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[23]‘the: MINREX ‘office of sas “fares he is wf
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[48]a ee eee Te Ue JPA ord TFA the trowacsina eee ioewetan wf waa lac,
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[57]DIRECTORATE op
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[60]ONTROLLED DIssey
[62]NO. FOREIGY Dissry
[63]"THIS 15 AN-INFORMATION
[65]"REPORT No.’ -€5 DB-3 12/02338-69.-
[66]||” BATE bisTR 8 October i969
[68]or yg September 1969)” es
[70]on of Air Spain Otter to a Hs
[71]‘Sé€l1l Three Britannia Aircraft: to Cuba . De .
[73]“C9. Septenbey: 1969) 2h ,
[74]_Menber of the. Cuban Embassy" in Madria wig is.a
[75]Yeporter ‘and. is’ Known to ‘have access to
[77]information. |. ,
[79]s
[80]ee ee ZI PEM 2 VE
[81]~~. 1. On. 19 September 1969, Guillermo Ru i >. Perez, or ply ;
[82]the Cuban Minister to Spain, sentva letter to Air ‘Spain - . as
[84]officially rejecting their offer to Sell three Britannia enn
[85]- aircraft: fo Cubana Airlines, (Headquarters Comment: [jy
[86]: CS-311/07888-69. dated 8 September 1969, an Iberian Airlines|
[88]employee whose reporting ts usually accurate reported that *
[90]Air Spain had offered,. on 1 "August -1969, to sell Cubana
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[144]1. “Osvaldo GARCIA who arrived in Spaiii ‘nearly ie
[146]: - months ago to supervise the production of two-burner ‘stoves:
[148]being manufactured by the Spanish fir Talleds Cutaluna,. 5, A.
[150]aca) - (ACA is also manufacturing the 10,000 cane. wagons for
[152]“the Cubans), passed throurh Maghéid ou 23 September and told
[154]_ ANAUTO-1 that there was an unidentified Cuban in A2XVALOLA
[156]who is preparing a study on Spanish firms trading with Cuba,
[158]ANAYTO-1 imnediately suspected: that this Cuban was an agent
[160]of RVROCK and suggested that GARCIA Kot to know this porson
[162]and try to elicit biographic information as well as attempt ;
[164]to greta photoyraph of him for possible identification,
[166]2. “Station has no idea who this Cuban might be.
[169]. ‘ a - ‘
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[180]CROES RENEE E TS ° Pins i See i60 2 Be
[182]OSNA-25535 2 October 186°
[184].
[186]SECRET a
[189]14-0000
[191]secasee Gee Ure
[193]CLAY TO CO PLE NO.
[195]AREF TO CO PLE NO
[197]oO uc ad 8) RETURN TO
[199]| | ne »aeisn§ 082
[200]' $ £ O-R E. T 2613342 ‘SEP 69 cite Ae ee OG,
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[203]1, DIRECTOR 1 Iwo vigmtane?
[205]ween
[207]“TyPIC A AN:.UTO .
[208]“os REFS DIRECTOR 40647
[209]ae “AMAUTO=1 RETURNED TO MADRID FROM HOME LEAVE OW
[210]18 SEPTEMBER. WIFE AND FAMILY ARRIVED MaDRID 47 SEPTEMBER.
[211]_QUTIMID-REPORTED AMAUTOS PLAN REMAIN MADRID FOR aT LEAST
[212]HOTHER” YEAR AND POSSIBLY TWO. WIFE PREGNANT WITH SIXTH CHILD.
[214]2. STATION WILL SUBMIT OUR VIEWS ON ANAUTO=1 AFTER REVIEW
[215]YOUR DISPATCH. -
[216]3... FILE 201-735296.
[217]SECRET
[219]« te) — R01~ 135246
[220]SECRET _ ae doe 6F .
[226]_ a t
[227]i
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[230]L.
[231]- DEPARTMENT. OF STATE ‘DOCUME NT e
[232]. DA’ 26 SEPTEMBER 1969 4
[233]a CLASSIFICATION: | CONEIDENTIAL | 7 mL
[234]“SUBJECT: NONE GIVEN” - “ »
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[261]SALLE SECRETARIAT OssszudaTID - Gago Co nawes a) ‘RETUAN TO ———___= srancn>
[263]ane. ~ ey,
[265]Wis os Fusco. |
[267]: Ie iealicatioa)
[269]ZCRE
[271]Ls . . . coe a . . - . aft
[272]MADRID INFO: WH/UMIAMI | | a a, /
[274]Te
[276]TyPIC #080. an .
[277]RESS: . osvia-24926 oo!
[278]Be MSORID 9234 CIN. 19794)
[280]c. MADRID. 9263. (IN 22677).
[282]1. ECGS STILL INPERTS TED AMAUTO-1- AS POTENTIAL RECRUITMENT
[283]ACCORDING.
[285]INTERESTED PARTICULARLY HIS PRESENT STATUS,
[287]TARGET,
[288]_QUTINID REPORT MARCHE 69 (REF A) SUBJECT INTENDED ‘DEPART MADRID
[289]REF B REPORTED SUBJECT HAD DEPARTED FOR HAVANA 4 AUG
[291]LAVEST INFO (REF C) REPORTED
[293]PoS AUG €3.
