
[7713]| To Havana to settle a "personal problem"
[7714]on 20 October 1969 by Iberia ( first class);
[7715]returning to Madrid on 29 . 29 October, |
[7717]; _ _ To Londoa on 14 November 1969 for consultations
[7718]t .- with Rail LEON Torras, returning two days later
[7719]: by air ( also first class).
[7721]_.. + fo Bilbao, San Sebastian, : and Burgos, by |
[7722]car, on 28 November 1969, returning two days
[7723]later. ve Lee »
[7725]- To Italy from Barcelona with his wife and
[7726]two children on 29 December 1969, Re went to ©
[7727]pick up an Alfa Romeo, which he paid out of his
[7729]‘own funds, They returned through Florence, Genoa,
[7730]San Remo, aud Barcelona, arriving in Madrid on
[7731]6 January 1970. : .
[7733]SECRET
[7736]es 7 . ety
[7737]SECRET
[7738]- - 17 - |
[7739]To Burgos by car with REGALADO (fnu) and
[7741]URQUIZA (fnu) on 24 January 1970, |
[7743]To ‘Havana on 20 February 1970. He was
[7745]“gcheduled ‘to participate in trade negotiations"
[7747]with t
[7748]‘on 22- ‘ebruary. 1970, RUIZ returned: to Madrid .
[7750]Spanish -delégation — ‘that left Madrid
[7752]on 24 March 1970,
[7754]FRIENDS : Not much is jnown about Gufllerio
[7756]‘RUIZ 3° personal. acquaiatances, except’ for the
[7760]Pedro RUIZ. - A good friend who goes to
[7761]his home rather frequently, Pedro is quite’
[7763]-influential according to Guillermo, He is
[7765]“- also a friend of MASSO (fru).
[7767]Carlos or Enrique CARRASCO.- He is a -
[7769]partner of Carrasco, Mufoz e Iturriaga, with.
[7770]‘offices. at Avenida Generalisime #28, 10th floor,
[7772]RUIZ meets with him. often, either for lunch
[7773]or at his home.: They seem.to be good personal .
[7774]friends. CARRASCO may have to do with arrangements
[7775]for the gale of Cuban frozen seafood. Travelled :
[7776]to New York late in:October or early November
[7777]1969. RUIZ is known: to have visited CARRASCO's
[7779]office,
[7781]‘Rosendo CANTO.- Lives at Goya #54, Madrid.
[7782]His friendship with RUIZ may be interesting 1f
[7783]he is the same-Rosendo Canto who was'a well-known
[7785]" batistiano ( probably his father ). If. this is.
[7787]“the-case contacts with RUIZ are politically =
[7789]dangerous for the latter, unless he is using
[7790]CANTO with the approval of Havana, According to
[7792]- Roberto FRANCO Oliva, the coasul, CANTO
[7794]wanted to go to Cuba, live there for a year,
[7795]and then join the Cuban Foreign Service ( "He
[7796]is a fool,". RUIZ ). CANTO's father is {11 in Cuba
[7799]Sethe
[7800]-"18 -
[7802]and’ sends him mail through: the Cuban diplomatic . ee
[7803]>, pouch, CANTO is involved with the diplomatic © po
[7804]| Yepresentation of Equatorial Cuinea, oo ; 7
[7806]Ser... i-Agmando FERNANDEZ.- "A good friend," __ co : wa -
[7807]“|| Says RUIZ. Butvhe has’ doubts: about FERNANDEZ’s re ee
[7809]- source Of income ("Maybe he gets sioney directly 5b! 9
[7810]. from Havana without my knowledge"), FERNANDEZ - x al.
[7811]" \sends.a. "lot of thitigs"” to cuba, He is anes w
[7813]‘artist, and lives at Bondad- #1 (telephone, 255- At i
[7814]"3281).. Armando claims to know Fidel CASTRO and yet r
[7815]. Celia SANCHEZ personally. I¢ may be true, for. _ se
[7816].he ‘received a package at the embassy from the \ a
[7817]latter. in March 1970, .However, he asked the Cuban
[7819]~~. ataff to send it to him because he "did not want
[7821] &o be seen taking something out.of the embassy,"
[7823]“.s -FERNANDEZ's facher -has cancer,
[7826]4
[7827]i
[7829]'
[7831]“a
[7834]8
[7836], JIMENEZ Asenjo, deputy director of the .
[7837]Spanish Direccién General de Seguridad,. Knows '
[7838]RUIZ personally, and is in contact with him . : =
[7839]rather often, but presurably in the line of - . 7
[7841]duty, ©
[7843]Steer
[7846]SER
[7848]“SUMMARY -: Guillergo RUIZ is a very shrewd, ee . a ,
[7850]" articulate individual who has reached heights”
[7851]» that in all probability would ‘have been beyond -
[7852]. his capability in‘normal circumstances. > *
[7854]_ Nevértheless, from what can be seen his _
[7855]- Work in. Spain -has been effective,and he keepa _—
[7856]“a tight control over his staff, Ye is aan...
[7857]"confident of ‘himself and of the backing -/Ar-
[7858]- Sando. HART Dévalog ?_/7 thec-he-surely must
[7859]have in order to remain in this sensitive post
[7861], -. JO£ the Cuban foreign service,
[7863]: . Precisely because of his privileged -
[7864]. Stacus RUIZ is very careful in whatever he does,
[7865]avoiding mistakea that would endanger his
[7866]posicion, So. mo
[7868]Therefore, he will probably resist any
[7870]indirect approach, which he will-recognize fa
[7872]time to brush it off,
[7874]But this does not mean that he is unapproachable,
[7875]_. for he is not, There is no question that his : :
[7877]., personality is incompatible with the system that
[7878]he serves, although with profound misgivings ag.
[7879]to its efficiency. It is then a question of
[7881]how and when, ,
[7883]The. wery fact that he has made open remarks
[7884]suggesting his unhappiness with Havana and his
[7885]. hon-Marxist leanings in an office "bugged by .
[7886]--> the other side," ashe points out, could be’. |
[7887]interpreted as ‘a signal on hig part indicating ©
[7888]that he is ready to listen,
[7890]But he will be suspicious of an indirect
[7891]-or subtle approach, which, in his view, could
[7892]be a trap to compromise him, including a loyalty
[7893]_' teat by the DGI. 7
[7895]nae
[7896]SEGRE:
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[7901]SECRET
[7903]= 2 -
[7905]: Consequently, a direct approach has much
[7907]_ :bécter chance of success, It:would ‘be proof for
[7908]his’.that he is walking ‘on finn ground ‘by
[7910]- dealing-directly with Americans. ‘Which leads
[7912]'- to the question of when . There are. Ra) key
[7914]“factors to consider : oy
[7916]“4
[7917]1
[7918]1
[7920]-a) His recall to. cuba.
[7922]re a — ss py ‘The 10-willion ton sugar harvest, which
[7923]ne _ is scaeduled to end on 15 July 1970,
[7925]ne RUIZ has indicated that he is unhappy in -
[7926]an : - his post--perhaps not réally meaning what he-
[7927]oO says--, which he has occupied for over two
[7928]years, . ;
[7930]As he has said that Fidel CASTRO plans
[7931]a major purge after the 1970 sugar’ harvest, : ;
[7932]he himself may be one of the targets. Assuming ,
[7933]that his ideological inconsistencies have been
[7934]noticed, the DGI, in the absence of proof fo
[7935]regarding his. loyalty and considering whatever
[7936]support he has in Havana, may request his
[7937]recall’ at an appropriate opportunity: during.
[7938]a major reorganization of the Cuban Government,
[7940]In any event, RUIZ does not expect to
[7941]remain in Madrid much longer, and is planning
[7942]to be back in Havana by the 18th of July.
[7944]If Cuba is successful in harvesting 10
[7945]million cons of sugar, and they have already
[7946]reached six, the "victory" chat Cuban propagandists
[7948]‘will hecald ‘from July on may have a psychological
[7949]impact on RUIZ's thought. He will be less
[7950]inclined to defect, in place or otherwise, at
[7951]such time, . ;
[7953]SigrET
[7956]SECRET
[7958]. "Finally, if RUIZ's: personality: were to
[7960]-. ‘be summarized 1 one word, that word would 2 a, a
[7961]be realist with a logical: mind, Above all, - eS
[7962]this is- what RUIZ is. :
[7964]SEORET
[7967]14-0000
[7969]Attachment 41, oy
[7971]Report No. 2278, _ 9 January 1970,
[7973]/ ONCHITA alls asking for RUIZ, WNILDA says
[7974].; $he.is ecretary and CONCHITA may leave the message :
[7975]‘with hers’: ¢ would like to surprise him. -NILDA asks for... -
[7977]her last ’name;: C does-not Bive it to her because it . a
[7979]ee . _ -- Would: then’ fat2-to-be a Surprise, but leaves her tele-
[7981]re ") ‘Phone. number (201=49-69) for R to call her after 8, |
[7982]Tee for she Works until that.time, On NILDA's insistence ¢. |
[7983]Ce gives ter.last. name a3“CAMACHO, adding she is the widow
[7984]poo le OS of the doctor who was director of the Coimbra Hospital,
[7986]Mrs. “CAMACHO at 201-49-69, ‘She begins the .
[7987]nm: by Baying they had met at a party which she
[7988]-d with her husband at the Dominican Embassy in a
[7989]She reminds him that they had talked with the re
[7990]N-. " Paraguayan Ambassador and former Dominican Ambassador
[7991]et - _ «Rafael ‘COMPRES, and. that the party had taken place two
[7992]a ‘years ago.” Despite all the details RUIZ insists he does
[7993]. - not remember her and asks how:he can be of service to her,
[7994]-.. She telis him: "J have just arrived and find myself some-
[7995]what isolated, disoriented, and I must fing work. [£ recall
[7996]you ‘telling mé on that ocassion 'If you should ever have
[7998]to locate both of you." Mrs. C mentios having a daughter,
[7999]that her husband was & pilot and that she is a Spaniard, ~
[8000]adding she is not too old. R replies that in all honesty
[8001]he does not remember her, She insists on seeing him to
[8002]have a chat, and R suggests she come to his office at her
[8003]convenience, She prefers talking with him alone, without
[8004]his secretary or anyone else present, and suggests a bar
[8005]_ at some hotel like the. Palace, Ritz or Hitton, He is
[8007]., agreeable to any place she may desire; they agree to meet
[8009]that night at 9:30 in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel, She
[8011]will be dressed all-in black,
[8013]RUIZ calls FERNANDO FP is to meet R outside the latter's |
[8014]home about 9 o'clock dressed in coat and tie, ae
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[8045]“house that night because he (F) has to take RUIZ somewhere, \
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[8048]” SC
[8052]' Report Mo 1 2288,
[8054]HORACIO ¢alls the. telephone company requestins the. address |
[8056]. Por telephone number 201~49-59. The information is dented ae \
[8058]“RUIZ calls PILOTO to have’ hiin meet -RAUL LEON in Barajas that \.
[8060]night, RUIZ 1s unable to do’so because of a previous
[8062]engagement...
[8064]FERNANDO calls CURSELO to ask- for PUGA'S phone number, PD
[8065]Fowants to tell P he ‘cannot meet the _professor at P's. i oS
[8067]Store
[8069]Attachment #II-
[8071]. | Rerort. 2288. ee -22 January 1970-
[8072]re ps. -Coneepetén CAMACHO: de MATOS calls RUIZ. NILDA asks
[8074]‘4f¢ she is the same peison who called the other day and
[8075].gaid she was the widow of... {MATOS).. The woman says
[8076]'yes' ami .NILDA tells hers. "Look Miss, you're playing
[8078]‘a very dangerous game." | ; .
[8079]MATOS: I don't kmow what you mean, miss. : Lo
[8080]‘NILDA: Well, because none of the comrades here is. going
[8081]ae a, ; "to vallow himself to be provoked, So, please =
[8082]ot aE - : : do not’ keep on. . Do Co
[8083]wo, - i ae MATOS: ‘Well, I don't know what you are referring to, . |
[8084]“ caus "+ miss, I am completely asonished. . a :
[8085]NILDA: . Well look, don't be astonished, you might ‘end
[8086]- : up some other way.: | . oo
[8088]ee: “MATOS: I.don't know what you are “talking about. Se
[8089]! oo NILDA: Well, we do. Se :
[8090]: NILDA hangs up. :
[8092]Mrs; MATOS calls the Ambassador's secretary again; 1t seems”
[8094]there has been a misunderstanding. ces co
[8096]NILDA: ‘Look miss, we do not wish to talk to you anymore.
[8097]we are telling.you in a nice way. Please do not
[8098]call anymore. .
[8100]MATOS; I am not going to call again... I only want to say
[8101]I had nothing to do... I know nothing at all.
[8102]ees Only that I have received a message. I
[8103]received a telephone call... I have just
[8105]' _ arrived in Madrid, I.am not familier with
[8107]: ' Madrid, or know anyone.
[8109]: NILDA: Aren't you the one wno called the other day?
[8111]; . You made a date. ” .
[8112]. fATOS: What kind of a date? :
[8113]i : . NILDA: Didn't you make a date with the Charse d'affaires?
[8114]‘ MATOS: No, no. no, One moment, miss. I recat ved a telephone
[8116]call and was told to call this gentleman, the
[8117]Cuban Ambassador. I could also tell you about
[8118]another ambassador,but that they were trying
[8119]to get in touch with me. :
[8121]NILDA: Who are 'they'? To whom do you refer when you say
[8122]that 'they' called you? ;
[8124]MATOS: I was called on behalf of the Ambassador of Chile
[8125]and the Ambassedorof Cuba,. I thought it was
[8126]extremely unusual, miss, because I don't know
[8128]anyone here.
[8130]SECRET
[8132]14-0000
[8134]~ SECRET 7 ” | | oe 7 :
[8136]NILDA: Didntt you. call here a few days aso? a ;
[8137]WATOS:. I called when I was acvised to do so.
[8138]‘ NILDA: And yousmade a date with the Ambassador.
[8139]; MATOS: I Son't know what axractly did happen. I w2s
[8140]Coos ‘ -. asked to talk with him and to set in touch
[8141]a po a with him, miss. Soe \
[8142]: ij... °° NEILDA: But, who called -you, miss? coe,
[8143]. MATOS: Whoever it-was sald,-"I am the Cuban Ambassador,”
[8144]. : . so then it all seems to have been 4 plot, or ;
[8145]Ue _sgomething of the sort. | a :
[8146]4 . NILDA: Look, if it is a plot I suggest you.do now set
[8147]% ; - dnvolyed becauce’ where we are concerned it is
[8148]4 a somewhat dangerous. - 7
[8149]i- MATOS: No,miss, I am very proper and a Serious person...
[8150]af ° NILDA: ‘Since you are so serious and proper don't ever ©
[8151]ge co, let anything Happen to you. Se :
[8152]i : MATOS: I-live with a daughter and you must realize that :
[8153]f ; ae -~ J live’only for her. .- — oe a :
[8154]i, ‘ NILDA: Well, Yook, if you live for her, don't set nixed oF
[8155]; ‘ : up in these. things for they may cost you des iy. Es
[8156]j MATOS: Very well, mics. -I am deeply grateful to heve -
[8157]: : been enlightened by you, I can sec elready that.
[8158]: it is.simply a plot or an implication by someone.
[8159]i . NILDA: It ts a plot and we lmow it. And we know who is
[8160]: behind it. - ;
[8161]: METOS: Yes, miss. I would also like to know, I assure you.
[8162]i - tis. .:.MELDA: Well look, stay away from this mess or you'll vay
[8163]+ mt _ dearly... good-bye. .
[8164]‘ MATOS: Fine, miss, I am also very grateful tha’ you
[8165]i . have told me. My apolosiles, nuh? : 2
[8166]: CNILDA was very upset after this call. 7 ; :
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[8176]Attachment IIT
[8178]Report No. 262, 30 January ‘1970.
[8179]RUIZ’ records following memorandum on taper
[8181]‘Comrade’ NEIRA.- ‘I take this opportunity that NILDA is.
[8182]going to. Havana ‘to bring to your attention’ some of our
[8183]“ problems here. in ‘Spain. |
[8185]"Me: first. ‘pertains ‘to the. construction project for
[8186]a building ‘which I.sent to CHAIN with the President of
[8187]the National - Bank ‘when he. passed through here in Decenber, .
[8188]and to this. day, -after five weeks, I have not received.
[8189]an adequate: ‘answer, You ‘know that when preliminary
[8190]egotiations are initiated one enters into certain obli-
[8191]ations. with the ‘land owners as will as with the:
[8192]construction firm,’ ‘to who we’ must ‘give an answer,
[8194]a On my. insistence, Comrade ROA gave me... sent a cable
[8195]informing me that as yet the budget had not been approved
[8196]and*‘he could not give me the results,
[8198]. "Present. locales do not meet the Spanish minimum re-
[8199]quirements for working ‘space. CUHBELO brought from Havana
[8200]proposals for the leasing of a locale for the Commercial
[8202]. OPfice with a rental fee of $2,000 a month. We discussed
[8203]this proposal at a meeting of comrades here and it was
[8204]rejected in the belief that it was more aby Mia sah for
[8205]us to buy, We-also discussed this with Fermin GUTIERREZ,
[8206]who visited the Commercial Office and to whom we pointed
[8207]out that in view of the system ‘of payment here in Spain
[8208]it was better to purchase a building, since this transaction
[8209]at no. time would affect our system in our trade policy with
[8211]Spain,
[8213]te "To the point ‘of ‘being persistent we should like to
[8214] pequest a building for all services: the Cuban Office,
[8215]the Commercial Office, the Consulate-Embassy Office, plus
[8216]/living quarters on the top floor for the diplomatic
[8217]; 'Representatt ve, something with which I.am not in complete
[8218]a, . -* °° * accord, .In summary, a building which would offer maximum security
[8219]a ve we and freedom of movement, The Commercial Office would occupy
[8220]the first floor, the Embassy, the second floor, and the
[8221]third floor the living quarters ‘for the Chice’ of the Mission.
[8222]This would resolve all our local problems. end.our re-
[8223]presentation in Spain.
[8225]SECRET
[8229]|, “This construction firm built for the Rumanian
[8230]representation in :Spain and 1s row building for the Polish
[8231]. and others. We have been. quated a fixed price of
[8232]= $600,000 which includes a luxiry building, with glass
[8233]<< | windows, alr-conditionéd, -and other luxuries. This amount -
[8235]could’ be ‘reducéd. 1f webring our Cuban architects, who
[8236]“were ere. two years: ago,and knowledgeable of their mission
[8237]“eould discuss. with. the: land owners and the construction
[8238]_. “firm those things.'they feel .could be omitted and the
[8240]. pride‘ could* “brought. down- considerably. We do not need
[8242]a.luury building, but one that 1s attractive, simple and
[8243]functinna),... Term payments could also be extended. Tf
[8244]ant ‘to impress upon you that when. we entered into ne-
[8245]/ gotiations wé had a binding agreement. 7
[8246]xu: *-, "The lot-43 on Avenida La Habana, Fermin GUTIERRSZ .
[8247]‘Yooked,well into thismatter, He asked me to send hin
[8248]the project and that he would Took at it. The system of.
[8249]| Payments in Spain allows: us to pay $100,000 or $150,000
[8250]annually which will not be difficult for us. : _
[8252]"NEIRA, I want. you to talk to CHAIN, not bearing
[8253]pressure on him, but. to make. him understand that what
[8254]I want is to leave my successor established, for any
[8255]- construction not lasting over nine months I certainly will
[8257]not be able to enjoy.
[8259]- . “Another thing I want to bring to your attention is
[8260]in regard to our Consulate, its activities and relations
[8261]with the Visa Section. A letter has come from VERA
[8262]addressed to FRANCO pointing to FRANCO's incorrect wording
[8263]ofa cable to that Section, Tf agree that it was incorrect,
[8264]put I find it strange, that that Section should pay so much
[8265]os he ae attention to correct forms and analyze the contents so
[8266]re : little, The contentsof things are not being studied,
[8267]: : mo, . -and it is essential that deep thought bé given to the work
[8268]i we that is being done, When someone comes to the Consulate
[8269]with an authorization to travel to Cuba, it is usually
[8270]. three or four days prior to flight departure, Since the
[8271]‘Visa ‘Section mst defer to the Department of Emigration
[8272]“for its: authorization, inasmuch as the latter determines
[8273]-whether or not a foreigner can go into Cuba, the process
[8274].4s not carried out with the urgency that it requires,
[8275], “eonsequently, there is delay, This creates much inconvenience
[8276]- for us, and even personal problems, for we must consider that
[8277]often people arrive with the exact amount of money and a
[8278]‘week's delay could hurt them so that at times they don't
[8279]even have enough money. for lodging or food.
[8283]Oo “4t- could nave:t
[8284]’ | che 48 ‘presented ‘with daily he: might have exploded.
[8286]"they: are not. commmnists in the sense of the word,
[8288]‘are. interested.
[8289]. to contact ships on the high seas. In this regard I spoke
[8291]' .-to Mr;ASENJO. in the Security Department who said there:
[8293]“ns Serer tat
[8295]+3- -
[8297]Fat present we have the case of a mémber of the
[8298]Chilean Communist Party and OSPAAAL whose passage has
[8299]been set aside. by these organizations to travel from
[8300]Madrid -to-Cuba, Pour days ago FRANCO sent a cable and
[8302]. still. ‘there’ is no answer, We made the decision to grant
[8303]this. ‘persona. visa because the plane leaves tonight,
[8305]otherwise hée will have to delay.the trip one more week.
[8307]“Tf the tickets were reserved for-him here there is no
[8308]: . doubt he has" ‘been elven authorization,
[8310]AWETRA, - I want you to talk to OJEDA ana request that
[8312]-our content? be ablé to contact the Emigration Department
[8315]] -FRANCO has ‘been on thé job for approximately
[8316]fearand has never’ given reason for complaints, but
[8317]‘has-now made - a mistake ‘in the editing of a cable.
[8319]"Another thing I want to tell you ‘4s that last ‘night
[8321]“we had as guests in our home the Chilean Director Hugo
[8322]BENAVENTE and his wife, the leading lady in his Peruvian
[8324]company which has brought to the stage "Luz de ere . if
[8325]e
[8326]he reat of the company, thay do sympathize with us, They
[8327]Invited PINEDA to attend the premiere, ard he anawered. .
[8328]with a cable which was shameful to see and read, The
[8329]wording of that cable gives the impression that PINEDA is
[8330]being held captive and asks them to please come to his
[8331]help and send for him. He makes us look ridiculous. Just
[8333]\" think that cable has been read by others before they showed
[8335]it to me. The political position of PINEVA and other Cuban
[8336]writers should be investigated, as now they are putting
[8338]‘up on stage "La Noche de los Asesinos" and they also want
[8340]another -Cuban writer to come, . should like to gét your
[8341]advice in this area as.I am totally ignorant of matters
[8342]related to culture, for we have no cultural attache here,
[8344]"There is: al@ the: following problem: The comrades
[8346]in the fishing Gcepartment 7s specifically Comrade ARAGONES,
[8347]having a radio. communications station .
[8349]was no inconvenience on hispart if they requested it and
[8350]took the necessary steps. You know Mr, ASENJO. I saw,
[8351]him a month ago and he had asked me if we had decided not
[8352]to go ahead with it, as there had not been an answer in
[8353]that regard after having obtained authorization from the
[8355]' General Adminis tration of Security which was the most .
[8357]difficult step.
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[8361]- Sm Sone
[8363]/.* 2 "Gomrade Joaqu{n ALVAREZ reports that in reference
[8364]to the letters left.nere by LEON for the Ministers of.
[8366]-. Foreign Affairs and of Commerce here in Spain, the former
[8367]“43 takihg-an offensive, position in. foreign relations as-
[8368]*-.you can.see, ard the Minister of Commerce -has been quite
[8370]Vs. : try: of Spain in the Common Market is almost
[8372]. . oe . af sand conversations are in progress, This is why .
[8373]Co ag me they, aye -assignéed.to Mr. SANTAMARTA, General Director of
[8375]Co Comiéreial Policy, the study ‘of subjects which the Spanish
[8377]: ; : _ side plane to take up in Havana during the negotiations
[8379]“<in-February. I amedn- touch. with. this. man and-in fact had
[8381]to call him up today, for-he had. said that before giving
[8383]" “me. the agenda of subjects ‘to be discussed there was to be
[8384]a meeting of Ministries to include Foreign Affairs, Commerce,
[8386]Information.and Tourisa, plus others, to determine what was
[8388]to “pe. discussed in Cuba and decide on cher mattérs.. .
[8390]SO . has’ promised to call me at 6:30-this afternoon, but he
[8391]SR ae ae will not find mé.here because I'1] be taking NILWA to
[8392]: the airport. . ; .
[8394]"Pell Joaquin ALVAREZ that regarding the 50-million
[8395]credit request from..Cuba to Spain for 1970, there has
[8397]veen no confirmation: inasmuch as we have been unable to
[8398]talk with the present Secretary of Commerce. We find the
[8399]figure somewhat high but have nobasis for judgment to focus
[8401]-on any area.
[8403]"you must have heard already about the success of our
[8404]reception, Not only because of the number, which was quite
[8405]high, but, because of thé quality of the attendants, We _
[8406]had to use two rooms, We had prepared only one but when
[8407]the Minister srrived it became necessary to open another
[8408]room.- ‘There was representation from the ultra-right to
[8409].the ultra-left. This.has been a great triumph for us
[8411]- gonsidering that in these countries the quality of people
[8412]_ attending these events is taken well into account.
[8414]“Because Me. SANTAMARIA was not in this morning, he
[8416]"Comrade NSIRA, an embrace for you and for those
[8417]working with you. I hope when SONIA comes over she. brings
[8418]a project for 1970"that can be fully undertaken by us.
[8420]We are very bad at maxing projects, This past year we
[8421]did many things that had not been planned, while others
[8422]that were planned remained undone, but with last year's
[8423]experience we shall strive to plan better.
[8425]SECRET,
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[8433]_  “Pake, charge “of. my wife's return. I have given her’ 1
[8435]“EO: \ '. permission for one week and no more, for I do not like © :
[8436]: "++ to act as babyaitter=~they are four children and although. .
[8438]i’ b. théy are my om I do ndt care for it, Greetings to Ot . a
[8439]all. iny. comrades and -you do the cutting of the cane — _ ; ;
[8440]for I have.been unable to cut. A hug.” :
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[8483].AGtion. Required: See Paragraph §, below.
[8485]References : A. OSMW-11585
[8486]/B. MADRID 9655
[8488], 1. Headquarters has just completed,. wa th the able help ‘of ’
[8489]: AMEDIT- 2,.a thorough review of QUDOZE tapes for the ‘last quarter
[8490]_of 1969, We have added pertinent file material where necessary «=...
[8491]7 in order to, round out the ‘picture, but the review energegs
[8493]‘|- primarily ‘ag’ an assessment of AMAUTO-1 as a personality and as a
[8494]recruitment. target. We forward this study as an ‘attachsient. hereto,
[8495]‘under separate cover, for your consideration. — : .
[8497]: 2.. Headquarters. has not lost its keen interést in AMAUTO-1
[8498]ag a long-raige - recruitment target, foreseeing the. possibility of
[8499]defecting him in place (at. Yeast for the remainder of his posting
[8500]to Madrid), or defecting him: outright (which would admittedly be
[8501]less cestrable). In line’ with these purposes, we offer the follow-
[8502]‘ing readings, which may or may not be entirely applicable to
[8505]a. AAUTO-1 is a shrewd, articulate person who has
[8506]reacned heights that probably he might not have reached
[8507]under normal circumstances. His work in Spain bas been
[8508]effective in general, and he seens to be very confident
[8509]of himself and of the backing which he ‘thinks he has from
[8510]PBRUMEN.
[8512]/continued/
[8515]; As Described Para. 1 above (USC)
[8518]2 - COS, Madrid W/Att. usc
[8519]1 - COS, WH/Miami = W/Att. USC
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[8565]. b. ‘levertheless, he has received some rather telling
[8566]criticisa of a professional nature, even though it is
[8567]. ‘unkoown whether this criticism also touches on his personal
[8568]life, ‘Perhaps because of this, AMAUTO-1 seems to be very
[8569]careful in whatever he does, avoiding mistakes that would eno-
[8570]danger his position, and Avoiding | any real or fancied
[8571]provocation.
[8573]cc. There seeus to be little question that AMAUTO-2 te
[8574]‘approachable, although he would probably resist aay
[8575]‘indirect approach in which “cards are not laid on the table."
[8576]v. it. appears very likely that his character is basically incom-
[8577]: patible. ith. ‘the - systen ‘he serves (with profound nisgivinga
[8578]as to Ats: efficiency). an
[8580]na Gee The. very fact. that he hag made. open remarks suggesting
[8581]his ‘unhappiness vith PBRUMEN and his noa-Harxist leanings in
[8582]-an office. he hinself points out. ig “bugged ‘by the other side”
[8583]could be- interpreted. asia signal from him, indicating that he
[8584]8. ‘ready | .to. Tisten.’: His remarks on the subject might be those
[8585]. of 8 mao. who be: believes he can "jump. off" at any time, “4¢
[8587]ou ssary. Note“that he tends to live with criticism from
[8589]Hide’ home. office: rather than try to get out from under ---
[8590]perhaps meaning’ that he would not accept a PCS assignment
[8591]‘home. (The’ ‘attachment hereto shows him. describing a .
[8593]- compatriot who wishes to return ‘home as "a fool.") He has
[8594]said himself that he believes ANTHUG-] plans a major purge
[8595]for mid-1970, and he might consider himself as a victim of
[8596]that purge. ©
[8598]en At ne eee ee
[8600]e. A fact ‘which night affect timing ig the arrival of
[8601]a child in May. If he were to persuade his wife (and his
[8602]government) to have the child in Spain, rather than return
[8603]home for it, he would have 2.good excuse for requesting the
[8604]presence of his oldest child (the only one who is now at
[8605]home). If hig wife returnshome for delivery, he would (for
[8606]a time at least) have three hostages in PBRUMEN instead
[8607]of one.
[8609]£. UFGA-19006 reported a 1964 attempt to get : at AMAUTO-1
[8610]through his wife's relatives. The consensus at the time was
[8611]that AHAUTO-1 is prcbably immune to this type of approach,
[8612]Headquarters, therefore, still opts for a logically developed,
[8613]“traditional” recruitment build-up.
[8615]3. In Line with the. above,- Headquarters suggests to Madrid
[8616]certain lines of action which might be followed in an atterpt to
[8617]know more about AMAUTO-1. These actions might seem somewhot easier
[8618]from our perspective than they,actually are in. the field, but we
[8619]propose them for your consideration, - .
[8621]a. The man handling the new construction work (paragraph 16
[8622]of the attachment) should be checked out.
[8624]ernie aa
[8626]- b. The established pattern of lonely automobile trips
[8627]outside the capital (see paragraph 22 of the attachment)
[8628]might be instructive to follow down. At least, the situation
[8629]might offer ,a chance for approach or for subseque at handling.
[8631]ec. AMAUTO-1"'s| desire to see more people at home, and
[8632]the indication that he discusses important matters at hone
[8633]becomes doubly interesting with the possibility of a vacaat
[8634]house next door (see paragraph 18 of the attachment). The
[8635]‘person who owns the ortnent building migat offer a fruitful
[8636]‘lead,
[8638]a. The apparent hoptility of the ‘current maid (see para-
[8639].graph 24 and 27 of the attachment) might offer further .
[8640]exploitation,
[8642]CLAGSI CATION
[8644]forms . .
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[8662]e. ‘AMAUTO/1's desire to affiliate himself -with an
[8663]exercisé group (see paragraph 26b of the attachment)
[8664]“-might- offer a possibility to put an access agent next
[8665]to him. The ctreumstance would be relatively normal, not
[8666]calculated to arouse his suspjcions. ‘vhe use of someone
[8667]of WOLADY nationality might, in fact, help. to allay what
[8668]is evidently a- | tendency AMAUTO/1 has‘of Suspect ing provo-
[8670]cation.
[8672]: on “Headquarters would greatly appreciate the oppor- -
[8673]“tunity of examining AMAUTO/1's X-rays. In this connection;
[8674]we would like to see an investigation of the physician used
[8675]on this matter. (see _ paragraphs 31 and 32 of the attachment).
[8677]ge “He would ‘ike to have Madrid' 3 | asséssment ‘of the
[8678]diplomat. mentioned iu paragraph - 8 of the attachment. —
[8680]: 4. At the same ‘time, we would appreciate - it. if Miami. could
[8682]follow down any of! the leads stemming from AMAUTO/1's time in
[8684]“WOLADY. ‘We are trying to’ trace ‘his entrance back in the 1950's
[8686]: and-as much of his time here as possible, and perhaps Miami ~
[8688]Station can develop leads on the persons mentioned in paragraph
[8689]24 of the attachment hereto, especially in reference to the
[8690]brother left with the house. “(Note Below.).
[8692]|
[8694]Michael V. SLATINSKI
[8696]I would appreciate your giving personal attention
[8697]to this matter, because it is rare that we ‘have such a detailed. |
[8699]assessment as we have in this case.
[8701]Edward D, SARETAY
[8703]cg | Bey~ 93524
[8705]j CLASSIFICATION
[8706]I . Ohare, ; a Ny - - - -
[8707]MEEPAIMOUS LONON: fo. $-ECRET. . i Teeseinuto
[8710]See
[8714]Under Separate Caver Attachment to:  Ost-11726
[8716]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Pérez
[8717]DOB: c. 1931
[8718]Cuban Minister Picnipotentiary to Spain,
[8720]aecredited 12 December 1967,
[8724]_ CHRONOLOGY _
[8726]1. RUIZ. probably comes from a humble family in Cuba, because
[8727]‘he Jived in a solar (semi- slum aren) and began to work when he
[8728]was only fourtcen years old, This eircunstance suggests that he
[8729]lacks a formal cducation. He appears to come from a "revolutionary"
[8730]family (his father was identificd as a Communist and a leader of
[8732]_ the_baxbers' union. in UFGA-13595, and a. brother. was identified
[8733]“" as a member:'of the DSE as of 1964 in ~VEGA=19006) , 2 Dp aban Gy Ces 252 Fe)
[8735]- °2,-° In the fifties RUIZ ‘emigrated to the United States, -
[8736]traveling throughout: the east coast and holding, minor jobs, In
[8738]. 1957. he began to work as an apprentice butcher for a Polish-
[8740]American named Alexander SANKO, who had a grocery store on
[8741]Flagler Strect in Miami. He evidently did so well in attracting
[8742]Latin American customers that he soon. began to distribute meat in
[8743]the areca, working for SAMKO (RUI% seems to be somewhat proud
[8745]of this suecess) « He also appears proud of the fact that when
[8747]he left Miami in February 1958, he left his brothcr (same brother?) |
[8748]a house in North Miami, a brand new car, and over $1, oco in the
[8750]bank,
[8752]3. Although he did well in the meat Lusiness, he traces a
[8753]large part of his success to another acquaintance in Miami: an
[8754]American of Cuban descent known ag Joe LOUIS (or LUIS). Joe
[8755]LUIS was_an_ underworld figure who was at that time competing
[8756]with the Italians in the bolita (numbers) racket in Tampa, RUIZ
[8757]and MOLEON (fnu), another Cuban exile, were each offered $S00
[8758]a month by LUIS to supervise bolita collections in Miami. (There
[8760]is no specific indication that RUIZ took his bolita friend up on.