[294]BUT NO EQS INFO HIS DEPARTURE PCS.
[296]SBSECT “IS ON HOME LEAVE, THEREFORE ASSUME HE WILL RETURN MADRID
[298]RECTIS PREPARING DISPATCH CONCERNING OUR
[300]RENEVED INTIREST AMAUTO-1, ASSUMING HE INTENDS RETURN MADRID TO
[302]CONTINUE ASSIGNMENT. = cer meeeameas ATES oT, MEAM WHILE,
[304]C&
[305]E ST TATION V VIBE coyaw APPROACH TO SUBJECT; ALSO
[307]WOCLD APPRECIAT
[309](CONTINUED) n mae .
[310]cS COPY a ¥01- 735.296 2
[311], ay aya é yo.
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[341]‘PAGE TWO
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[358]APPROACH AUAUTOML,
[359]3. WISH-T> EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO STATICN AND QUSEQUINS
[360]FOR PAST INITIATIVE.AND. GCOD REPORTING RE AMAUTO CASE,
[362]4, PILE: 201-735296. oO
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[395]Fea RE EMNATION ag 8 SAGE ___TOTA
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[414]. DIRECTOR INFO. WM TANI
[415]TYPIC AMAUTO™
[416], REF: DIRECTOR 40647 |
[417]4 ANAUTO- “1 RETURNED TO MADRID FROM HOME LEAVE OW
[418]18 SEPTEMBER. WIFE AND FAMILY ARRIVED MADRID 7 SEPTEMBER.
[419]QUT IM ID REPORTED an autos PLAN REMAIN MADRID FOR AT LEAST
[420]ANOTHER YEAR AND POSSIBLY Two. WIFE PREGNANT WITH SIXTH CHILD.
[421]2. STATION WILL “SUBMIT OUR VIEWS ON AMAUTU-1 AFTER REVIEW
[422]YOUR DISPATCH. .
[423]3. FILE 281-735296.
[424]SECRET
[426]SECRET
[428]" RoUTINA aND/OA TIALS sedi St
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[456]ae type Unt ELC@tipozE| ‘ - : ne ee an
[457]_ ~REFa OSM 9665 — ; Bo mo ee
[458]oe ow 19 SEPTEMBER AMAUTO=1 DICTATED LETTER” To ‘AIR SPAIN
[459]INTERVENTORS OFFICIALLY REJECTING AIR’ SPAIN OFFER To sth. THREE:
[460]BRITANNIA AIRCRAFT TO CUBANA, .
[461]2. DEFER. FILE, —_ _ : . | an j
[462]SECRET | Oe sy
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[480]Pens est Mor wey . SEC Py
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[486]. a ay E-C RET asiiuee SEP -69. CITE MADRID - 362 a _
[487]8 DIRECTOR INFO WH/MIAME - a rirous0266
[489]TPC WATCHIST oan g
[490]1 LUIS 0. RODRIGUEZ RODR? GUEZ PP-D-62- 56 AND GUILLERYO. coe
[492]2. FILE: 65-120-20 .
[493]SECRET . a : oo “
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[502]a = Boe a DOCUNENT TRANSFER AND. Ross REF ERENCE
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[516]ToOCUMENT 0 DISPOSITION
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[527]’ 1'201-735296 | no. 201=808896" .
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[530]CIN ? me , Pp2
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[533]vs MENCEX. VECE MINISTER UNTIL LATE 67. CU3AN sot
[534]. [ E€MB.IN MADRID CHARGE DPAFFAIRES, REFUSED
[535], TO ACCEPT DSE DUMINANCE OF CUBAN ENB ENT i
[536]: MAORTO. watt .
[540]R 6909181350 ;
[542]FILE IN 201-235.27¢
[544]. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.
[546]Foam “SECRET a te ae
[548]0-37 67 oot Fanvtous eorrions.
[551]4
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[555]SECRET _
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[574] * paReeror INFO WHAT ANT re . 33197.
[575]oT YPEC ae : a ; Alke sg 22697 _
[576]7 “REQUEST TRACES INGUIN. AMOT ON JUAN ANTONTO oe (
[578]CCURBEL OD LEwus BORN VULTUS, CUBA 8 MAR 30. SUBJ
[579]CURRENTLY ACTING CHARGE CUBAN EME ASSY WHILE GUILLERNO
[580]RUIZ ON HOME LEAVE. —
[582]= “FILE 201-733544,
[583]SECRET
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[639]SECRET 1820552 AUG 69 CITE WH/SIANT 4545 ~ bho 63 oy
[640]DiREctoR, MADRID. a —_ , a
[641]os re Emm |
[642]REF: ‘MADRID 9263. 22677). a,
[643]te JUAN: ANTONIO CURBELO LEMUS (201--733544) ARRIVED
[645]SANTIAGO, CHILE, AS SECOND SECRETARY CUBAN EMBASSY IN AUGUST
[646]63 CHCSA-10169, 20 AUGUST 62, AND SAGO 5834, 24 AUGUST 65),
[647]RETURNED TO CUBA FROM CHILE IN AUSUST 64 GHACHINE TRAVEL
[648]LISTING). ATTENDED WORLD COWFERENCE ON AGRARIAN REFORM 4
[650]- HELD IN ROME IN JUNE/JULY 66; DESCRIBED AS OFFICIAL OF
[651]CUBAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE (OIRA-45022, 23 JUNE 66; ROME
[652]@386,-8 JULY 66, AND OIRA-45261, 27 JULY 66). SEE MACHINE
[653]TRAVEL LISTING FOR ADDITIONAL TRAVEL. ,
[655]“2. NWO ADDITIONAL AMOT TRACES. DIRECTOR: ABOVE DOCUMENTS .