[8762]this offer). Furthermore, LUIS went so far aS to offer RUIZ and
[8764]MOLEON $5,000 apiece to kill a man hamed@ FERNANDEZ (tnu), who was
[8765]also involved in the bolita racket in Miami.
[8767]WUE .
[8769]4, In February 1957 (note the 1958 date, above; perhaps
[8770]an error. on RUIZ’ part) RUIZ left Miami along with a man nared
[8771]VILLEGAS (whose first name might be Ilarry) and three other
[8772]members of the 26th of July Movement. They entered Cuba clandes-_
[8773]tinely. When the revolution triumphed in Cuba, Alexander SA\KO
[8774]went to Havana, where he stayed for a weck as RUIZ' house guest.
[8775]SAMKO offered RUIZ a partnérship in the meat business in- Miami
[8777]“if he would return, RUIZ rejected the offer, saying that the
[8779]Revolution needed him.
[8781]OS bord
[8783]LB CSA LD De 17 FE
[8785]on
[8790]5. RUIZ brags that in.1960 he was one of 18) persons out
[8791]of 5,000 who were sclected by the Ministry of the Treasury,
[8792]where he was Vorking at the tice, to take a statistics course
[8793]offered by CRPALS The course, which. Yasted tivo years,
[8795]included such subjects as mathematics, finance, democracy (?),
[8796]and Marxism-Leninism. Onc of his schoo)mates at the time was
[8797]Marta ARCOL, now the director of the Mus¢eo-de Arte in Havana. -
[8799]', (it is interes ting to note that in UFGA-13595 RUIZ. was. :
[8800]described as an. anti- Consunist as of 1960 by a Cuban refugee.
[8802]6. UFG-1539 reported RUIZ as Chicf of the Departacnt of
[8803]Construction Expenses Studies of the Ministry of the Treasury |
[8804]in 1962, and te was described as’a militant Communist, - In :
[8806]“1963 he was in Mexico, aad UFGA-11065 ecnttoncd-hin as G-2,
[8808]living at Calle Cuenavaca 35, apartment 7. A report frow
[8809]LITAMIL-9 in 1964 characterized RUIZ as a violent CASTRO,
[8810]‘_partisan, and-AtsgG-) in 1964 described RUIZ as a CUIS “officer.
[8812]’ Presidential Brcree 3440 of 4 August 1964 (UFGA-19008) rcported
[8814]RUIZ as being appointed Vice Minister of Foreign Commerce,
[8816]and QUDUZE has hin appointed about that. tire as-chicf of the
[8818]trade school at MHINCEX, a post he held for two years. In 1967
[8820]he wns appointed: charge d'affaires in Madrid vice Francisco Ramon
[8822]CALZADILLA.
[8824]ON -THE JOB estat
[8826]2 There secms little doubt that RUIZ “cxercise: the full
[8827]authority that presumably ke should have as Minister .Pleni-
[8828]potentiary. The relations between Cuba and Spain appear to
[8829]remain static because of Spain's refusal to appoint a full
[8830]Ambassador to Cuba after LOJSENDIO was expelled {from the islam
[8831]by CASTRO in 1959. RUIZ is involved in and is kept informed
[8832]on all matters related to Cuban-Spanish relations, including
[8833]trade. He does not seem to permit commercial attaches to bypass
[8834]him when they. subnit reports to their respective home offices in
[8835]Havana, In addition, RUIZ takes a keen and active interest in
[8836]Cubana operations, and he has said that no one may travel to
[8837]Havana on [Iberia without his permission. He insists that Cuban
[8838]officials arriving in Madrid.consult with him before arranging
[8839]“visits to Spanish officials or factories. .He seems to have
[8841]good working relations with Spanish fovernsent officials, .
[8842]because he is always careful to “put all his cards on the table"
[8843]in meetings with them. (The tenor of his conversation seems to
[8844]emphasize that he likes things this way in all his relations,
[8845]personal as well as professional), : ’
[8847]8. Little appears concerning RUIZ’ unofficial contacts
[8848]with other dipiczats in Vadrid, except that he is close to and
[8849]exchanges infornation with the "Alecrian: Anbassador,: (Accord-
[8850]ing to current records, this is Ahmed LAIDI, posted to Nadrid
[8851]on 15 December 1966, living at Calle Tiemblo 3, Ciudad Puerto
[8852]rst desk traces show this person as born 20 April
[8854]de Fierro, Late
[8855]1934 in Oudja, Koreceo, aud as of 25 October 1966 to have becn
[8857]the Director General of the Forcign Ministry in charge of
[8858]political, ecconozic, and cultural affairs. He is described as
[8861]14-0000
[8863]He was Be
[8865]- being able to exercis
[8866].frequcntly tells other Cuban diplonats stopping in
[8868]explaining that) "this is the reason Y am here."
[8870]- DIAZ that he had received another
[8872]eriticism against RUIZ.
[8874]ey.
[8876]intelligent, and probably something of an operator.
[8877]n Bella's ‘chief of cabinct before joining the’ Forcign
[8878]Office in 1964, and he functions more on special assignment
[8879]than ag part.of the chain of command, - He was a member ‘of the.
[8880]Algerian UN delegation as of 28 September 1965.) .
[8882]reserved,
[8884]9: RUIZ trics to give the impression that he cnjoys the
[8886]full confidence, of Osvaldo DORTICOS and Raul KOA, thereby oo
[8887]a ard
[8889]© the full authority of his position. He
[8891]Madrid that
[8893]he makes 90% of the decisions without consulling with Havana,
[8895]. 10. Above all, RUIZ directs constant and bitter criticisa
[8896]against Havana, because of what he terms the ‘inconpctence there.
[8897]In his opinion, this reneralized incompetence’ will cause CASTRO
[8898]‘to carry out a. major purge after the 1970 harvest’ ig in. (He
[8899]specifically repeats that "no one in Havana wants to make any
[8900]sort of decision"). One of his favorite books is The Peter
[8901]Principle, to which he refers constantly, and .he uses this -
[8902]Book to describe what is going on. in Havana. iIn RUIZ’ view,
[8903]Havana is always trying to interfere with the Embassy in
[8904]Madrid, a situation which results in a lack of, coordination
[8905]and cooperation. RUIZ directs the same criticism against his
[8906]staff in Nadrid, because his personnel Jack qualifications for
[8907]the jobs they hold.. He once told an associate: "They think
[8908]that I’m a fool, but I don't miss anything they do,”
[8910]13. In turn, he has also been the tarect of criticism
[8911]from Havana, first from Zoila GOMEZ (2), who made a critical evalu-
[8912]ation of the Embass. RUIZ' reaction is instructive: I decided
[8913]not to answer it. I took a librium, smoked a cigar, and forgot
[8914]all about it.” On another occasion he complained to Aristides
[8915]critical report from Havana
[8916]regarding his program for the Embassy. Havana was complaining
[8917]that not much had been achicved. RUIZ notcd that the Embassy
[8918]had accomplished much that was not in the plan, and he intended
[8920]‘to answer that particular criticism in detail.
[8922]the most serious criticism of his activities
[8923]came in.a coded cable reecived by the Embassy carly in October
[8924]1969, Havana questioned the way that RUIZ was handling the com-
[8925]mercial treaty negotiations with Spanish authorities. Ina
[8926]communication directed to Raul |.EON Torres (201-725624) (Under
[8927]Secretary of the Ministry of Forcign Commerce) and in rather
[8928]strong language, RUIZ defended his right to be informed and
[8929]consulted on the matter, denying that his cable number 521 was
[8930]offensive to Joaquin ALVAREZ (Director of Trade with Western
[8931]Europe and North America), who was evideutly the source of
[8933]12. ’ Perhaps
[8936]14-0000
[8938]compania, sociedad an
[8939]’ they Jcave Havana, indicating RUIZ’ possible belie£ ia the
[8941]‘ priest would also attend.
[8943]men
[8944]es elas
[8946]13. Evidently, this last phece of criticism ur
[8947]so much that he was nervous and particularly securiiy-censcious.
[8948]Less than a week Jster he called LEON in Havana and requested |
[8949]pernission to go to Ccha, ostensibly to vsettle a personal
[8950]problem with his son. However, his wife explaincd to another
[8951]person in the Ewbassy that RUIZ‘ trip was due te his sick
[8952]mother. Wis trip was probably due to the exceptionally sharp
[8953]criticism and RUIZ" Gesire to clear it up personally.
[8955]14. When RUIZ returned to Madrid on 29 October 1969, he
[8956]was a changed man, agein relaxed and fully confident of him-
[8957]self. Nevertheless, “be has told close friends that he feels
[8958]very Toncly in Spain end at times has -had the desire simply to.
[8959]board a plane away fren Spain and abaridon the Embassy. Us is
[8961], always careful to say.he desircs.to return. to Havana, but he
[8963]leaves room for the inference that he would rather go soriewhere
[8965]“else. He believes that he is "burned". in Spain. He bas said
[8967]that when he returns to the island, he will definitely not
[8969]‘return to his Ministry. - : a r
[8971]SECURITY AND SECURITY-CONSCIOUSNESS
[8973]15, RUIZ seems to be particularly sensitive in the area
[8974]of security-consciousness,. This attitude can possibly be traces
[8975]to an involvement with the DGI in one way or another, but his
[8976]background and especiaily his political views (see below)
[8977]would appear to argue egainst his affiliation, RUIZ is quick to
[8979]warn visiting Cubans arainst the efforts of what he terms "Ja
[8980]“to compromise. them, even'before _
[8982]omnipresence and power of the sociedad anonima, He censors mail
[8983]going to and coming from Havana, and he repeatedly states that
[8984]his office is bugged, Eis telephone is tapped, and that he is
[8985]followed quite openly vserever he goes. He attibutes this
[8986]survelllance to the S ridad, and he probably ascribes it to
[8987]the Spanish. (Note thet, despite his "knowledge" that his words
[8988]go to hostile surveilleace, he still dares to express critical
[8990]opinions openly).
[8992]. 16, This security-consciousness is apparently the big
[8994]reason he has asked Havana for funds for a new Embassy building,
[8995]where he plans to have a shiclded room free from bugs: He intends
[8996]to have Havana send electricians for the job and Cuban personnel
[8997]to act as doormen, etc.. with the wives of the latter to be his,
[8998]char force. He seems fanatic on the subject of not having any
[8999]Spanish personnel in the building. (Note that one Sr. VILLARROYA,
[9000]of Constructiones: Aznar in Madrid, is handling the real estate
[9002]operation.) .. - . . ;
[9004]ou.
[9006]He once recalled that he had been asked to dinner by the wife
[9007]of a VIP and, after accepting the invitation, was told that a
[9008]Ne did not attend the dinner,
[9009]although it considerabiy upset his hostess, because he was
[9010]afraid of a scandal arrecced by the police. Ne said that he
[9011]receives only in the Er sy, because through that door can
[9012]enter only those whom he wants to
[9014]17. RUIZ is particularly-aware of what he calls "traps."
[9017]14-0000
[9019]“than legitimate commercial purposes RUIZ even offercd to-allow
[9021]FANILY
[9023]Pees , - on
[9027]. 8, Nevertheless, RULY. has several times mentioned that —
[9028]he holds his really. important conversations at hore, and that he
[9029]would rather, sco more people at his howe instead of at his
[9030]office, (Iv this connection, it is nuted that the house ‘next.
[9031]door to his --- Calle Trinna 44 -+- which used to be a home for
[9032]the aged) is now ¢npty. The owner of the apartmcnt building
[9033]where he lives is Ignacie ARTERO, a Spaniard, wee eee ee .
[9035]19. RUIZ has even suggested installing a radio transmitter:
[9036]and speaking in code with Havana. The Cubans are in fact
[9038]installing a transmitter on the Canary Islands, but RUIZ,
[9040]charactcristically keeping: his actions correct, has stressed
[9041]to the Spanish that Cuba will ‘not use the transmitter for other
[9043]Spanish citizens to operate the station an order to emphasize
[9045]his point.
[9047]20. Correct as he gencrally is in his professional Wee ee
[9048]behavior, RUIZ made what appears to be a mistake in discussing —
[9049]with members of his staff the possibility of telling Havana that
[9050]a Spanish: foreign service officer scheduled for duty there (Juan
[9051]TORROBA Gomez, c£. OSMA-25692) might be open for recruitinent. “Ifr-
[9052]one ‘recalls RUIZ" constant warnings that his office is bugged by
[9053]Seguridad, the discussion about TORROBA clearly: exposes him to
[9054]action by the Spanish authorities. .
[9056]21. RUIZ himself is the target of what appears to be
[9057]control by Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemus (201-733544) who is
[9058]allegedly the First Secretary in charge of cultural affairs
[9059]but who seems to be the "security man" in the Enbassy. (We
[9060]note that CURBELO's photograph was shown to AMBEDEW-1, who did
[9061]not recognize the likeness). RUIZ has complained at least once
[9062]that he needs a'“real" cultural attache. CURBELO has instructed
[9063]the front-desk girl to pass on to him a summary of who sees whom
[9064]at the Embassy and for what purpose, including RUIZ' visitors,
[9065](Given RUIZ' near-mania for running his own shop, CURBELO must
[9066]indeed exert an acknowledged sccurity control),
[9068]~ . 22, Despite security considerations, however, RUIZ appears
[9069]addicted to taking automobile jaunts by himself to the interior
[9070]of the country.” He must have very powerful rensons to do so, for he.
[9071]is probably exposing himself to attack by Cuban exiles. Given the
[9072]reception accorded to Carlos ALFARAS, Armando HART, and Carlos
[9073]CHAIN at the Barajas airport in June 1968, RULZ night be
[9074]unnecessarily exposing himself. Hc has not told anyone of
[9075]where he gocs or’ what he does, and both his. wife and CURBELO
[9077]' strongly disupprove of his custom,
[9079]23. RUIZ' wife is Nilda VECIANA, who was reported on in
[9081]-UFGA-1900G. She, .is probably in her carly thirties. She is
[9083]pregnant and due: to have her fifth (7%) child early in May 1970,
[9085]' She has had difficulties with her pregnancy because of recurring
[9087]Y
[9091]be ae
[9094]14-0000
[9096]- 6 -
[9098]fainting spells and overweifht. “These conditions are being ~
[9099]treated by Dn, MERNANDEZ? (fia) and Dr. MATA (£nu). ;
[9101]24, Nildw is a pleasant woraan who hag not been known to. .
[9103]“quarrel with her husband -or express political or religious. opinions, \
[9105]although once she récited the Lord's Prayer by heart in front of: \
[9107]Fe,” : - . others. A teacher by profession, she handles the bookkeeping at H
[9108]: a ‘. “the Embassy on an informal basis. She appears to have a rather — . ‘
[9110]weak character, judging from the way. she handJes her boys. - Accord-
[9111].ing to Severina ORTIZ Gomez, the maid, these are little beasts, who |
[9112]treat the servaats badly, even reviling them with obscenities,
[9113]while referring to their mother as "la chula." Nilda. does not
[9114]permit the boys to be punished, ~~
[9116]25. Nilda goes shopping by herself, and once she even took
[9117]a taxi by herself to the airport to mect her husband, even though
[9118]CURBELO did not like the idea at all, She scems to get along
[9119]well with the wives of other Cubans on the staff.
[9121]26. RUIZ’ children are:
[9123]a, -Guillernmito., He is the oldest and is now _ -
[9124]studying in Havana, There were reports that he was -
[9125]unhappy there, and RUIZ asked on 16 October 1969 to.go : |
[9126]to Navana to settle a personal problem with Guillermito, , i
[9127]If there were a problem, it seems to have been solved,
[9128]because RUIZ on his return quoted Guillermito as being 7
[9129]very happy in his new school. (Some time ago, Mrs. Hector ‘ ,
[9130]GALLO Portieles was constantly needling the other women .
[9131]about not being “revolutionary” enough and took Nilda_
[9133]RUIZ totask for having her children with her instead of
[9134]at school in Cuba. The RUIZ fainily had brought four of
[9135]their children with them, and later the other(s) came
[9136]to join them, before the older one returned to school.
[9137]RUIZ once told a visitor that Guillermito had been
[9139]left with his grandparents during their exile in Miami
[9140]and had been very resentful of it, so they had been
[9141]very careful ever since not to repeat that mistake).
[9143]b. Alcjancéro. He is about six years old, <Accord-
[9144]ing to those who know him, he is the real devil of the
[9145]lot as well as a good swimmer. He is taking guitar
[9146]‘lessons, goes to Colegio Fstilo, and swims at Cimnasio
[9147]Mascardo, Pilar de Zaragoza 99, (Nilda has talked to
[9148]‘the Gimnasio pecple about RUIZ' going there also for
[9149]swimming or exercise), .
[9151]ec. Ivan.