[656]WHICH NOT AVAILABLE STATION FILES MAY CONTAIN ADDITTONAL INFO. a
[657]ON SUBJECT. .
[659]3. FILEt 281-733544, -
[661]SECRET.
[663]SECRET
[666]_
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[670]: nod pe Pe na ee ae MME CET
[671]‘ fo . Chlef of Statlon, Santiago — :~ . ae . ‘a: muss 8a.g
[672][soo “Chief, Beaters Kes*=phers Mrigioa cs ;
[673]: ot ater; 1 ereype_ Division j .
[674]a SF Pip 7” a in a io :
[675]sy _ortet of Stat tos, Moarid ae . . sme : a
[676]i, _— er nL. 21 ee ne
[678]“A TAMBEOS (A "Trane ittal of PRotograpna . of Cutan Offictalg. ta madrid _
[680]Per WOAH wiser. *
[682]merce “WARM D mae
[684]vont t- Aa. @spistaoa ‘in ‘Reiereace we are forwarding. several.
[685] PhOtograpas | ot ‘Cuban. officinis curreatly aeaiguod vo ‘Badrid.
[686]‘Fo would appreciate “RI AMEROSTA-3- ‘Fevieving: the photograpas
[687]to possibly. identity tho official sho Bet he) Badrid.
[689]i
[691]Photograpa. a1 - Quillorao Ruiz Pores, Cabso Minfotar
[693]Frotograps #2 ‘Artatiacs DIAZ Ruvirosa, First
[694]” gocretary akd current Intelligence
[695]' officer. i
[697]Photograph me Orestes BARARTA pares; ‘First Secretary — “e
[701]a . Peotegra5a 94 « Jose DIAZ Puss, “Attacho and auapected |
[703]3 ” tate liigence officer. Aden OGI +--+ avtatnsy
[704]a . . ; . “ at
[706]ior. : 2. Protograps suaber 3 is that of Hector GALLO Portiles C rater
[708]q ' fermer Cura fateliigence officer in Euerid, Altpough a long
[709]@bot eo wader if this GALLO je the sass beraon eho ad the
[710]agent ia Ssvaan. .
[712]; , , Bowird 8. B2000R8
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[747]DIRECTOR INFO. ROME: “4 . be ;
[748]TYPIC*AMBGEWN APoiedyraotnyo ae _ ie
[749]“1. AM CAGE- 1 ADVISED, AMOUTO- 1 6 JULY HE , : -
[750]PLANNED Go HAVANA va MADRID 7 JULY. DURING BRIEF
[751]SAPOVER AT MADR 1D @HIRPORT Ih TBRDED oe MEET 7 7 . . am
[753]PRESIDENT OF ALFA-ROMSO COMPANY WHOM WILL
[754]ACCOMPANY TO HAVANA. WISHED TO INTRODUCE
[755]AMAUYO-1 TO THIS MAN.
[757]2. FILE 201-759701.
[758]SECRET .
[760]Cites :
[762]SECRET
[763]| FMAUTO -}
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[769]omits WHYCOG OPS) j SECRE
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[772]caer SLIRITAFIAT DISSEMImATION i Oicex . DD Wi6 oex © ttruan 10°
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[780]Se hops fis by 6g ; CITE OIRECTOR 1379 %
[781]“fe TNapaip - - “INFO: WHAMTAMI I eT q
[783]RYBAT TYPIC AMROSE AMBEDEW
[785]REFS: A. “ OSMA 25059, 21 “APRIL 1969
[786]' "B. DIRECTOR 16159 .
[787]C. MADRID. 8882 (IN 92987)
[789]1. PHOTOS FORWARDED WITH REP A SHOWN TO AMBEDEW-1 WHO
[790]ier ce fie)
[792]co ae foal SAL
[794]IDENTIFIED FOLLOWING, NUMBERED PER REF: NO. 1, RECOGNIZED AS "GALLO, "
[796]ae FORMER CHIEF OP CENTER, SPAIN. NO. 4. IDENTIFIED AS “ENCARGADO DE
[797]; NEGOCIOS" IN SPAIN, GUILLERMO (RUIZ), A 1 ADDED THAT RUIZ WAS VERY
[799]“DICTATORTAL" IN-HIS DEALINGS WITH DGI OFFICERS, AND THAT HE HAD
[800]SERIOUS PERSONALITY CONFLICT WITH GALLO, NO. 6, RECOGNIZED AS THE
[801]MAN A- 1 THINKS REPLACED GALLO AS CoC IN SPAIN, WHOSE PSEUDO IS
[802]"DOMINGO, " — |
[804]2, ALTHOUGH A- 1 THOUGHT PHOTO Xo. .2 LOOKED VERY FAMILIAR,
[806]HE UNABLE IDENTIFY, DID NOT RECOGNIZE ANY OF REMAINDER PHOTOS,
[807]3. BASED ON PACT PHOTOS SUBMITTED eITH REF A REPRESENT SMALL
[809]PERCENTAGE NUMBER CUBAN DIPLONATS ASSIGNED SPAIN, PLUS FACT DGI KNOWN
[811]TO UTILIZE COMMERCIAL OPFICE PERSONNEL, BELIEVE IT WORTHWHILE
[813]-~N weg
[815]REQUEST FROW LIATSON PHO TOS OF "ALL CUBAN DIPLOMATS ASSIGNED SPAIN FOR
[817]. COORDINATING os ectag
[818]As e| Try :
[819]RELEASING OFFICER [ ry | Bxtodee bea wrrmmatic AUYWENTICATING
[820]SECRET SS MENTICA
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[935]RYBAT TYPIC AMMEDIA QUTIMID -AMAGONIZE
[936]REF: DIRECTOR 20167 ,
[938]1. ALL QUTINiD INFO CKECKED THRU EARLY MORNING HOURS 19 MAY.
[940]LATE EVE CALL TO HOTEL BY AMAGONIZE-1 REPORTED ANMEDIAgf1 NOT |”
[941]YET ARRIVED MADRID. AMAGONIZE-1 INDICATED IN CONVERSATION WITH
[942]AMAUTO-1 WIFE THAT HAD CALLED AMMEDIA-1 EMB EITHER 6TH oR 1TH
[943]. AND THEY REPORTED HE HAD LEFT FOR MADRID. CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN
[944]AMAGONIZE-{ AND AMAUTO-1.WISE SHOW BEWILDERMENT AND CONCERN NON
[945]ARRIVAL AMMEDIA-1. CONVERS@TION LATE EVE 8 MAY AMAUTO-1 WIFE. ASKED.
[946]"JOKINGLY" IF HE MIGHT NOT HAVE DEFECTED, -
[948]2. AMAUTO-1 HAS STARTED AFFAIR WITH AMAGONIZE-| LAST Two
[949]NIGHTS, NIGHT. 8TH SUPPOSEDLY VORKING LATE BUT TOGETHER, AT g193
[950]HRS 12TH AMAUTO-1 WENT TO APT AMAGONIZE-{1 AFTER OFFICIAL FUNTION.
[951]BEING UNUSUALLY NICE TO EACH OTHER OW PHOWE LAST COUPLE DAYS,
[953]"3, AMAGONIZE-1 NOW WORRIED AMMEDIA-1 MIGHT BE SECRETLY MADRID
[954]WATCHING HER MOVEMENTS, CLAIMS ON PREVIOUS OCCASION IN MADRID
[955]OBSERVED HER MOVEMENTS FOR FOUR DAYS BEFORE CONTACTING HER,
[957]A. UNABLE MAKE OTHER. CONFIRMATION ARRIVAL AM#EDIA I
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[1048]| 1959-61; PROPESEOR’ MATHEMATICS SMALL. COLLEGE JACKNONVILLE, FLA, 1961-
[1050]| PRESENT; PRIEND AND BENSPACTOR CAT.GS ALFARAS VARELA AND BERTVA FERHANDEZ
[1051]SINCE NIDAFUPTLES. WHEN BOTH WORKED FOR HIN, EN MINISTER EDUCATLON OF
[1052]SYLY ASSURED FITERRE THAT THEN
[1054]GRAU SAN, MATTIE REGIME; ALFARAS REC
[1056]PRIENDSUIP- REMAINS AS WARY AS EVER, PESCHIPTTO ON: APPAWENT AGH 55; yo
[1058]FIVE FEEL TAS INCHES, 200 LBS; GREY WAIN, SERATCHT, PULL; BROEN EYKS;
[1059]| UNATURALIZED US CITIZEN, WAS ACTIVE IN TKIPLE A, JAILED AND EXILED
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[1108]ye ‘SINCE nA ePeTe. QuTIMEa HAS REPORTED MORE” THAN SEVEN
[1109]_ HOURS. OF. REVEALING CONVERSATIONS PETE EN AMACONIZES an)
[1110]WIFE AMAUTO™ 1 oN SUDDEN RECALL OF FORMER, CONVERSATIONS
[1111]TOTALLY INDISCREET AMD PXPOSE EXTRAORDINARY aMOUNT INFO OW
[1112]SUPPOSED REASONS FOR RECALL. AnD ITS APPARENT CONNECTION. WITH
[1113]AMBEDEM-'I AFFAIRS CANNOT EMPHASIZE ENOUGH THE BITT= =RNESS
[1114]VOICED BY AMAGONIZE- I over URGENT RECALL, FOMOFF INSISTED
[1115]SHE Taye FIRST FLIGHT PBRUMEN WHICH SCHEDULED 5 MAY, ALTHOUGH
[1116]AMAUTO 1 HAD CABLED FOMOFF FO9 EXTENSION DEPARTURE DATE To
[1117]13 May, ; . . ;
[1118]2. FOLLOWING 2RE THEIR SUPPOSITIONS REVEALED BY QuTIMIn
[1119]FOR SURDSN RECALL? :
[1120]*. AS FREANENTLY PEPARTEN AMASONIZE-1 HAS VOIRED
[1121]MIEPLEAGURE WITH WNQYING AON ET EANE MANPID, AND sonore,
[1122]seoapa tua avrysye I tUAar eorerre eequegy SMANTAL
[1124]per ove oe ore oo- codes eigane MAST COMM venve Untecn
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[1173]: FROM CENTRAL PEICAUT IN! TO PREVEN* FUTURE
[1175]EMP EDTA | TYPE DEFESTIONS, - THESE CONVERSATIONS LEAVE
[1177]NO DOUBT THAT AMBEDEG ! AFFAIR Has ‘CANSED © ‘WIDESPREAD
[1179]AND DEEP CONCERN IN FONars. nt sCOuIZES COMMENTED SHE
[1181]SURE FONOFF THINKS THAT VULHERASILITLES WHICH CAUSED
[1182]OMREDEMS | DFE ECTLON SRE Absa PRESENT IN HER CASE NOTE
[1184]no MENTION ee “AMBEDEM | BUT MANY REFS rePcrecdon,
[1186]“ SERIOUS Kapp ING PARIS", DESERTION, ETC.