[9152]d, Juan Carlos, -
[9154]e. One other (7) _
[9159]. 2@, Al) four children arc very spoiled and have caused
[9160]several maids to Tenve their Jobs... Scverina bitterly complains
[9161]tuay the chitdren snow no respect for their parents, and that is
[9162]the reason Severina gives for her hate for Nilda, ° ;
[9164]DUCATION AND CULTURE:
[9166]: 28. Aside. from the two-year statistics course taken in
[9167]1960, RUIZ appears to lack a solid, formal cducation, although
[9168]he makes up for it by being an avid readcr (five newspapers a
[9169]day plus books)-. fe understands and speaks Enclish and French
[9170](fluency unknown) and has undertaken to teach grammar (presumably
[9171]Spanish) ‘to the Embassy: staff.
[9173]_ 29, RUIZ ‘appears to be sensitive to art, and he- frequeiitly
[9174]complains about the general lack of culture in Cuba. (This -
[9175]might indicate thatRUIZ considers himself "above" the Revolution),
[9176]He shows some of the general inconsistencies of the self- educated,
[9177]For exarple, his vocabulary level is rather low, and he curses
[9178]frequently when talking to other male members of the staff. On
[9179]the other hand, -he scems rather well versed in international
[9180]affairs and has a good undcrstanding of international trade. It
[9181]is probable that he has read some of the works of José Marti and,
[9182]although he dictates letters to his secretary, he types: ‘Some of
[9183]his own reports to Havana,
[9185]HEALTH PROBLEMS
[9187]30. RUIZ suffers from what his wife has described as a liver
[9188]illness (not further spceified) for which he takes a medicine
[9189]ealled bilidis. (This may refer simply to the medical words for
[9190]"liver disease" Competent. experts here guess that -the medicine
[9191]is used for anything from chronic constipation to gassiness
[9192]and constant eructation because of inadequate digestion of fatty
[9193]foods. It is possible that RUIZ suffers from the hard-to-pin-down
[9194]mal de foie, which can be found in a high- strung, hard-driving
[9195]person, Ruiz! evident use of tibrium (see above) night also
[9196]suggest this condition).
[9198]3). Late in 1969 RUIZ was planning to go to Portugal to
[9199]rest, following the recommendation of his physician Dr. CAVAS (also
[9200]received as CABAS and CALDAS), and whose telephone number appears
[9202]‘ to be 276-77-46. There is also a mention of a Dr, PERIU, but his
[9204]relationship is indistinct. RUIZ coughs frequently, is used to
[9205]cold weather, and was planving to go for his health to the same-
[9206]Gimnasio as his son, Alejandro, .
[9208]32, A July 1968 monorandum for the record stated that RUIZ
[9209]suffers from a spinal ailment resulting from a fall he had about
[9210]i2° years.ago. Since then he has had chronic backaches which were
[9211]particularly severe during the time that he was in the U.S.
[9213]Haiti, and Santo Domingo. Nis pains have recurred since he
[9214]arrived in. Spain. . On 3 June 1968 he had a severe attack and: was
[9217]treated by the Enbassy*s Spanish doctor VILLALANDA (fnu), who.
[9218]prescribed cottisone., Wis condition was. diaghoscd as incurable,
[9219]since it was doubted that’ the injury to-his spine could be
[9220]corrected by-an operation, RUIZ was further told that. the
[9221]condition. would continue to grow worse, and that within six ‘to
[9222]ten years he would have a defective walk. RUIZ planned to send
[9223]‘the didgnosis and X-rays to ROA in Havana, who would pass them to
[9224]the Cuban specialist MARTINEZ- PAZ for review.
[9226]TRAVELS
[9228]; . 33. Following are the trips RUIZ. is known to: have made during
[9229]the last quarter of 1969;- . . .
[9231]: -a. To Bilboa, San Sebastian, and Burgos by car,
[9232]on. 28 November’ 1969, returning two days later.
[9234]b. To Havana, to settic "a personal problen," on. -
[9235]20 October 1969 via Iberia (first class), returning to
[9236]Madrid on ‘29 October.
[9238]c. To London on 14 November for consultations with
[9239]Raul LEON Torres, returning two days later by air.
[9241]. _ @. To Italy with his family on vacation on 28 December
[9242]to pick up an Alfa Romero that he bought for the Embassy,
[9243]returning by car and arriving in Madrid on 6 January 1970.
[9245]CONTACTS IN MADRID
[9247]34. Little is known about RUIZ' contacts in Madrid. Aside.
[9248]from the Algerian Ambassador (see above), we know about: a
[9250]a. Pedro RUIZ. <A good friend who goes to RUIZ'
[9251]home frequently. According to RUIZ, Pedro is quite
[9252]influcntial and is a friend of MASSO(?) . .
[9253]TS
[9255]b. Carlos CARRASCO, " Another person who calls
[9256]RUIZ frequently. In late October or carly November 1969 -
[9257]CARRASCO went to New York. :
[9259]. ¢. Rosendo ‘CANTO (201-719310) . CANTO lives at Goya
[9260]54, Madrid. His friendship with RUIZ is interesting, given
[9261]CANTO's background, because their being together could be “
[9262]_ very dangerous for RUIZ «unless he were using CANTO for
[9263]some reason with the approval of Havana, CANTO wants to go
[9264]‘to Havana for a year, live there for a year, and then join the
[9265]Cuban Foreign Service. Referring to CANTO's desire, RUIZ
[9266]said on & January 1970: "He is.a fool?
[9268]CHARACTER 7
[9270]35. Superficially, RUIZ scems to be an easy-going and rather
[9271]simple man who no doubt enjoys the prestige and pusition he has
[9272]and the successes he has had professionally in Spain. He appears
[9273]to have a strong character and probably plays the predominant
[9274]role in his marriage. He and his wife scem to get along very well
[9277]Hey
[9279]together, and they are not heard to argue. Oa the other hand,
[9280]there appear to be very decp inconsistencies in his public
[9281]and private behavior, Sometimes: he speaks like aman at war
[9283]with himself.
[9285]; 36, A certnin degree of racisn can be detected.in his
[9287]constant. reference to blacks. as "niches," a disrespectful
[9289]Cuban colloaquialism roughly comparabYe with the pejorative
[9290]“word, “nigcer," oo, . a
[9292]_— 37. RGIZ almost never discusses women with his colleagues,
[9293]_ except for one off moment when he mentioned a girl he knew .
[9294]in the United States-before. the Revolution. Perhaps RUIZ wisely
[9295]remembers that Nilda ‘also works at the Embassy and refrains
[9296]“from mentioning women én her account .- In any case, he is not
[9297]_ known.to be involved in any extramarital affair. (Still, one
[9298]- wonders about the custom of absenting himself by automobile
[9299]‘into the interior of Spain), ‘ .
[9301]' 38, His habits seem to be simple: he likes movies; he
[9302]has read Topaz (but made no comment thereon); and he receives
[9303]- people at his home for cocktails. ; -
[9305]- POLTTICAL AND. IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS
[9307]. 39, Although outwardly a "Revolutionary," RUIZ gives much
[9308]more the appearance of a man with moderate political views
[9309]struggling to justify to himself the actions of his government,
[9310]especially in view of the political and economic realities of
[9311]his country. It is. possible that his feclings might lie
[9313]closer to the theory of the "Betrayed revolution" --~but not _
[9314]for strictly ideological reasons. The incompetence of the
[9315]Cuban governzental bureaucracy, for example, has sabotaged the
[9317]revolution, .
[9319]40. In the first place, RUIZ Gefinitely does not seen
[9320]to be a Marxist and consequently he cannot accept the role of
[9321]"robot" (his term) required by Party discipline and vertical
[9322]structure. ,
[9324]., a, On 29 December 1969 he wrote to Telesforo
[9325]. DIAZ Portillo, a MINREX cfficicl: "Revolutionaries
[9326]‘should net be coerecd by forms of political control.”
[9328]b. On 11 December 1969 he told a visiting
[9329]Agropecuario official from Havana that: " ... if L
[9330]disagree with orders, I question them because I am
[9332]~not a robot nor do I have the mentality of one. As
[9333]a human being I express opinions no matter what the
[9334]risk that I may have to accept personally."
[9337]-~ )0 -
[9339]ce. RUIZ seems to have little Compunct ion in talking
[9340]_to what he thinke of as ot¢ acqenirtances fhangh
[9341]they maybe on the opposite side of thr political. fence
[9342]‘from him, ie once mentioned how he weat out of his way
[9343]; to Breet a "Kusano" on the street becausa they had been
[9344]_fricihds in Havala. The Cuban ‘exile evidently turned away
[9345]_ from him, but’ RUIZ defcnded his own action in initiating
[9346]the greeting.
[9348]. 41. Aside from the constant criticism of Havana’ s incompe-
[9349]cs . tence, lack of vision, ‘and lack of realism, he is quick to ‘point
[9350]2 . out the « “Acfichlencics of. life in Cuba as reflected in his directive
[9351]' to his. Embassy staff not to celebrate Christmas together, because
[9352]“there are hungry people at home, RUIZ has also said that medicine
[9353]in ‘general is ‘quite. backward in Cuba, oe
[9355]ay Although he is probably an athfibst (or likes to think
[9357]- of himself as one), -he ‘ks Known to believe that "religion should
[9359]“not be considered.a handicap for persons. trying to return to Cuba."
[9360]Me docs not hide his-views of the American: people, cither, for
[9362]° he describes Americans as "frank" and “simple”. "They treated
[9364]me very.well," he told Raul LEON Torres in December 1969, On the
[9365]other. hand, he -refers to Latin American diplomats as bootlickers:
[9366]because they use the. English language at parties, and he has
[9367]remarked that "capitalism is no good,"
[9369]43, ‘We seems to have a certain admiration for General
[9370]‘Francisco FRANCO, of whom RUIZ has said: "FRANCO is the only
[9371]reason that Spain is not Communist." RUIZ also called FRANCO
[9372]"one of the few most brilliant politicians of all time." These
[9373]seem like strange words for a man as security-conscious as he.
[9375]; 44, He appears to be well-informed on international matters
[9376]Some of his views are contradictory at times, but they characterize
[9377]him as what might be called an undecided realist:
[9379]a. "Cuba is a political power, not a military or
[9380]economic power."
[9382]b. “The USSR has neutralized US sea power in the
[9383]Mediterranean," .
[9385]c.. "Cuba can destroy Guantanamo whenever it chooses
[9386]to do so, although the base has lost its strategic value
[9387]to’ the United States,” . .
[9389]d, "US- China rapproachment should be feared, but
[9390]also a Japan-China alliance."
[9392]e. "US pover is beginning to crumble, but the
[9393]Sovicts are revisionists."
[9395]. £. "The Egyptians harm us when they buy sugar from
[9396]Cuba and then rescll to other countries."
[9403]. &. “We have to be on the side of the Sovicts :
[9404]for two reasons: -first from the military and cconomle’ |- ~ Loy
[9405]point of view; secondly, becaus > Whether right or of
[9406]wrong, they are ‘on the same side fighting those who.
[9407]wre on-the other side." us
[9409]h. "Cuba has had and how has major discrepancies
[9410]with the USSR, Chine, ald the US, but we. are on the
[9412]- Co ; side of communism because we are’ against capitalism,"
[9413]i .
[9414]i .
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[9431]EN THEN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS EXCiNUITED,
[9433]OS a. 3S
[9435]REPE, POOUCTIC: 184 GIHE
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[9440]: oa Sot ca Me, { a fen soins i
[9441]mF MADRID LISBON 13 1) G92 Feom ij} 1
[9442]7 TYPIC ANAUTO QUTINID .
[9443]“REF: OSMA-25870 (Not SENT LISBON)
[9444]¢ .
[9445], 1. REF COS ‘TAINS QUTIMID REPORT: NUMBER 2274 DATED 9 JAN 70
[9446]be CONCERNID NG CALL. BY ONE CONCHA CAMACHO TO AMAUTO- i, UNDER SOMPVHAT j
[9447]+ PROYOCATIVE CIRCUNSTANCES. CoNcHTTA DESCRIBES SRLF AS ¥tDO¥ OF :
[9448]at soo .
[9449]f THE RCCTOR WHO WAS DIRECTOR or COIMBRA HOSPITAG (PLACH UNKNOWN) ,
[9450]P) “SHE LEAVES Powis NUMBER 201-49-89, WHICH CURBRLO TRIES VAINLY To”
[9451]J TRACK THROUGH PONE CONPANY,
[9452]c 2. REQUEST MADRID TRACE PHONE NUMBER, CONCHITA CAMACHO,
[9453]: _ AND DEVELOPMENT OF CONTACT, SINCE AMAUTO-1 AQ? tEED M ran HER, REQUEST i
[9454]: fant May i!
[9455]: LISBCN CHECK COIMBRA HOSPITAL IN ATTEMPT Deverey DR, cA “acto: ), Ae
[9456]: THERS WERE NO IDENTIFIABLE HAS TRACES” | ON CONCILA OR CONCEPCION CAMACHO,
[9457]' . . . .
[9458]i 3. SILK: “$01-735296; .
[9459]a oe END OF MESSAGE
[9460]7 . wH/COG/COMMETS : ‘Nef contained phone tap informat sion as above,
[9461]: Plus other details hinting at some sort of provocation of At WAUTO=2,
[9462]a a Field had net aler ted us to this possible
[9463]"4 opevatio: nal lead. , we a ff
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[9500]AR.RE BCOX DES OWN JUEA OP.
[9502]STENS FROM WES MOS, IF YOU WAVE Aw
[9504]2, FILE 201-735296, 201-S05447,
[9506]END Of MESSA
[9508]WIL’COG/COMMENT : Ret
[9509]has ‘
[9510]LYSAGA-1 case,
[9511]obtaining cepy
[9513]cuban Char ze Made id,
[9515]book concerning
[9516]y have possibil ity of
[9518]TO-1 reportedly has ordered
[9519]side cfLictal Cuban
[9521]ne distr ibution of book
[9523]Com suk ey.
[9525]HOLEAS GG Crbt
[9527]AUTO NTICAUING
[9530]7%
[9532]. Chief, Western liemtsphere ‘Pivi8ion _
[9533]poo. -ghtet, _European’ Division; :
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[9538]“Oo “ANAUTO-1 - a 4.
[9540]AON uiRtD -vLetReS Oo — —
[9541]_ Action “Required: FYI
[9542]| References: A. OSMA-25745, 5 Décember 1969.
[9543]. -B.. DIRECTOR 004676, ‘23: ‘January 1970"
[9544]C.. WH/MIAMT 6341, 26 January. 1970 oe .
[9545]wit/Miamd has ‘been unable to. develop any. ‘Leads « ‘or
[9546]traces ‘to Alexander SANKO, the individual for whom
[9548]AMAUTO~-1 worked in the States. Local ‘LNERGO was also”
[9552]rely ¢ D, KERSCHEN
[9554]queried with negative results,
[9556]Doe t & \tals
[9557]Distribution:
[9558]@ - Chief, WHD
[9559]2 = Chief, EUR
[9560]2 - Cos, Bn hdc
[9562]cROSS REFERENCE FO > Toseatan srieor ano Ren DATE
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[9606]_ : LAIDI, Ahad |.” .
[9607]i 5 ‘1 BOB: Oudsa, Morocco Gob: 20 “April 1934 mee a ee ao, ;
[9608]: : ~ Hasied August 1963 advisor on African Affairs in presidency end now ds listed as Fen i
[9609]Hl i Eellats chic! of Cabinet. hile he is ¢ relative neveoncr ‘to ‘scene here and not knew :
[9610]a H '. personally to the ‘mbassy, Et eppeafs Likely that he is clos: t8 Pon Bella and therefor- i
[9611]: ob a useful contact, cot Dept+1 #652... }
[9612]j i So “ hf10/63 i :
[9613]. OE In accordance with a decree published on 19 Novernber 1963, Ahmed Laidi i
[9614]7 ; ' i has been appointed chef du cabirt of Prescdent Ben Bella. Journal Offic: i
[9615]r } be : . . . 15 Nov 1963 _ ri
[9616]i 7 ; Algiers ‘ '
[9617]: Subj is new Director conesia of Political Affeirs, MFA. (Alpters EDTEL 964, 21 Oct 64: : :
[9618]i U . Tiled:Alg/Cuba C8
[9619]i : Laidi, (Director Generel, Foreign Ministry in charge of Political » Economte and Culture
[9620]i | Affairs), meabor of Sept 65 delegation of UZ General Assexbly. Described as reseryed, in-
[9621]i igent, and, proba32; something of an orerator; he wes Fen Fella's chief of cabinet beSore .
[9622]i ing foreign office in 16h end although technically still mmber three man in fonofr, hes 4
[9623]: ed to function more on special assignment basis than as part of chain of camand. His me. :
[9624]: “recent escig project has been 5 ndung 2. Algters Exbtel 660, 28 Sep: 65, Alg/ut f
[9625]Appointed Algerien Anbassador to Spain, October, 1946 , :
[9626]Pe : A=168, 25 Oct 66 i
[9627]i ; . ; Filed Algerta/Spain
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[9631]-
[9633]o mo -
[9634]26 January‘ 1970 a :
[9635]. . ea RAD a FOR: ” Bye . . a
[9637]: ‘Cuban Charge d' Affairs Comments. oa : oe
[9639]on cms. . | Czechoslovakian Situation . _
[9640](|) >. REFERENCE. < : -OSMA-25789, aated 7 January 1970°)
[9642]1. The following comnts of the Cuban Minister to
[9643]Spain, Guillermo RUIZ Perez, reflect Cuban thoughta on the :
[9644]’ Czs lovakian situation: . ‘ ; , Te
[9646]- .. The Soviet cecupation 02. Czechoslovakia: has been
[9648]a disaster; however, criticizing the Soviet action
[9649]would mean taking sides vith the Americans. A friend
[9650]may be criticized in private but publicly be should: be
[9651]defended. (QUDOZE, 19 November.) The Cubans have to
[9652]side with the Sovtets for military and economic reasons |
[9654]: and becruse, whether right or wrong, they belong to the
[9656]_ Sane ideological group. Cubs had aad still has enormous
[9658]- . discrepancies with the Soviet Unioa, China, and the United
[9659]States but weighing the differences Cuba is with Cosmunisa -
[9660]and cpposed to Capitalism. (QUDOZB, 3 November.)