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[1188]Oe AMAGONIZE- 1 SUSPECTS SONGTF ALSO CONSIDERS Hd
[1190]A RECRULTMENT TARGET BECANSE OF UNEXPECTED INVITATIONS Boos
[1192]RY AMAGONIZE-2 AND QUAXE-1 CAND POSSISLY CONTACT “ITH
[1194]“QNCHESS De SHE I8FORMED AMADISU 1] OF THESE CONTACTS
[1196]RECAUSE IT WAS HIS BUSINESS TO KNOS COURING A RNSINESS
[1198]CALL T0 PBRUMEN EMS PECENTLY QUAXE+1 INVITED AMAGCKIZE-1
[1200]TO A DRINK SOME DAY. AMAGCNIZE-1 OBVIOUSLY RECAME
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[1238]., SUSPICIOUS. _QUAXF= 1 MADE IBVITATION oN. own. INITIATIVE.
[1240]sur LATER TOLD "CASE OFFICER.)
[1242]gL. AMAUTO= 1. arRal ‘niAGONIZE=1 MIGHT DEFECT AND “MADE.
[1244]HER SEAR SHE Wout Not. CAMAUTO- 1 PROBABLY ALSO EXPRESSING —
[1246]- FEARS: OF FONOFF.) ANAGONIZE> 1 ‘CONSIDERED. THIS PREFOSTEROUS
[1247]SECAUSE OF HER COMPLETE LOYALTY TO THE FOREIGN MINISTER AND
[1249]“FACT SHE INCAPABLE ABANDONING HER DAUGHTERS. (WE SUSPECT
[1250]FONOFF NOW QUESTIONING OR RE-THINXING BASIS KER-LOYALTY AND ce
[1251]THEIR TRUST IN HER, AMAGONIZE-I HAS SAID THAT CHILDREN .
[1253]WOULD PROBABLY BE BETTER OFF WITHOUT HER THUS CONTRADICTING
[1254]STATEMENT ABOVE.) = OO
[1256]as IN VIEW SERIOUS SITUATION DESCRIBED ABOVE, OBVIOUSLY
[1257]PRECIPITATED BY ANBEDEM1 AFFAIR, REQUEST "eS CONSIDER APPROACH?
[1258]TO AMAGONIZE-1 UNDER FUSTEAL FLAG BEFORE HER DEPARTURE 5 MAY.
[1259]PITCH COULD ACCOMPLISH FOLLOWING:
[1261]ae SHE COULD ACCEPT PITCH AND YORK AGAINST PBRUNEN
[1263]TARGETS. (THIS CONTRARY TO APPROACH AGREED UPON By
[1265]STATION AND HQS, BUT AMAGONIZE-1 FREQUENTLY STATED SHE
[1267]| ALONE AND HAS NO-FRIENDS, HER BITTERNESS WITX PSRUNER
[1269]| TACTICS RE HER RECALL NIGHT BE IMPETUS ENOUGH TO QUICKLY
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[1283]: CLeEBIPY TO ene NO
[1285]IF SHE. REFUSES. PIT
[1286]‘THIS “COULD CONFIRM To -FONOFF HER VULNERABILITIES TO.
[1287]RoRULTMENT ‘AND WOULD. ‘PROBABLY RAISE HORE SEP IOUS. uesTIon
[1291]OF How LONG SHE was Iw contact, wiTx FUSTEALER, SHE | MAY
[1293]NOT REVEAL PITCH Bs CAUSE BY So- DOING SHE WOULD EE CUTTING
[1294]‘OWN THROAT AND THIS ¥OULD -MAKE HER SUBJECT. TO SEVERE. .
[1295]"SCRUTINY AND INTERROGATION. ON OTHER HAND IF SHE nEVEALS %!
[1296]_PIICH THIS MIGHT. SERVE AMPURPLE OBJECTIVE AND MIGHT- ALSO ca a '
[1297]RAISE QUESTION IN PBRUMEE MINDS ON WHETHER AMEEDEW1 - -
[1298]RECRUITED BY FUSTEAL OR BY WOLADY. (NO EVIDENCE PSRUNENA .
[1299]“YADRID AWARE WOLADY INVOLVEMENT.)
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[1319]EXPLOYMER NT 4 MAY. AFTER. “RETURN ah AuTOny AND. WIFE FROM”
[1320]SHE SPOKE WITE WIFE ‘At!auTO~ ! NIGHT
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[1324]22 APR &SOUT KEEPING: JOS BUT WIFE ALREADY. DECIDED
[1325]THAT WANTED YOUNGER PERSON AND HAD ALREADY PLACED
[1326]ADVERTISEMENT IN LOCAL PAPER. AMAUTO-2 NOW WORKING
[1327]WITH NEW ENPLOYEE WHOSE LaST NeNE NOT YET KNCUN,
[1329]BUT A-2 WILL TRY O8TAIN. A-2 KAS PROVIDED LAYOUT
[1331]AMAUTO-1°S GFFICE AT ROME ANE DINING AREA.
[1332]Ze A-2 TCO NERVOUS AND TIMID TO MEET SUR.
[1333]REQUIRE EXENTS AND NO AéOUN ‘T REASSURANCE CCULD MITIGATE
[1335]FEARS. vs
[1336]3. A-2 WILL BE AVAILAELE Ta WIFE AMAUTO-1 FOR «
[1338]PART TINE “ORK THUS PREFER PosS NCT GE CANCELLED.
[1340]4. FILE: 261-845515.
[1341]SECRET
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[1346]me ALTO-2 REPORTED 29 APR THAT COULD NCT.
[1347]RETAIN J 3 VITK AMAUTC-1 HOUSENCLE AtD.. “SHE TERN TE! an
[1351]pee
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[1358]oarz: 23° April 1969.
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[1367]Secret. Do
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[1371]RYBAT TYPIC AMATO.
[1372]| REF: MADRID 8156 (IN 42197) ar es ee
[1374]5 “= -1,.POA REQUESTED FOR AMAUTO-5 (201-848517), A- 3's HUSBAND.
[1376]i WILL ADVISE.
[1378]i 2. | REQUEST “AMPLIFICATION PARA: 7 REF. - RECRUITMENT OF" _— o oe
[1379]AMAUTO-2 ACCOMPLISHED BY STATION UNILATERALLY, WHICH WE BELIEVE _ 7
[1381]ql WAS DESIRABLE MEANS. UNLESS OVERRIDING LOCAL CONSIDERATIONS _ sy,
[1383]4 suGlecs— . > 47
[1385]FOR SURFACING PLANS TO QUSEQUIN-37, WOULD PRESER CONTINUED
[1387]UNILATERAL OPERATION, |
[1388]3. FILE: 201-848517, 201-848515.
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[1410]: - COORDINATING OFFICERS, ‘
[1411]RELEASING OFFICER . _ ECRET aumennicanna
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[1417]" ‘Hector GALLO Portieles’ ((xnown DGI).
[1418]“Nane’ ‘ontioned by. ‘AMBEDEW-1
[1420]“Bhoto #2 Ricardo DIEZ Gallart —-coaponly called Gallart
[1421]Cole Clerk Madrid
[1423]-Phote #3° Oreates. [BARREDA. Perez, First Secretary forierly_
[1424]. in Switzerland, ‘Mercedes ARIAS, wife :
[1426]Photo #4 (right to left) ‘Guillermo ‘RUIZ perez, Encargado*
[1427]ne de Négocics ; Nilde VECIANA de RUIZ, wife of
[1428]Encargado; Ricardo ESPINO- Martinez, Commercial
[1430]Counselor...
[1431]Photo #5 Ricardo xgpitio \iarttues, Commercial Counselor
[1433]Photo #6 (arrows oaly) Guillermo RUIZ Perez,
[1434]Aristides DIAZ Rovirosa, First Secretary and
[1436]suspected tel
[1438]'- (continued)
[1441]' Photographs
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[1448]DSSPATCH THEN OD CR . Oare
[1450]OSHA-25059 © _ | 22 April 1969
[1451]TasrCAOM HOS FE MUMGL® :
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[1462]Photo #7  .Guillerso. RUIZ Perez
[1463]Be Aristides “DIAZ Rovirosa and wito
[1464]Z Sanchez aka Sorel (non de
[1465]od aborator who siay’ be -
[1466]F integrated” ‘tnto™ loftiat movement
[1467]in Spain. . : .
[1469]- “Proto #8.” Jos
[1471](lett ‘to right).
[1472]ee . Aristides DIAZ Rovirosa’ .
[1473]es Unidentified ‘Cuban’ -— we suspect. ‘that he ‘ts a
[1474]: ‘ . . ’ courter. : .
[1476]‘Photo #12 Gt : RUIZ Perez; | Encargado. ‘de. Negocios
[1477]oe "Alfredo HIDALGO, “Domi
[1479]ne
[1481]Photo #13 Julio CASTELLO ‘Dumas, Cuban joarnatist
[1482]now in kadrid. ;
[1484]"Photo #14 Vera -BORODOWSKY Jackievich, (in center)
[1485]. - Secretary to RUIZ .