[9662]2. The above information was obtained from a Sensitive
[9663]Source and should be protected ag such. . .
[9665]|
[9666]|
[9667]|
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[9679]: we ~ Czech Country file
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[9711]: eomeny et ae _
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[9713]013-247.
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[9715](REF: DIRECTOR o0as7s Oo a ‘b 7
[9717]“be UNABLE TO DEVELOP LEADS TO amauTovits. 2. : eoncin
[9719]| | _ FRIEND ALEKARDER SAMKO. HAVE REQUESTED CHECK | :
[9720]poe FROM LOCAL LNERGO AND VILL ADVISE, |
[9721]pe “2. FILE: “201-735286. a |
[9722]se .s SECRET oe |
[9724]Of - OBE ALIWL
[9726]Seer - . 26 Sa to
[9728]ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS = SU0N OF
[9731]; walla cn mk pete
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[9735];, 21 JANUARY 1970
[9737]caeiz sr" DISSEMINATION
[9738]w re
[9742]~ “SECRET
[9744]re Paar taa "INFO: Ce
[9745]. 1. THROUGH QUDOZE AMAUTO-2_ HAS AT LEAST TWICE TALKED ABOUT HIS __ .
[9746]EXPERIENCES IN MIAMI AREA IN 1957" WORKING IN MEAT BUSINESS WITH
[9747]ONE ALEXANDER SANKO (OR SANKOV). QS TRACES CANNOT IDENTIFY THIS.
[9748]“PERSON, REQUEST MIAMI TRY,
[9749]y
[9750]“Oo 2, FILE 201~735296. =
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[9753]VEE fe Fhe AO
[9757]: {WILLIAM V, BROKE’ Heck ) oa... JAMES E, FLANNERY |
[9759]a c/WHD E/IB gt L, _ C/WH/COG
[9763]; _ COORDINATING OF FFCIRS
[9765]i - RELEASING OFFICER - : s ECRET
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[9991]_AMBATITY 18; Relenvo CARDOSO. Perez (201-6212 $5), cousin
[9993]. of Subject of UFAKA1GS9T CARDOST last say
[9994]“¢,cbyecE  Subjert atthe tarajas Airport tn Nadrid vhes
[9995]ness < CARDOSD was departing ior the U.S, in Or tober
[9996]Ltk> ioc8, They cxchaored grectings only at that
[9997]a a tino, nowever, they Bad previondly szcn each
[9999]other. ot Barnjas dirport in mid-1E8 whea they
[10001]_ taiked for about iive einutes about triv-
[10003]: inlittes. Silject pas at the airport to weet
[10004]arriving Cutan ciplomata. CARMSO is villiag
[10005]to write to Subject and to fas.at inan
[10006]‘approach should it te desired, however, Be .
[10007]docs not belicve that Subject is recruitable,
[10008]They; RAvo 6 (anliy velationship but’are Bot
[10010]. , close tecavse of political aifferonces, ,
[10011]an however, it wauld not be uméial for then ta
[10013]; cut CAKDOS0's faults).
[10014]The following ie biodata on Rolande CARDOSO Peres: .
[10015]a. Parokee Ro. ALG 259 G74
[10016]db. DPOB: 28 Hay 192¢C, Havana, Cuba
[10018]Address in Cvba: 429 Libertad St, between juan Delgado
[10019]_and p'Stragpes Stg., Santos Suarey, Havaga
[10021]d. Employment in Cuba: Pros approxizately 1997 until 1958,
[10022]he worked in his father’s bicycle repair shop & Soledad
[10023]Bt. between bucitos and Carles Tercero Sta., Havona,
[10024]yrom the end of 1464 untii 1965, he worked in a coffee
[10025]ghoap located next to his father’s bicycle repair shop
[10026]dn Havana. roa 19GS until 145 he vas unenployed,
[10028]studyisg fnglieh and business administration, Froa .
[10030]the end of iftS until the end of ACES, ‘he sorked. in the
[10032]Construction Department of the Antonio Guitcras Nattonal
[10034]Electric Enterprise in Jiavana, earning 2 salary of
[10036]$£0.00 pesos a nonth ee a common lakorer, ¥rom tho
[10038]end of 1260 until approximately Farch 1957, he worked 38
[10040]a farm laborer ag a meaber of.the Wilitary Units to
[10042]Aid Production’ (URAP) in Florida, Camaguey Province.
[10044]From March 1957 vutil be left Cuba in Novenber 1967,
[10046]he wan snexplovyed, cagagiag in waking and seljiag heir
[10048]‘octa and other similar itoss. Srom Novester 156?
[10050]upttl 10 October 1868, he wos. la Spain and did not
[10052]have any caploynent during this period,
[10054]Date of arrival in the U.S.: He arrived in the U,8.
[10056]on 10 October 1645. He bad departed Cita en 26 Hovester
[10058]2967 on a Chega Alrlince plans, going to Paris, France,
[10059]and then taking another plane to Spain the folloving
[10061]aay.
[10062]f Addcess in U.8.: %40 5B 11tAN Avenuc, wieak, Flae,
[10063]phone 37703877
[10065]‘ peploynent In U.S.t From mid-Ortoter 1GER vetil
[10068]Recenter Ivts, he worked at the Delicias freit preserves
[10070]re Sgpy - /Continued/
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[10078]Secrest UrAA~kO99
[10080]wet
[10082]plant on ¥. 28th St., Hialeah, Fla. In Deceater 1968,
[10083](he untergert’ a heroia nperation. In vapuary 2190S, “he
[10084]worked three «aya in tho .o3 Pinos Ruevos Kakery in -
[10085]Kiowl. Then ac gna vacmployed for two months, recvog=.
[10086]_ertag from the hcroia aperation. Sluce approximately
[10087]March 16 ScD, he dias Leea working at the Harti’ Theater on
[10088]SP RG Ave: between 4th and Sth 5t8., Hiaat, ty avST the
[10089]7 orders’ of. the’ BORAgET, - Hainvel ALVAREZ, erat S
[10091]he. Spouse: - > Aliaa ALVARADO Torres (nty. y boy have teen
[10092]: warricd @ince 35 Derdater 1966, - She is white and ‘was
[10093]bora en 22 October 1677 an liavana, Cura, She ia an
[10094]English, | ‘Préach ‘and ‘painting teacher, and 9l1s0.a
[10095]: stenographer. “Resides with Source. ‘They: a ve Re
[10096]oa. ebildrens. mo . . ;
[10098]fe childrea: 208c” .
[10099]“oj. . Pareata: - Bernards CAXDOSO Rodriguez (NT). "White,
[10100]Fa about ifu2 fa in hsperaoza, Los villas
[10101]Province: R sides at CBD Soledad St., Havana,
[10102]Ketired Netlonal Police corporal. Cpposed
[10103]to the present Cuban reginee. ;
[10105]Francisca. PERFZ Entria igo (NT)... White, tora
[10106]About 221) im linvann. ousewite, Resides .
[10107]with her hushand. Opposed to the rugine,
[10109]: k, Brothers and Sisters
[10110]gy) Ripe PEREZ Perce (NT!, Areived in the U.S. in
[10112]appromimately 1821. Claimed Source froa the U3.
[10113]Resides ‘at 2735 Sv 26th Tery., Eisai, Cla.,
[10115]i . - phone 440-455.
[10117](2) Bernardo CARDGSO Rodrignes (ST). Dorn about 1f20
[10118]In Davana or in La Leperanza, Lao Villes Province. .
[10120]White, Uesgides in New lersey.
[10122]: - 3 ; (8) Jorge: CARDOSO Perez (RT), Uhite, bors akovt 1942
[10123]- ; : Tm tavane. Lives Sith bis parents. Opposed to the
[10124]: ; 7 regime, Rov uncmployed. Formerly worked in a
[10125]op ote ; oT laboratory in iavasa. Opposed to the regime,
[10127]Po G4) Pagtora CARDOSO Fercz (NT). ¥hite, bora aout 1652
[10128]- Ta Havana, tivea vita her pacente. ,
[10130]1. Physical dcseription; thite, appears to be atout 24
[10131]yeare of age, about STE" tall, 140 lta., overage Euild, -
[10132]- Imisx complexion, ight brown hair, brown syes, ovoid
[10133]shaped face, no identification marks.
[10135]3. Other nanes teed; none
[10137]an, Educrtion: He completed two years of business school
[10138]and t.0k o course in busificss adninistration. Kroes
[10140]Bone Anglish (fair).
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[10271]CASS CATION ‘ : PROCESSING ACTION
[10273]DISPATCH - | 7 ChE T 7 _ — .
[10275]to Sarees.
[10276]; Chief, Western Hemisphere vivioiva- . "+ [x0 ronnie exqutnio .
[10277]Se _. {me Chief, European Division’ \. : OMY QUALIRED DESK .
[10278]a hie ey ‘ation, Miami --\. aS GE (UB eee owe
[10280]Tee eee QUDOZE... : Sg
[10281]ht : joaquin, AUYI-Casa is, Lazaxe GARRIDO Sanchez_& Antc “MARC .
[10283]: ae of possivie dnterest oo addressees. is a’ translation of
[10284]; the following letter dictated by Guillermo RUIZ Perez to his |
[10285]‘secretory .on 26 December 1969. . The letter was addressed to a
[10286].. / €omrade -"OCUZA’ or -LANUZA (fon) in Havana “hrresponse to a confi-
[10287]~! dential ‘note. ‘received by. RUIZ, from Havana,
[10289], "In relation to your ‘confidential note number
[10290]7240 about the Spanish prisoners, Joaquin AUVI Casals,
[10291]Lazaro GARRIDO Sanchez and Antonio MARQUEZ Pedraza, whose
[10292]release was” _requested in a note from the Spanish Embassy
[10293]_in Havana,” I would like to tell you the following:
[10294]Firstly, Senor Joaquin AUVI’ Casals was_of interest to -
[10295]D. Pedro SALVADOR de Vicente; but because of the bad
[10296]record and activities of this man, it was understood
[10297]that his departure would be denied....J.talked to Pedro
[10298]SALVADOR about this matter and upon mentioning this |
[10299]man's background he told me that his interest was due of
[10300]to a phone call he had received from a friend of his in- :
[10301]Miami. He considers that, given the background in this b
[10302]case, his friend was supposedly an instrument of "other
[10303]interests". Secondly, regarding the other Spaniards,
[10304]we have no objection whatsoever to their departing the
[10305]country. Without anything of further consequence,
[10307]2. Station files contain- no traces on AUVI, GARR IDO or
[10308]MARQUEZ. \ /
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[10325]CROSS REFERENCE 10 . OXSPATCH SYMBOL AND HUMBIR
[10327]OSMA - 25806
[10329]SECRET -” 201-735296
[10332]Intelligence Information: Acpure
[10334]he hot sad ithia the meaning
[10335]tris muteria! contoins calermotica offectiog tte Novione! Calenes of the Unitad Stores within the ms
[10336]a wna tivenage tore Tete VE U.S.C. Sexe. 70) oad 794, the rrommance Oo secetation of which ta ony
[10337]Jone 1 an engethorzed parsan is prehiinted by tow.
[10339]NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLEG DISSE PAGE 1 OF 2. PAGES
[10340]THIS 1S AN INFORMATION REPORT, ROT FINALY EVALUATED INFEWIGENCE ;
[10342]neportno.  — Cp-312/03010-69
[10344]ogre outa, 17 December 1969
[10345]\ . a .
[10346]4 :
[10348]SuUaJECT Cuban-Spanish Commercial Relations , ; a 4
[10350]‘couxTtay Cuba, Spain
[10352]pol Late September 1969°:,.
[10354]‘Spain, Madrid (Early October 1969) . FIELD'NO. OSM 9815 |
[10356]7AGQ
[10358]: ‘sourc€. An official Spanish service from a source described as :
[10359]: i sensitive and usually.:reliable.” . ; Ss oe
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[10363]1. On 23 September 1969. the Cuban Minister to Spain,
[10364]Guillermo Ru iz: Perez, called on Pedro S a lv ador
[10365]de Vicente, the Special Delegate for Latin American Affairs
[10366]— si CR Te OD Rt Pa os n °
[10367]Tn the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to discuss the
[10369]_fortheoming tradé negotiations in Cuba . During the discussion
[10370]Salvador told Ruiz that the one and only question which con-
[10372]_ cerns the Spanish Government is ‘that of Cuban indemnifications
[10373]and, pensions for Spanish employees, and he asked Ruiz what the
[10374]latter could say regarding this probienm. (Field Comment: The : '
[10375]-indemnifications refer to property owned by Spanish nationals © .
[10376]which was confiscated by the Cuban Government, ) Ruiz claimed
[10377]that he had no instructions on what he could say, adding that
[10378]the claims were numerous and that the paperwork involved was
[10379]difficult and required a great deal of time. :
[10381]2. Salvador told Ruiz that the subject of indemnifica-
[10382]tions and pensions must be discussed during the forthcoming.
[10383]“negotiations, and that the Cuban Government must provide at :
[10385]least an approximate figure.of what it is going to pay. He ;
[10387]said that the indemnification figure must be based on the. Cs
[10389]value of the expropriated properties, less the amount of any — oO
[10391]taxes levied om’the properties. (Source Comment: Salvador
[10393]did not say what would happen if the Cuban Government failed
[10395]to reach some agreement on the question but he implied that
[10397]negotiations would be delayed until the Spanish Foreign _ ”
[10399]Ministry received the Cuban Government's reply to this iY . ; ’
[10401]question.) (Field Comment: Since the conversation between ool :
[10403]Salvador and Ruiz was held before the recent change of the m
[10404]’ Spanish Cabinet’ and-other. Government positions, there is no
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[10432]information on ‘how these changes would aff ect the question
[10433]raised: by Salvador or. the signing of a new ti‘iade agreement —
[10434]with Cuba. As of 17’ November 1969, Salvador was still
[10435]‘Special Delegate for Latin American Affairs.)
[10437]“and “pdasigne problem had not” emerged ‘aS AX Séridus” factor “in
[10438]‘the nesotiations for.a new ‘trade agreenent. -There has -been.
[10439]Ja gradual” deterioration of Spanish-Cuban commercial ‘relations
[10440]- singe the conclusion in May of preparatory negotiations for
[10442]result’ ofa ‘Spanish Government decision to reduce: Cuban sugar
[10443]imports over the. next three years. The Cuban Government
[10444]apparently: had not considered such decision in its “analysis
[10445].of ‘Cuban=Spanish commercial relations, and it was quite -
[10446]upset” When “the decision was revealed during the preparatory
[10448]“ 3 "Some of .the problems. causing. the strain in. ~
[10449]Spanish? Cuban relations were previously reported in
[10451]Lo ‘DCSDB-315/2470- 69, . TDCSDB=315/02182-69, -TDCSDB~315/03509-69,
[10452]“"€S-311/08659- 69 and CSDB~312/02600~ -69.).
[10454]4. Field Dissea: ' State...
[10456]BN LORY
[10458]NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM SECRET
[10460]oF
[10462]“NO FOREIGN DISSEU/CONTROLLED DISSEM ~ SECRET —
[10464]{Field Comment: Until recently, the indemnifications
[10466]‘a new. agreement, but this .detcrior ation ostensibly: was the |.
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[10477]Q January 1970
[10481]“7 ‘one: ‘miss! CONCHITA calls asking | for RUIZ. NILDA says
[10483]she is his. secretary and CONCHITA may leave. the messace -
[10485]7 with her. c and R. have, not seen each other for two’
[10486]_ years and: ¢ would ‘like - to surprise him. NILDA’ asks for’
[10488]* her last name} Cc does ‘not ‘give ‘ft to her because: it’
[10490]would then: fail to- be. surprise, but leaves: her teres
[10491]phone | number | (201 -49-83)/for R to call her” after 8,. _
[10492]for she works that time, On NILDA' 8 insistence ¢
[10493]gives her: last: name as CAMACHC, adding she is the ‘widow
[10495]of the doctor ‘who was director of the Coimbra iospital.
[10497]RUIZ calis Mrs. CAMACHO at 201-49 89. She begins the
[10498]conversation by saying they had met at a party which she
[10499]had attended with her husband at the Dominican embassy in
[10500]Madrid. she reminds him that they had talked with the
[10501]Paraguayan Ambassador. and former Dominican Ambassador ;
[10502]Rafael COMPRES, and that the party had taken place two
[10503]years: ago. Despite all the details RUIZ insists he does
[10505]not remember her and. ‘asks how he can be of service ‘to her.
[10507]She tells him . "I have just arrived and- rind myself some-
[10509]what isolated, disoriented, and I must find work. I recall
[10511]you: telling me. on ‘that: ocassion 'rf you should ever have any
[10513]problem and you come ‘to Madrid, look me up.' One other
[10515]ambassador also offered me. his assistance and I have tried to
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[10552]Jéea 2 both of you," Mrs, C mentions having adauchter, 9 <2. Li,
[10554]th = her husband was -.a- ‘ptiot and. that ‘she ts a Spaniard,
[10556]adding ‘she 1s not too old, Rg replies that in all honesty
[10558]; he. goes not remember her, : She insists: on seeing him to
[10560]“have 8 chat, ‘and. R Suggests she ‘come: ‘to his. office at Ker:
[10561]-eonventence, She prefers ‘talking with him alone,. without,
[10563]his secretary .or anyone else present, and Susy sests. a bar.