[1487]Photo #15“ Nilda VECIANA de RUIZ
[1488]: Vera BORODOWSKY Jackievich
[1489]' Guillermo RUIZ Perez
[1491]7 OD It. ‘ts suggested ‘that Headquarters show: AMBEDEW-1 a:
[1492]number of photographs of QUHOON crewmen preferrably photos of crewne
[1493]on the international circuit . including those of QUTRUNK-19,
[1494]QUCRASH-1 and QUZONE-1. We would suggest against showing only
[1495]thoge of our assets if photos of other crewmen are not available.
[1497]"Howard R. SACODER
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[1574]B. MADRID 7945 (20009) yo
[1576]1. REQUEST reyes MARIA JESUSA (MARTIN). VILLAR” AND mo -
[1578]JOSE: ANTONE (FERNANDEZ) CRESS, SCTH SPANISH CITIZENS WHO
[1580]AFPLYING FOR IMMIGRANT VISA FS SR “UNITED STATES. MARTIN
[1581]"REGRET
[1583]pe
[1584]i
[1586]CURRENTLY EMPLOYED AS DOMESTIC IN HOME AMAUTO~1.
[1587]HAVE NO FURTRER BIO DATA ON COUPLE SUT BOTH OF ADVANCED
[1589]AGE. - SHOULD HAVE. SOME BIO CN 31 MAR. INFO BELOW GLEANED
[1591]FROM QuTIMID.
[1592]FERNANDEZ RETURNED GALICIA BECAUSE OF DIFFICULTY
[1595]FIND ENPLOYHENT MADRID. MARTIN ANXIOUS JOIN HIM. SOONEST,
[1596]QUTIMID 2@ MAR REVEALED -
[1598]BUT TAYING SAVE MONEY FOR TRAVEL.
[1599]-THAT MARTIN PROCESSING FOR VISA TO STATES BUT IS KEEPING
[1601]THIS NEWS FROY aANAUTOS. SHE ASCEIVES: MAIL FROM STATES
[1603]AT HOME FEMALE FRIEND AND HER PHONE CONVERSATIONS WITH
[1605]FRIENDS RE LETTERS ARE HUSH KUSH. SHE APPEARS PURPOSELY
[1606]TRYL3 WITHHOLD INFO FROM ANAUTOS. a
[1607]3. @uTINID REPORTS THAT MARTIN VILL BE LEAVING win yt
[1608]rat:
[1609]SECRET. 8 TO
[1611]Poy
[1613]OD FAre
[1615]Crasseromesece _vorae Comrs__. wounna axnon wanes Sate ov_
[1616]SECRET —siio'
[1617]— .
[1619]{WhonFitied A) >
[1621]. Caste SERV TAP O:SSEMINA ON,
[1622]Fines. ST ROTES
[1624]moun a ves Owe
[1626]ADvANCY “78y 0 weuED OQ) e.otreo
[1628]_ ate
[1630]Cube ee FE Oke le ce ;
[1631]1 . ’ fo. .
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[1635]"o (sj acer. to
[1637].Ossew Or re
[1640]; PASE. W maDRtD, 7948. s- EC ‘R £ T
[1641]“anauTo HOUSE KOLD ‘IN une aL THOUSH' -anauTos UNHAPPY BECAUSE’
[1643]AARTIN APPARENTLY TRUSTED “IN SENSE ‘THAT AMAUT OS CONFIDENT
[1644]CHILDREN IN Goo HANDS WHEN THEY LEAVE: TOWN OR ARE ; =
[1645]ENTERTAINING Our. ANAUTOS WANT” HER REMAIN WITH “THEM : 7
[1647]UNTIL AFTER TREIR HOME LEAVE “JULY- -AucusT, BUT MARTIN wants
[1649]LEAVE BEFORE. (HOME LEAVE PLANS NEW TO STATION. WE REPORTED - ;
[1651]EARLIER THAT AMAUTO-1 DID NOT WANT: RETURN SPAIN.)
[1653]4. OPERATIONAL BREAK” “ OCCURRED MGRNING 28 MAR WHEN NAME
[1655]OF FEMALE FAIEND UNCOVERED « | REQUEST TRACES AND PRIORITY
[1659]CLEARANCE ON TovaS <cHIDALGO) GAT (COMMONLY USE GATO AS LAST.
[1660]RIA abe
[1661]NAME), BORN HAVANA, 22 AUG 1911 AND ON WIFE, ALINA. CFREYRE)
[1665]CITIZENS. FATHER OF
[1667]BOR HAVANA & SEPT 1915. BOTH U.S.
[1668]TowaS IS TOMAS GATO BOKN KEY WEST, FLORIDA 26 DEC 1885.
[1669]" ALINA NATURALIZED
[1671]MOTHER CELIA GOiaS BORN KEY WEST 1892.
[1673]1g JUNE 1968. HIDALGO IS MANAGER WOOLWORTHS MADRID AND GOOD
[1675]FRIEND AMERICAN CONSUL. IT WAS FROM CONSUL THAT WE OBTAINED
[1677]IFC ON MARTIN AND HUSBAND.
[1678]INGUIRE INTO PROCEDURE OBTAINING VISA FOR MARTIN AND HUSBAND.