[10565]agreeable ‘to any: place she may desire; they’ agree to meet
[10566]‘thet night at 9:30 In the lobby of the Hilton Hotel. , She ot ;
[10568]-will be Aressed all in black,
[10570]RUEZ calls FERNANDO, fF is to meet R outside the Zatter's
[10572]hore about 9 o'clock dressed in coat and tte. , :
[10574]Report No. 2248, — a _
[10575]HORACIO calls the telephone compsny—requesting the ,
[10577]“address for telephone number, 01-19-89) The intormation ----
[10579]is denied,
[10581]RUIZ alls PILOTO to nave him meet RAUL LEON in Barajas that
[10583]ent Phiche. RUIZ is unable to do so because of a previous
[10585]enzece ments -
[10586]rye re
[10588]FERNANDO ealls CURBELO to ask for PUGA's phone nurter,
[10589]F wants te tell. F he cannot meet. the professor. at. Bis house
[10591]that night because he (7) has to take RUIZ sorewhere,
[10593]ier
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[10611]Direclur: br, Carlos Alberta doy Saatcs
[10613]Mogud la.
[10617]Cintes Odsietticn (Ctinlea de Dr, Bantel-
[10618]de Maio
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[10621]Director; Prof, Dr. AToenine da Coste *-
[10623]ck Maly Stace) Ganda
[10626]SSasto: is, Joaquim pedrasoe
[10628]‘ H jo; Barrca,
[10630]: oa zt Director: Dr, Leoverido d2 A:buguerque
[10631]an ; . at) czrannle roral = (Colabra F . Dersiatetogia aa .
[10632]‘ a antrsco ce Sousa’ tr | se Mates € Director: Dr, Antéoio Vasco Decirke _
[10634]fe was Ree i Reave , Pinte | Poinses Bapiusta
[10636]_ Ortepedia
[10637]Director: Prof, Dt, Fecnaata Alberto
[10638]Berra do Oliveira. . -
[10640]“ 2 3 - : . Pediatria
[10641]: . per “fs ral? * gzieoto Pine es of . . .
[10642]sons ae ee tg io, Mariano, | Director: Dr. Jost dos Santos Bessa,
[10643]vee tee ae are eees _ Aakéae tad Porro, .
[10644]_ Aso Gre Bantes Astunes, . : _Polquisicla (SManicdaio Seas)
[10645]_ . P eterts Stat ce Melo Bravo Dirveteres das services de medicias ‘Telef. 32093
[10646]. . so ol, Augie 49 Neseimeato, ten. Le Medicina | Director: Dr Anténlo Mearlgues do Bites
[10647]- . : 3 5 Nunes Vicens.
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[10650]: és é fnrector: Prt. Dr. Mecue! Joaguim Brae Nevrologha .
[10651]~ 2 dint Margues da Bib |
[10652]ne <a Cree ‘Telef, 22098
[10654]c Nasco de Oliver 2° Medleiza’ 7 Director: Dr. Antonio Henriques co Ellas”
[10656]Nuces Vicente.
[10658]By ~ Faas? ah
[10659]Boies Alezand:e cUrtaniuiica medica) . . ,
[10660]Ginecologia
[10662]ra Cerra da Costa | pirector: Pret Dr, Staguim Antunes 6¢
[10663]ARTOOR Direeter; Prot, Dr, Francisco Manuel
[10665]ame Cerakies dos . Bantos Ibér.co Nogueira.
[10667]. = .
[10668]5 Antério Resende Gove | Be Medicios Preumotisiotosta
[10671]. Director: Prof, De, José de Couveia Moo i
[10672]| Director: Pri, Oc, Macto ‘Simbes Trine | (HO H
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[10699]Olesberes one
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[10702]diverssa clinicas Bespet.
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[10706]re Seevigos complementire, de diagnéstico
[10707]DMeticaa operecoria) e terapguita
[10710]aie: D>, Alvaro Ga Costa Mardcs,
[10712]neria 2 Disectac: Pret, Dr, Les José Martins | cre
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[10715], ¢ Santa isabel s. : ‘eodorg Pernazdes Mendes,
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[10720]I Director: Peet, Dr, Fernando Aiber‘o)  - Servicos Carmacduticos
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[10730]et veico o° 2 1. | a puraicod fannects neg
[10731]Director: Brak, Dr, Bhricio do Vale Me | Mana a Lone. Se
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[10746]. : : Delegate: Ur, Ju.e Gus Santos Doma, .
[10747]. i Centro de Diagndsteo Profilas
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[10764]a ’ ie Nala’ Maria Gere 1B . . Buficio ¢a Pacuieave ce se y
[10765]oo: ote - . - os “a8 : Dr. Abitig de Almeida Tek. 2360
[10766]: ‘ _ Milter ex de Matos, ? 7
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[10768]; a Hospite!l regional a.° 2 j De. Sto Cardoso, : :
[10769]- . 1‘ ; Di." Maria Céliq Judice Se-ra Cunha,
[10770]: Avenida Jarcim@ Bothnico ) Dr." Maria de Lurdes Maing dos Sas H
[10771]. ‘ . etek. 33401 fos Comes, . ‘
[10772], ! Eo.Geral das Acti i Instituto de Assisténcia Psi-
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[10778]Teiets. 25147 9 24709 | Av, Sa da Bandcira, a8 telet, 23903 ‘ .
[10779]fore Arinane Lourengo Cuclho ace ! Derecats: Dr, Demingos Vaz Pats ’
[10780]re eee Chere da secretarias De, Alocito Gere -
[10781]. eenice de J. clase; Joba Rui Pestana | Games
[10782]dea de Alneids,
[10783]tty de suna: Joao Coutinho Vilar. | — 7
[10784]_ Instituto de Coimbra . ‘ :
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[10786]laspecgéo-Geral dos Produ- Raa da Cha, 1, telef, 24633 .
[10787]tos Agricolas ¢ Industriais Doutor Divo “Pacheco de :
[10788]3." Delegagée .
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[10803]Rua Or. Santcs Rocha, a2 te'e?. I. Amdo Anmirace Corto | 1 eee
[10804]49 <e@ F, . Dr, Manes Corsein oi
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[10810]14-0000
[10812]DIS PATC j ° , s ECR E t _ PROCESSING ACTION”
[10814]MITEL FOR SOOT KING
[10816]2.
[10818]80 moteing moutten
[10819]OMY QvAUHID OSE: a
[10820]an U0 MDLaNG
[10822]ag, Chief, European Divisiom
[10823]a Chief of .Station WH/ Miami
[10827]Chicr, nestern Hemisphere Division
[10829]FRO : ' iv : . .
[10830]Chief of Station, Madria’ \\_ | worsen
[10831]maT QUDOZE a
[10833]‘fo. S$ Comments of AMAUTO-1 on Current To ics of Interest
[10835]. ACTION REQUIQED - RUFLPLNCES oa . . .
[10837]__.. The following comments ‘of AMAUTO-1 reflect Cuban: thoughts:
[10838]on the Czechoslovaquian situation, internal Spanish politics,
[10839]“and the effects’ of recent. changes ‘in the Spanish Government
[10841], onthe impending ‘trdde negotiations between Spain and ‘Cuba. ¢ -
[10843]| a... The Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia has
[10844]-been a disaster; however, Criticizing the Soviet action
[10845]would mean taking sides with the Americans. A friend
[10846]may. be criticized in private but publicly he should be —
[10847]defended. (QUDOZE, 19 ‘November.). The Cubans have to :
[10848]Side-with the Soviets for military and economic reasons
[10849]and because, whether right or wrong, they belong to the
[10850]Same ‘ideological Camp. Cuba had and still has enormous
[10851]-discrepancies with the Soviet Union, China, and’ the
[10852], oo : -. 7°" United States but weighing the differences Cuba is with :
[10853]es ioe es... Communism as opposed to Capitalism. (QUDOZE, 3 November.) ‘
[10855]b. AMAUTO-1 was asked by his government to report : :
[10856]on the new Spanish Government which Havana calls "Opus :
[10857]Dei", Toa visiting Cuban official he admitted that
[10858]he was at a loss to understand Spanish politics but
[10859]attempted to define them, It is not true that the
[10860]Spanish Government is in the hands of the Opus Dei.
[10862]There are’ some men in the government who lean. toward the
[10863]Opus Dei but there are others of a very different leaning
[10864]because they come from the Falangist ranks, These men
[10865](the Falangists) may 60 along with the Opus Dei line
[10866]“because they allow themselves to be “carried by the tide"
[10867]_ but they are not of the Opus’ Dei. (QUDOZE, 19 November.)
[10869]- Distribution: me a oO : .
[10871]© 2 = C/WHD i. WHE ASE ee ; ot .
[10872]2 - C/EUR ; ,
[10873]2 - COS, WH/Miami sp +++. Continued |
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[10878]t
[10880]£5 COPY
[10882]OPAION SrmB0 AND NUMBER Sag
[10883]GSMA - 25789 | (7 January 19990 .
[10884]QASSIRCATION HOS Fue wimite ; ‘
[10886]“SECRET °°  J|*"9093_735296
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[10891]4.00000
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[10895]CONTINUATION OF i ;
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[10900]4 OSMA - 25789
[10902]“ee. Concerning ‘the inipending trade neyotiations
[10903]with Spain, in addition to the economic problem the
[10904]Cubans are now faced with another: impediment which .
[10905]‘further delays the negotiations: the recent changes
[10906]odin the ‘Spanish goverament. © It-4s difficult at this
[10907]‘tine for the: Cubans to approach any ‘Spanish official
[10908]because: of the climate of confusion among them. Most
[10909]' Spanish officials have no idea.as to whether. they will
[10910]remain in. their posts or will be replaced. Therefore,
[10911]it is'’futile for- the Cubans to press them for action ~
[10912]on ‘the neyot iations. The. most they can do is wait:
[10913]patiently ‘until the situation is normalized. If the
[10914]“' negotiations ‘are not ‘held within the 30-day expiration
[10915]_, period of the agreement, it is possible ‘that the present.
[10916]. agreement. can be extended. ‘for two months. This would
[10917]be advantageous to the Cubans because during the first
[10918]two months of. the year they. will be able to acquire all
[10919]the goods they will ‘heed for 1970. (QUDOZE,. 19 November) .
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[10952]: . wOe- ainfoso fentiens to Mypsneo a letter
[10953]f . . ° .
[10954]: signed iy Cirsclo watch he. heen lost. In tie lotter Curnelo : .
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[11013]Reference: OS
[11014].
[11016]“1.0 °On 7 or § Doce
[11017]‘Counselor of the Chilea:
[11018]Cuban Charyze, Guill ”
[11019]the ‘ite (not adentific yor ) of Senator Sa
[11020]through Mag
[11022]who is the
[11023]jnuvited the
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[11031]ALLE reported)
[11033]ALYrAave n the evening of 7 or & Dec enhor and tG Leave
[11035](de jon wile) on that
[11037]RUIZ : that in
[11038]the wouan,
[11040]princi Pes.
[11041]but that he
[11042]VELLO went
[11043]to the Luncheon
[11046]1 OOn 9 Pec
[11047]feeoup OL i
[11048]STH and Fornando RIESTRA,
[11051]id, and is a gradua
[11053]2. Station traces note tha
[11054]“Wis born on 20 Febuary 1926 in?
[11055]of the Univexssity of Madrid in philesephy and letters. He
[11056]is a weiter, anti-US and pro- ro who participates in all
[11057]types of activities of the C ist “intellectna A" elements
[11058]His wife, Genoveva FOREST Toryva 3 ed.in May 1962
[11059]for participating in dewors ne fused to pay the fine
[11060]_ and vemaincd ~ncercerated f sc. SASTRE visited Kavana
[11061]on a number of cccasions and . ily was called to the
[11062]Cuban Febassy in Madvid in duly 196% to interview Unydee
[11063]SAW TA ARCA, :
[11065]inte)
[11067]stay)
[11069]“3, There are no traces on RLESTRA :
[11071]te et . oe wee
[11072], Tio. war a R, SACOQDER
[11073]“Dis steribyt: HEE ; _-3
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[11077]2 =. COS/Santingo ©
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[11086]j ; : aanan - . PROCESIONG ACTION
[11089]“BISPATCH = rice MTOR
[11090]. BioreRd ‘ . BRCRET | | |aues eee
[11091]_ Chief, Westara Hemisphere Di Diviajan ; , wo omoeNG Foti
[11092]° Chie? ‘—Birope Division a Om QUALETD CxsH
[11093]- - - Chief of Station raat) ; ane YY ADaL BULA.
[11094]‘Colot ‘of Station; Madrid NG a8 ges |
[11096]_ ‘TYPIC/AMAUTO/Cancellation of. POA's
[11098]Reference : DIRECTOR 56464
[11100]. . Ploase ‘Gancel: all Clearances mentioned. in. Reference.
[11101]‘Since AMAUTO12's: separation from AMAUTO-1's household and her =.
[11102]dismigration’ to the United States with her husband, AMAUTO-5,
[11103]‘we NO longer: bave.-an oporational interest.in her, As you. °
[11104]know, AHAUTO-3. was used solely as an intermediary for a warm.
[11105]_ ‘approach to AMAUTO-2, ‘This waa accomplished, ind we have had
[11106]‘no further contact with ber.. No Station contact was ever nade -
[11108]. with AMAUTO~4;
[11110]: a: Aftor the departure of AMAUTO-2 from AMAUTO-1's
[11111]household, the Station goon learned of her replacement and
[11112]' this information was passed -to the QUSEQUIN's. It was decided
[11113]that the QUSEQUINS would attempt to recruit the new domestic,
[11114]“but for unknown reasons, contact was never made. We believe
[11115]that there is a new domestic now working in the AMAUTO-1
[11116]household, but we havo no details on her.
[11118]cot Howard R,
[11120]: VAE a Of tet ee”
[11121]: . ACODER
[11123]1
[11125]Distribution;
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[11128]3 ~ C/EUR
[11130]2 - TH/Hianal
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[11156]; ; . | | on ws ,
[11157]...__ Chief, Yestern Hesisphera Division. mo vainns eran
[11158]“[e  Chief, Burope Diviston . i lemer cue ose : ;
[11160]Chief of Station, Mi/Miant jae pieag
[11162]uM
[11164]----Chief of tation, Madrid a cs UT a
[11166]eT ;
[11167]‘sa wig TP LC/QUDOZE/ Juan TORBOBA Gomez, Spanish Minister_to Cuba.» _
[11169]~ forth bis impressions of Juan TORROBA Gomez. These impressions
[11170]“by RUIZ “can be: nterpreted as the preparation of a target study
[11172]~ on.10 ‘October “1969, Guillermo RUIZ Perez, Cuban Charge in
[11174]Ob. TORBOBA, - The following is a verbatim text and translation:
[11176]‘El analisis que se Fealiza sobre las activadades desarrolladag
[11177]' por el Senor Juan Torroba y su ——-—, la falta de interes y com
[11180]i, las .actividades \de-la. Eubajada de Espana en esa que nos puede ser
[11182]“guy util-en nuest¥as\ relaciones.. Antes de su llegada hexos tratado
[11184]| de ahondar.en la parsonalidad del. Senor Torroba y aparte de con~
[11185]-firmar la’ buena opinion que los espanoles tienen sobre eu persona,
[11187]- hemog conocido tambicn que @s hombre debil de caracter y que en .
[11188]esa medida pueda ser influenciado a pegar de su - personalidad -
[11189](o eapacidad). £1. cargo-quo-deseapena de sub-Director de Asuntos
[11191]' Consulares es en. realidad un cargo de asesor en materiags consulares
[11192]Pero sin mando. Es acortado la tesis de ayudarlo en su trabajo y
[11193]aun llegar al extrémo de que algun funcionario cono ol intinide
[11194]con el de forma tal-que esa debilidad de caracter y proponsion a
[11195]ja influencia ajena pueda servirnos ‘a huestros propositos. Es
[11197]~ indudable que un ataque al Senor Torroba en el sontido de hacer
[11199]dofictl su tarea traeria como consecuencia inmediata una mayor
[11201]influencta de aquellos que sin lugar a dudas estan interesadog
[11203]on quo se Convierta en -—-—~, Por otra parte no consideranos
[11205]posible que aun en el caso de que su trabajo no sea el uejor
[11207]' pueda hacerse una substitucion de otro funcionario que
[11209]a _ (continued) |
[11210]_ Distribution: ne
[11211]2 =~ C/WHD ‘
[11212]. 2 » C/EUR .
[11213]2 = COS/VH, Hiami . ; Leet
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[11216]4
[11218]28 November 1969
[11220]— ~ T cassianes Tags fae asst i
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[11225]"CONTINUATION OF ; i
[11226]PAGS 2 O1SPAICH SS8CRKRT i CSNA 25672
[11228]-. gnd:his.(vord indistinct), ‘the lack of understanding and interest
[11229]- on the part of (vord indistinct), give us a direct insight into ~
[11230]“the activities of the Spanish Bnbassy there (in Cuba) which could
[11232]- «+: Director of Consular. Atfairs (in the Spanish Foreign Ministry)
[11233]‘wag actually that ‘of advisor on.consular matters but he exercised
[11235]4
[11237]Bapana con, Cuba
[11239]-bhis arrival (in:Havana) we tried. to probe into the porsonality of ©
[11240]-.. MEZ“Torroba and, -in addition to confirming the good opinion that -
[11241].: Spaniards have-of bia, we learned that be ts veak in charactor
[11242]- and that from this.angle he could be influenced despite his
[11244]“bigs weakness of character ahd susceptibility to outside influence .
[11246]. a
[11247]Carer erer args perererernerT fal cle) 1
[11249]Para poder resolverte 0] planteaniento que ze haces do
[11250]mancjar por esta embajada la salida de los ---——, to ruexo ne
[11251]aclares el concepto del porque es ha producido un mail .entendido.
[11252]Todo lo que iaplique esta mas que alusivo a los problemas. de
[11253]traves de osta embajada por supucsto redundara
[11254]uestro boneficio. Un caso claré és 1a solicitud do “la -salida.
[11255]‘ ——y gu mailfestacion de qu quizas — . Pues la Exbajada
[11256]én Giba.... (volume of radio incréases| effecting recoption. )
[11258]i
[11260]TRANSLATION: oe,
[11261]Tho study being made of the activities of Mr.- Juan Torroba
[11263]‘be very. useful to us in-our relations (with the Spaniards). Before.
[11265](word indistinct) personality. Tho position té held -as Deputy
[11267]no authority. The idea of helping him in his. work is apt and
[11268]could be carried to. the point where sone officer like hinself.
[11269](of similar category) could intimidate him in such a way that
[11271]would serve our purposes. There is no doubt that an attack
[11272]against Sr. Torroba in the way of making his task more difficult
[11273]would bring as an immediate result a greater influence on the ©
[11274]part of thogo who are interested in having him bocome a (word
[11275]indistinct), Qn the other hand we do not consider it possible
[11276]even in the event that his work shculd not prove to be the best,
[11277]that another officer could be substituted that (word or words
[11279]indistinct). ‘
[11281]: .In order to. resolve the question of handling from thia |
[11282]Babassy the departure of tho (word indistinct), please clarify
[11283]the reason why-there has been a wiSinterpretation. Sverything
[11284]to the problems of Spain and Cuba through this Babassy will, of
[11285]course, redound to our benefit! A clear case is the application
[11286]for departure of (word indistinct) and his statement that perhaps
[11287](word or words indistinct) since the. Embassy in Cuba... (volume
[11288]of radio increase affecting reception.) ‘ -
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[11330]B, DIRECTOR 49352**
[11331]C. MADRID. 8256 (IN 47801) *#*
[11332]1. HQS INFORMED THAT POA'S ON AMAUTO-2,3,4, AND-5 HAVE
[11333]" syprpep AND WILL BE CLOSED IF PRQ PART I AND II NOT FORWARDED BY’ -
[11334]EXD NOVEMBER, THESE AGENTS MAY NO LONGER PROVIDE ACCESS TO AMAUTO-1
[11335]NECESSARY FOR PROPER TARGETTING, BUT VIEW CONTINUING HIGH INTEREST
[11336]IN AMAUTO-1 AND POSSIBILITIES MENTIONED REF C, REQUEST SOONEST
[11337]EXPRESSION STATION. INTEREST, .
[11338]2. FILE: 201-845515, 845516, 845517, 845518, 735296.
[11339]END OF MESSAGE .
[11341]; - \WH/COSMENTS: #*Detailed continued interest in AMAUTO-1 as a
[11342]target, described some vulnerabilities, and requested commeats on
[11343]. developing approaches. Se .
[11344]| . ‘wayotified. field of expiration-of POA covering AMAUTO-2 on
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[11447]Thin roteriol contains informoon offering the  Natonal Delen: i¢ of the Unied Siuter within the merry of the (ipensie loes, Tile
[11448]VOLUSC Secs, 79) ond 704, He hompmttion oF revelonon of which in Sny manne? to on unouthoued person te proh-bired by low,
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[11456]anna es 8 =C-Relst
[11458]_ COUNTRY Chile/Costa Rice/cnina = REPORTNO. . - CO~B(L) 322/06021-6h iC;
[11459] $uBECT’ Manuel Teo, Chilean Diplorat/Anti-U8, OATEOISTR. = 5 Buptauber 296 :
[11460]Pro--Cormunist Syma thics /ixpected AA : ;
[11462]Progineice if Aljendé vere Blectea/ NO. PAGES
[11464]. Business ‘Intereate/icttor Burr, Chilean
[11466]THIS 1S. UNEVATUATED INFORMATION
[11468]* Consul in Sen Francisco | REFERENCES | a
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[11470]. “ OATEQR - Lo : . : me ; ° i
[11471]* INFO. Dec. ‘63 - ~ Bep 6h _ - ; oy \ - - | .
[11472]foes 63.- Bap 6 te rr ; f
[11474]us nationsl, ‘coliege’ student. -
[11476]Source: has deen suceedofal in:a nodest building constructioa operation,
[11477]. end ‘appears, to hive: accese to investgest funds. Ea ia @ new cource. mo
[11478]Hie cooperation is by way of a: ‘Prominent us police official, loag‘a — on ae
[11479]friend of his fenily. ; ; _ fi SO i
[11481]A {is} friend of Gine ond I first ust Neauc T2llo, Zbea Chilean Consul
[11482]' General in Sen Francisco, late in 1963; Wont Lsconzer, et tke San . 7
[11483]Froacisco ‘Presa Club. ‘At that tine, Teilo wes accospanied by several : . 7
[11484]attractive young womea, one of whom ~as his daughter, Caruen. Tclio “: 7
[11485]proved to be & gracious, polished diplerssic type and we all hit it * i.
[11486]off well together. As 6 uatter of fact, We hit it off covell thet.ielle § -!
[11487]visited oy friend's how: rroa tine to tirc, usnaged to interest bin in . ,
[11488]@ number of business ventures to be launchd in Chile and later in Costa _
[11490]Rica,
[11493]2. Tello ws quite eetive tin the Son Pir-neieco cre. Ancag bis oficial
[11494]. interesty vero the spunsoring of @ tuiles. or roeChiicin youta group,
[11495]“'-  - and en atteupt to organize a group of bus.n* A éble to Pinaice cous
[11496]_ - gerelal ventccs in Chile. Integrei pie of hio plans wosu, the Alliance
[11497]|
[11498]|
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[11502]|
[11503]t
[11505]for Proy,.euu funding cad the recent Calivoimia-Chile coucsrcial and
[11506]“O cultural grogreus, Voaturesa were to include the construction of ceveral .
[11507]J hunda3d osand dwellings in Chile, a concrrcial Yishins veaturc, to be
[11508]‘ _ -baced a .Oue, eatablishment of a fish zal plant alco at Icuicue,
[11509]ve ’ ond the ucquisition of a huge ranch or fince near Puntarecas in Costa
[11510]Rien Wa latter projott » houever, gens wore personally Zello’z,: ~
[11512]a whereao ia was to be but ons of Bevaral other investors ia the others, , Q .
[11514]3. AG contn:, went oa, zuspicions of S.Lio's wotives beran to ao. Noraal 1
[11515]Warice «3 easily undarsiood, buy iu the course of visits to cr friead'a
[11517]1..0ly enti-diseriean expressions. Ue Tey
[11519]01d sac -svalcny re)
[11521]_ how: Tello began vw hazard unslote
[11522]Wee. to .:avo that he was an abtesey an. nad con? frou
[11524]a faudly, out vas something os @ Vick cusep., Fe Geote of aia
[11526]4, apologatic refuveacesa to hin as “key Corsunist sea", Gelio
[11528]ont
[11529]-Clainod iativscy with Calvedor ALL Alleria wae made it clear that Svica’, os
[11530]not "12%, Allonde vas eloctcd previccat, Tallo was to te extrecaly ‘ 4
[11532]influential in tha nav aiorarchy, Incidentally, ha also stated
[11534]'
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[11545]atthe YSI9 member uyercies. ond * tacts iva
[11546]in aleaccance @HA Rarer Be! ID TT, r aren
[11547] partespeting 19 He pridectene Of Notewal celel peace, vr tha ras
[11548]Gras ef perwasst Pact neg ecosulza. Cadet G custrorigal re.i dara te ide Us messes |
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[11559]. . - ye
[11561]enphatioally, thac if by any remote chonce Allee a@o vere not. to win, tkore =
[11562]would be a revolution in Chile by Kovende 21668. Tello claiuzd also thst”
[11563]qe ‘he: had visited sévefal tired With Raul Cas caste, end nad cct Fidel, al” :
[11564]pe vithin the past yess or eo. - He. insisted @ that the US would recognize Cuba ‘
[11566]qe. ' - Defore the end cf. 1964, ‘Tello:said alco that bea was on good terres vith
[11568]. _ toportant people “ta toth the Sovict and Chincce Cociuniot governzents, |:
[11569]-.and that both naticns were anxious to have hin es Chile's ambassador, -
[11571]_ dut that- he waa pot cepec ally anxious to so. Another reference to
[11573]' C Gati-Anertcan’ feelings verdi ghared ‘Vath his
[11574]‘daughter, Carme= claimed to ‘have been a you aus leader in the
[11575]‘Univeraity of Cuiie. " Another -daughter, oa 0 youth believe her nane is,
[11576]was. paid to. be éven gore intensely anti-Us. Either she or ber husband ~
[11577]oa nnected with a Intin Acericea orgraization, poscibly the OAS oz ;
[11578]| ‘Pan-Aueri¢an-Union. Another daughter is carricd to the director of. Pee
[11580]“),personnel. in the Fertica plant in Costa Rica =~ . aa
[11582]o “5, At tices, it ‘was clear, that Tello's. averice teenscended his concern ror ,
[11583]the poor. Once ven enother Aucricoa Gugcesicd thot the building of .
[11584]the houses’ in Chile would-give cuploytent to cony tore Chilcens if they
[11586]_ avoided use of pze-fsb units ané pré-cut ticbers, etc, Tcllo vas not
[11587] dntereated., He wasted to get-in, gct as auch 23 possible, and geet out
[11588]as soon as possible. At tires he referred to plans te live in Gurope Ope.
[11590]after he had wade a few financial killings. ; .
[11592]I have details on only one Chilecn proposal, this 0 s fish G2al operatioa
[11593]kmown 08 Cachagus. It was forued within the tact year with on outherized =;
[11594]capital of E850 thousand [epproxinately u88537,500], ebout half cl which .
[11596]was paid in. The prime investors were said to ve Lorst Eardave Earecsn, :
[11598]Bablio_Lannon bartines, ( Gaston Pescai Leon, Cristian Casenova ‘Bubsrea Saux,
[11599]and coe Suvercaseaux Cansrtu. Ite cain office is in Gentiego; its
[11601]wewhere behind the ccencs was Yello. .
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[11612]F : eo) "J. Somehow, in a canrer I do not pretend to understand, Tello really vontd
[11613]: | + en Acerican "front-can" in-order ‘to withdray carnings in excese o> what
[11617]: the law permiticd. dis planning Yor ca Americaa's rarticipction included
[11618]vas ister involved in a
[11620]“d ‘ “marriage to his oldest davghtcr, Carusn, who
[11621]‘shooting incident in San Francisco in Jun> Ish, shortly | after tha
[11622]departure of her fether to his. “new post in San Jose, Costa Ricé, where
[11624]_ he i6 now Charge e'affaires.
[11626]8.. In Costa Rica, Teilo seens to hove considercblo influence alco. One of “
[11627]his schemes there is the acouisition of & huge vanch in tac Puntarenas oO
[11629]Tae property, now self-supporting, lies between the Pan Ascricza
[11630]lic plans to develop 1t both for comaurcisl
[11632]area.
[11633]hiphway and the Gulf of Nicoya.
[11634]anu residential purposes with the ‘operation, ors + gnmabl ing: vanctrary in the
[11638]te-ve-ca tablished caort section. : :
[11639]i Teilo'2 successgr 635 Chile's co. i, : eseatative in Son Francisco
[11640]: . + ig Rector Burrf Be appears to have the anti-US bias as “allo. : ie
[11641]: . At the sisu or the supposedly self-inflicted gun shot wound of Teilo'a | .:
[11642]: daughter, Carcen, Burr caid, “This is aa fovensctions) incident. ty i
[11643]governcent will cecend an apology from the Usitcd Stat 25.7 Ie ves our i
[11644]guess by this tins thot Burr waa intaics tod only in eeating anti-lS
[11646]421 wild io Calle bo aa to enbeace the electicn pos: Ribllitics of cf Aliento. 1
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[11664]‘Santiego to make final arra
[11666]TELLO T Trodcoco, Manuel _ CHILE
[11667]‘ Sept. A,: 1955
[11669]> The Subseeretary for Diplomtic Affairs ef the Colombian Foreign
[11671]Office, Dr, Ricardo Araya, informed an Embassy officer on Sept, 12_
[11672]that ‘the La Reosublica article was accurnte only insofar as it
[11673]roported that Asbassader Vargas hod returned to Chile. Dr. Anaya
[11674]said that as far as he ws aware Arhassador \ Varfas had fone to
[11675]uomte fer the visit to Crile of tha
[11676]Colombian ‘lar College, scheduled for Septexber 14 to 29. The Chil-
[11677]eon Enbassy states that the Anbassador re‘urned to Santiago accon-
[11678]panied only by his wife, First Secretary Sr, ianuel Tello Troacoco
[11679]is Charge d'affaires ad. interin. : .
[11681]D203, Bogota, Sept. 1s, 1955 OUOnly
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[11693]eatecen talermari ion aflecting the Nefional De he ML.
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[11696]NX) FOREIGN DISSEW/GONTROLLED, bisse
[11697]THIS 1S AN. INFORMA ; ai
[11699]CUBA/CHTLB/PRANCE/SPATY-
[11700]25 MARCH 1969 © :
[11702]Sugect PROPOSED TRAVEL- OF CHILEAN SENATOR:
[11703]SALVADORE ALLENDE TO CUBA-
[11705]| ACQ SPAIN, MADRID. (27 MARCH 1969) FED NO. CS1-9523
[11706]SOURCE AN OFFICIAL SPANISH SERVICE FROM A SCURCE DESCRIBED 4s’
[11707]“SENSITIVE AND USUALLY RELIABLE,"
[11709]2 >
[11712]“Ls AS OF 25 MaRCH 1969 CHILEAN SENATOR SALVADOR ALLENDE
[11713]INTENDED TO VISIT CUBA ABOUT 5 APRIL POR HIGH-LEVEL TALKS
[11714]* (FIELD ‘COMMENT: HIS CUBAN INTERLOCUTORS AND THE SUBJECT OF
[11715]“THE TALKS WERE NOT KNOUN BUT THE LATTER APPARENTLY CONCERNED
[11716]IN PaRT ALLENDE'S POLITICAL FUTURE. )
[11717]| 2, PREPARATIONS FoR ALLENDE'S TRIP WERE MADE BY." < ae ;
[11718]_ INTERMEDIARIES IN MADRID, INCLUDING COUNSELOK MANUEL PELL Y
[11719]FRONCOSO_OF THE CHILEAN EMBASSY AND CUBAN CHARGE
[11720]i GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ, CUBAN COMMERCIAL COJNSSLOR
[11722]NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEY
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[11737]ECRET xO FOREIGN: DISSEX/coxTag Lp DISSE
[11739]felnedfZentlon; (ates eonteoten
[11741]‘RTGARDO EsPIKO MARTINEZ, WHO EXPECTED TO FLY To HAVANA oN
[11742]26 MARCH. WAS’ TO: MAKE ARRANGEMENTS THERE, 10 AVOID POSSIBLE
[11744]— UNFAVORABLE POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES, ALLENDE'S TRAVEL TO CUBA
[11745]a = ore ‘was TO BE CAMOUFLAGED: ‘BY AN INVITATION TO PARIS TO SPEAX ON
[11747]‘9 “APRIL TO THE "FRIENDS OF UNESCO, " “WHICH wouLD ENABLE HIM ; .
[11748]TO. STOP IN CUBA EN ROUTE TT EUROPE. . .
[11750]3. FIELD. DISSEM: . . STATE (aLso SENT SANTIAGO AND PARIS),
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[11860]) virion; COR. /ad _
[11862]On 29 October qurtirp reported a conversiition
[11864]between Guillerno ‘RuIZ Porez, tho; ‘Cuban. Minigter ‘to
[11866]Spain, and Manual TELLO Troncoso, identified in the
[11868]! At Oh tea!
[11869]' * Diplenatic List as Counsollor. cz, _inbas ssy, regarding
[11871]“the postponenent. until 31 Octobe 2 of a neeting thoy
[11873]‘wero: to’have ‘on 29 October. fo have no information
[11875]on the purpose of the meeting. We note that TELLO
[11877]arrived in Spain. in January 1969,
[11879]"Howard R, SACODER
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[12042]‘RUIZ CALLS : TERCEIRO AT TRERPLAN (
[12043]They greet. ‘one another very. cordially, and Ruiz thanks him)’:
[12045]“Ve 2 November 1969 |
[12047]Iten fh
[12049]. for’ ‘sending the Yiet. “Terceire asks how things were in
[12050]oo Havana. Rulg. saya fine in every gence, - and adds “they are |
[12051]. in tha: ‘ten million ton harvest, Now. more than ever, as _ : _
[12053]we are hitting: the "eyolamates! where. it hurts", Terceiro
[12055]-asks * if you people paid for the campaign or not?” Ruts -
[12057]says no, that luckily it was the American Department of.
[12058]Agriculture, He adds, "We have calculated that 4t will .
[12060]' leave us, free, approximately one million tons of sugar,
[12062]The price of augar has reacted very well, and now a Sugar
[12063]Conference is to be held in Geneva. You know we are going
[12064]to get out propagarida now that will state "Only Cudan sugar
[12065]dogs not cause caneer", Tereeiro Jaugne, and says "sone.
[12066]other problem yes, but not cancer," ' Ruiz says that the
[12067]carpaign has. cone ata perfect time for them because they
[12069]‘have been. struggling for years with the Milegible; arti-
[12071]ficial sweetenors?7, especially in Japan, as they repre=—
[12072]gent approxinately one-half million tons.” Japan was the
[12074]country that used it most. _
[12076]_ Terceiro Says that ha has begun to study the famous issue
[12078]- @f the Chember of Commerce, RAMON greets Ruiz and says that
[12079]“he would 21h0 to take a book to him and also to talk to him
[12080]about a, personal matter, - . It is in’ reference to.a recommend~ .
[12081]‘ation made. by Ramon’ s. father for some peonle in Cuba that
[12083]are interested in going to Spain. Ramon continues, and saya
[12085]31 .Oatober 1969___- ,
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[12108]a that he is going to Mexico and Venezuela in Decémber and
[12110]Chim next week, - . |
[12112]oo
[12114]if he ean combine it he would. like: to go to Cuba also. He
[12115]"gaye, "rt. will: be- ‘the moment for TBERPLAN to become : Familiar
[12116]with Cuban reality ‘once and for all". "Ruiz says he can. bee
[12118]A PERSON (ALR CALLS and asks for “contact”. Nilda says
[12119]she does not understand his language. The man asks that if
[12120]it 18 the Cuban Embassy, to please put hin in "contact".
[12121]Nilda says——-4359, ‘Ruiz talks to the man and says "Look,
[12122]doen't -be a fool nor so idiotic we haves grom ups we now
[12123]have ten years of revolution, and we are not likely to fald
[12124]into the kind of provocation that you are trying to do. You
[12126]‘ean tell that to whoever gives you orders or whoever is re-
[12127](cording this conversation.” The man asks Ruiz who he wants
[12129]him to tell that to. Ruiz answers. "Don't bother me any more,
[12130]Tell 4t to the CIA or whoever gives you order, because prob-
[12132]ably it is the CIA or some other person. The one that gives .
[12134]you orders, Moreover, if you are tapeing this, so am I,
[12135]I was waiting for your call. You just called a few minutes
[12136]ago, #0 don't be an idiot.” The man then says, "You think
[12138]‘that the CIA gives ue orders”. Ruiz answers, "Most likely
[12140]4% fs the CLA. that gives you ‘orders as the only enemy that.
[12141]Cuba. has ia the » GTA, the Central Intelligence Agency, den't
[12143]TR nn re cp eee
[12148]ed ee
[12152]be 4 fool.” The man says, "You are very intelligent",
[12153]and Ruiz answers, "It is not a question of Antelligence, “It
[12155]is: ‘simply: that in ten yesrs we have learned some thing, .
[12157]‘The man then: BAYS». "Ten: years,eh", and Ruiz answers "Ten
[12159]_ years of ‘evolution, “ten. years with guns in our handa,"
[12161].. Then the man says, "In this. ‘moment do: you have a gun in your
[12163]hand, - Ruts answers "Yes, we have a gun in our hands. We
[12164]are always: waiting ‘for the Crs; morning, noon, and. night,
[12165]always with guns in our hands." -The man: "IP you ‘think I
[12166]am under: orders of ‘the CIA you are a little: siny.” Ruiz - :
[12167]_.answers "Look, I don't want to continue this conversation,
[12169]' You are a fool, © I, too, am playing the part of a fool,
[12171]bacause the telephone in ny ‘embassy is completely intere
[12172]cepted, I imagine. ‘Everyone. is listening to us, wo you are
[12173]an ddiot, and I an silly to talk to you, Therefore,
[12174]goodbye air, and Please don't bother me again.” Ruiz hangs
[12176]up.
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[12219]— °} DIRECTOR INFO WH/MiaM1, MEXICO CITY , 30 Ocr.69 8-76 46 |
[12220]oe TYPIc QUAXE QUT IMID — f
[12222]1. OW ARRIVAL IN MADRID 28 OCT FROM wavana, THE SPANISH” 7
[12223]CONSUL GENERAL, JOAQUIN (THOMAS) GARCIA, TOLD QUAXE-1 THAT
[12224]AN UNIDENTIFIED INRA ‘OFFICIAL WAS. ASSASSINATED AROUND 20 ocr.
[12225]DURING SAME WEEX THOMAS" CHAUFFEUR WAS IN VICINITY HOTEL CAPRI
[12226]WHICH NEAR MININT BUILDING, AND HEARD SHOOTING. ONE OR MORE
[12227]SHOTS STRUCK CONSUL’S CAR (CONSUL WAS NOT WITH CHAUFFEUR).
[12228]CHAUFFEUR WAS WOT INJURED. ONE OF “REVOLUTIONARIES™ APPROACHED LH
[12229]CONSUL'S CAR AND CHAUFFEUR WAS THREATENED BY REVOLUTIONARY wHo | 2AiU'fi
[12231]WAS CARRYING SUB MACHINE GUN. REV SAID HE HAD JUST KILLED ONE
[12232]PERSON AND DEMANDED BE DRIVEN OUT OF AREA, CHAUFFEUR DROVE
[12233]INDIVIDUAL TO OUTSKIRTS OF CITY AND RETURNED TO SPANISH EMBassyY. |!
[12234]THOMAS SAID THAT IN RECENT WEEKS SUCH EVENTS HAPPENING WITH
[12235]INCREASING FREQUENCY. - .
[12236]2. ABOVE IS INTERIM REPORT, THOMAS PROMISED GIVE DETAILS
[12237]_ 10 QUAXE-1 BEFORE RETURNING HAVANA.
[12238]3. THOMAS HAD CONVERSATION WITK AMAUTO-1 ON FLIGHT To
[12240]4 L.1¢
[12242]MADRID DURING WHICH AMAUTO-1 REFORTEDLY SAID THAT REASON FOR
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[12276]PAGE 2: MADRID. 9982. SECRET.
[12277]MIS QUICK WisiT’ To CUBA WAS To Discuss COMMERCIAL MATTERS
[12279]BETWEEN CUBA AND SPAIN WHICH HAVE REACHED CRITICAL STAGE.
[12280]STATION PROCESSING LENGTHY CONVERSATION. BY AMAUTO-1 RECEIVED
[12281]ON QUDOZE RELATING TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WITH SFANISH ON
[12282]COMERCIAL MATTERS. WILL POUCH INTEL REPORT ASAP.) .
[12284]- 4 ACCORDING TO GUTIMID, AMAUTO-1 HAD TO VISIT HAVANA
[12285]APIMARILY TO SETTLE LEGAL DIFFICULTY IN WHICH SON INVOLVED.
[12286]HOWEVER OF APPARENTLY EQUAL IMPORTANCE WAS TO CONSULT WITH.
[12288]"JOAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL AND OTHER MINCEX OFFICIALS ON FORTH-
[12289]COMING SPANISH=CUBAN TRADE NEGOTIATIONS AS WELL AS CURRENT
[12290]CUBAN CONTRACTS WITH SPANISH FIRMS. AIR MANIFESTS CONFIRM
[12291]MIAUTO=1 DEPARTURE FOR HAVANA 2@ OCTOBER AND RETURN 28 OCTOBER.
[12293]5. FILE 201-735296 AND 65-2-10/9,
[12294]ECRET —
[12299]Chiel Ly Koster n il
[12301]iAVTO/QUDORE Veansexipis -
[12303]_TYPIC/QuDAZy.
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[12307]ACTION REQUIRED: See below
[12309]REFERENCES ot A.)sUFAW-GI9, 14 OstoBer 1969 |
[12310]Bl OSNA-23888, 17 October 1969
[12312]: 1. -The AMEDITS! have’ just ‘coupleted the QUDOZE. transcripts
[12313]‘for the period 19 September.- 13 October 1965, This was the
[12314]second group of transeripts: forwarded the AMEDIYS for transla-
[12315]tion, per our trial period as mentioned im reference A, in order
[12317]- to make them more fully useful to cifferent conponents at Head-=-
[12319]+ quarters, The take fron the QUNPOZE operation avpears very
[12321]’. interesting. We noted with interest that AMAUTO-1 discusses frecly
[12323]with his subordinates and privileged visitors subjects of a con-
[12324]fidential nature, including matters that have to do with intel.
[12325]Jigence activities: - Sone of. the discussions offer a number of
[12326]" operational Jeacs which we can follow-up, such as the medical.
[12327]‘information given on 22 September 1969 in the morning: hours,
[12329]2, The ANEDITS have suggested that as an aid to help them
[12330]translate aceuvately and pessibly more rapidly, they weuld
[12331]appreciate receiving sce original tapes in addition to the traus-
[12332]cvipts on a trial basis. Then when parts of the transeripts are
[12333]not understandable to the trarslater he would have readily avali-
[12335]able reference for replay.
[12337]3. With the next transmittal of the next QUDOZE material,
[12338]we would appreciate receiving both the transesipts prepared by
[12339]vy the station and the actual tapes covering the same period of
[12340]time. The ceonpliete package can then be forwarded to the. MEDITS
[12341]-, for their use as mentioned above, :
[12343]TERENCE A, NI LRIBACH
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[12435]Hoxican Journsiet*s Comments on Cracheslovakia
[12437]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[12439]FYI only git —_
[12441], Attached is an extract from a transcript of 16 October
[12442]1969 concerning a conversation held ‘between a fenale Mexican
[12444]: journalist fron. the magazine "Siempre" and the Charge d'Affaires
[12446]of the. Cuban Eabasay in adrid, Guillerzo Orestes RUIE Peres
[12448](201-735296). .
[12450]Perry D. WACHAL
[12452]Attachment:
[12453]As stated, herevith
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[12554]Shroushon f nurepes 4t tae Sepbenne there are some pe-erful
[12555]censers where they cenpare the perforct.nee of tho Gilnese and
[12557]Asiatic. outorears more tnan they do the Soviet enes,
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[12561]Europe, because they think thet they receive
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[12584]and lend, ecultsble diaterisusion cf ticn, resneét fer man,
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[12819]REPERENCES: A. MADRID 9655
[12820]. BY DIRECTOR 40647"
[12821]C. - OSMA 24212 -
[12823]D. OSHA 24112
[12825]ACTION. . : See paragraph 5, below
[12827]- .1. ‘Headquarters maintains its high interest in. AMAUTO-1.-
[12828]as ug-range, in-place recruitment target. Much of this |
[12830]“ interest is kept alive by the excellent operational reporting
[12832]» done.by Station Madrid-over the past year, of which references — -
[12834]-. C and D hereto are good examples, a mo,
[12836]-.,. . 2. Subject's position and total personality recommend
[12837]hin to us as a high-potential target. He is strongly intel-
[12838]‘ lectual and emotionally committed to an ideal: At the same
[12839]‘tine, he exhibts certain vulnerabilities which could. be
[12840]- exploited.’ We believe, however, that AMAUTO-1 could be
[12841]' approached only in a.classic sense: a rationally developed,
[12842]long-range recruitment culminating in what would be essen-
[12843]tially an intellectual and even ideological pitch. This
[12844]course of action would take time and assets, but we think
[12845]he would be eminently worth it,
[12847]3. First, his access not only is good now but seems
[12848]destined to improve, Secondly, 1f he were our agent, he ; |
[12849]has the wit and the acuity to know what ve want and submit
[12850]information accurately based on requirements. Lastly, he is
[12851]a strong personality who could be counted on to move flexibly
[12852]but effectively within the target milieu.
[12854]Distribution: oo : as
[12855]2 - COS, Madrid a3 ;
[12856]1 = COS, WH/iiami CE Ree (Continued )
[12860]ROSS REHRENT 10 —
[12861]7 OCT 'e3
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[12868]2 October 1969
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[12905]4. AS @ recruitment target, however, AHAUTO-1 seens to ©
[12906]present serious difficulties. He is strong-ainded, opiaionsted,
[12907]idealistic,. aad apparently committed to the ‘revolution. On the —
[12908]othé? hand, there are certain things about him shich. could be
[12909]»* /Converted tato recruitment vulnerabilities. First arerg theso
[12911]. 48 bis apparent belief ‘tnat the regime (read: the Revolution) —
[12912]ds; not making-the “bes: use of his talents. (Gne cannot tell |
[12913]‘precitsely.chetter. this is the cause. or result of his apparent
[12914]| basic emotion. instability. During: public appearances ‘he :
[12915]‘displays polished manners and a ‘pro-regine attitudé; .in private
[12916]_ he frequently complains to Hig subordiantes that he did not ask
[12917]‘for a diplomatic position, that he would prefer an induatrial |
[12918]. job, and’ that he believes his’ position to -be. more a handicap
[12919]ian. a’ -pronotion.. Secondly. he obviously: desires personal. -
[12920]restige and ‘Loxufious*Tiving. ‘While these traita do not. mean.
[12921]uch ti cad \ Cuban 48 compared to-a Soviet or -
[12922]onomic..is@anagement in Cuba.do.
[12926]rhaps,) help him considerably... There may even be other
[12929]ities which further target’ study could expose.
[12931]..° 3. We present these: thoughts at the same time that. we
[12933].are fully aware of other operational pressures on Madrid's
[12935]time and asseta, Nevertheless, we would appreciate the Station's
[12937]comments on further development: of AMAUTO-1 as an in-place :
[12938]recruitment target. . The first need would be the proper access
[12939]agent, someone with @-Jesuit-like intellectual training who can -
[12940]déal with him in the realm of concepts and. philoscphy as required.
[12941]In any case, ve would like continued target reporting on AMAUTO-1,
[12942]aS your time permits. a,
[12944]Terence A, MILENBACH
[12946]Henry K. PURTIN
[12949]" ‘CLASSIFICATION |
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[13032]Chief of Station, WH/Miami . _ [an det noDGNS
[13034]'RYBAT/TYPIC/ QUT INID/AMAUTO-1 .
[13036]oo, > 1. .On 23,September 1969 AMAUTO-1 called an unidentified
[13037]- Spanish woman who. resided in Cuba for many yéars before re-
[13038]-~ turning: to: Spain, - AMAUTO-1 noted that he ‘visited the Spanish
[13040]“in PBRUMEN. and. found-everyone in. good ‘health. The unidentified.
[13042]Spanish woman asked. AMAUTO-1 if there was much. food available
[13043]-and ‘the following dialogue began: ~ .’ Me oo
[13045]AMAUTO=1:" Yes, everything is being resolved. ~
[13047]oo But imagine to be free, one must pay | -.
[13048]‘a high price and the price must be — :
[13049]_paid. There is no other way, :
[13051]WOMAN: . What, one wants, one must pay; :
[13053]AMAUTO-1: It is very logical, but look, when one
[13054]is a servant to the rich, the servant
[13055]usually lives relatively well, but the
[13056]servant continues as a servant, However,
[13057]ius» when one no longer wants to be a servant
[13058]ito the rich, one has to begin saving and
[13059]the only way there is for the poor to
[13060]_ Save is to reduce (the intake) of essential
[13061]foods, change the essential and begin
[13062]to buy machines and to buy a series of
[13063]things (cuestiones) and one day, we will
[13064]‘become rich together, We can Say we are
[13065]rich when we have resolved all the problems,
[13066]“not only material problems, but Spiritual,
[13067]cultural, that is, when everyone can do
[13068]and believe as he likes,
[13070]Distribution:
[13071]2 - C/wuD a .
[13072]2 - C/EUR . ....cont inued
[13073]2 - COS, WH/Miami ,
[13074]Joss ration 10 y —— CSPATOH SYMBOL AND MUNBER : DATE an :
[13075]OSMA--. 25530 1 Gctober 1969
[13076]. _ OASIRCATION wo HOS Aig MUMAER
[13078]/ 201-735296.
[13080]SECRET/RYBAT
[13084]“yenier ofstation, saaria DC |
[13086]ousin, identified as’ Esther CORRIPIO, while he vacationed |
[13089]14-0000
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[13097]WOMAN: on? 7 ‘don't do ‘anything but taik of
[13098]LO .Cuba and I adore the country. I have
[13100]‘a brother there who is a nurse and he:
[13101]says he is fine.
[13103]“AMAUTO-1: “cuba | gets into” your blood. When I.
[13104]; a “" Saw Esther she was a little thin, but
[13105]was in g00d ‘health,
[13107]: 2..- We ‘think the’ Above ‘is another good example of AMAUTO-1's
[13108]passion. for the good life. | While he appears. patriotic and: .
[13109]‘openly supports the regime, we continue’-to believe: that he would
[13110]prefer a return“to the relative freedoms enjoyed by his country~
[13111]“men before the (start of the revolution,
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[13201]“Caiet, Western Hemigphors | Divisioa;
[13203]Chief ef, Burcpe Division; Cos, SH’ Mian
[13204]‘Chief of Station, Madrid :
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[13208]*TACTION ReDUrtiD - Reet
[13210]Oa 29 October QUTIMID reported a conversation
[13212]between Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Cuban Minister to
[13213]‘Spain, and. danuel TELLO Troncoso, Adentified in the
[13214]Diplonatic List ‘as Counsellor of. " Babasay, regarding
[13215]the postponement until 31 October of a weeting they
[13217]' were to have on 29 October. We have no information
[13219]on the purpose of the seeting. We note that TELLO
[13221], arrived in Spain in January. 1969.
[13223]Howard R. SACODER
[13225]Distribution: 2
[13226]2 ~ COS, Santiago — 7 © « 7 ne ©
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