[1680]ALINA CAME TO EMBASSY 24 MAR TO
[1681]cuTIMio LEB uS TO CONSUL.
[1683]SECRET ue
[1685]SE St oncricur Bussey Ps : Cus EO MESSace _ Tota Cones | ROUT I ANDO TALS SEEN OF
[1687]-
[1689]Lats Pv TO PNR NO.
[1690]a-err TOM NOL
[1691]_#0:Oasr ro" re TTC. T. oe orstacy CO) sia. -
[1696]action.
[1698]a ae : ‘PASE 5 MADRID . gaa $ EC R et
[1699]oe _ es ‘5. WITH APPROVAL “AND. FAVORABLE “TRACES” INTEND contact.
[1700]_ "HIDALGO AND WIFE FOR POSSIBLE INTRODUCT 10x MARTIN FOR USE.-
[1701]HIDALGOS LEAVING. “MADRID 2 APR FOR 7 - ao oe
[1702]HIDALGOS VERY Good FRIENDS .-
[1704]7 EXPLAINED : LIN REF. 3...
[1705]APPROX TEN Day VISIT TO STATES.
[1706]OF FORMER AMERICAN CONSUL MARGARET HUSSMAN WHO Now IN
[1708]WASHINGTON. Has MAY WANT CONTACT KUSSMAN FOR ASSESSMENT.
[1710]“NO STATION TRACES ON abl ABOVE. PLS’ INDEX.
[1711]fg, FRANKFURT: FYI ONLY. oe
[1712]Te FILE DEFER 221. |
[1714]SECRET
[1718]9.
[1720]SECRET
[1722]: MESSAGE FORM : *) ROUTING anya initia‘s - or
[1723]TOTAL CoPits: aa a
[1727]vate WES COG/OPS |
[1728]on oR 119 .
[1730]pare: i] APRIL. 1969
[1734]Oinvex O) so woex - Dh arruanto —— BRANCH | Cle ao
[1736]i O FILE ta CB. FILE no. -
[1740]CI waite 5 FILE. AR, -¢ A tS _C EW ami a Cf a -
[1742]. Rieateioay moot > . See = : — - —; tao ‘ “tp 3a}
[1743] S. E. C Ls E mr. rre = ——_ +
[1744]NADRID INFO WH/ TAME Peas , oe _ :
[1745]_RYBAT, TYPIC os ae ee :
[1746]REF: MALRID 7966 “in 26836) .
[1748]“1. POA GRANTED ‘LY APRIL AMAUTO-2 PROVIDE INFOON | Ty
[1750]ANAUTO-1, WILL ADVISE RE POAS AMAUTO-3 AND 4,
[1751]2. FILE: 201-848515,
[1752]"END OF MESSAGE
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[1761]2 : ; ; 2
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[1763]+ COORDINATING OFFICERS
[1764]RELEASING OFfFicga . . Y Ss E c R E RUT GATING
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[1778]TAMUT Dissrurnation | *" yanOVOR ININATS: SEENOY
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[1788]_ an classy TO Pe SO
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[1792]€ CRE T 2817422 MAR 69 CITE. MADRID: 7985 o> DaMie 69 IN248 4.9
[1793]HECTOR INFO. AW/MEANT “FRANKFURT. oe my
[1795]atza T TYPIC TEZCHs"
[1797]SADRID 7944 (Ww 24937) oO
[1798]‘1, AS REPORTED EARLIER TRAFFIC “ANAUTO- 1
[1800]HAS PRIVATE OFFICE IN. Hotz WHICH. HE. FREQUENTLY USES
[1801]CORDING QUTIMID/QUDOZE. HAS. HAD NUMBER OF MEETINGS
[1802]SO hacia Febusa . Doi PASI
[1803]WITH RUMANT AD REP, | DART, oF FERS EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. —....-...
[1804]FG COLLECTION: INTEL ON AMAUTO-1 GUESTS AND HABITS, BUT
[1805]“GRE IMPORTANT HER ACCESS TO HOUSE MAKES IT. POSSIBLE
[1806]“INTRODUCE SUITABLE AUDIO DEVICE IN AAUTO-1'S PRIVATE
[1807]GFFICE AS WELL AS DINING ROOM SINCE AMAUTO-1 FREQUENTLY
[1808]ENTERTAINS HIGH LEVEL PBRUMEN VISITORS, OFFICIALS AND. .
[1809]SPANISH BUSINESSMEN.
[1810]2. FILE DEFER 2@1-
[1812]SECRET
[1814]AN.
[1816]SECRET
[1819]a ~ SECR
[1821]DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE
[1824]Lo oo So ee oo: RUEFILE NO. f. . . ,
[1826]SUBJECT oF DOCUMENT fy + _}.- DOC MENT _JOENTIEICATION :
[1828]v Diaratew Oa sovece bec. avwson nO. “Te care
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[1834]pole735296° . 065-008-007
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[1836]: , 28 FER 69
[1841]CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY MEMBER IN MADRID
[1843]R 6903120462
[1847]FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.
[1849]ta, 887 vn puveceue euittone. 7 : SECRET
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[1875]. _ SECRET 0515 157 FEB 69 cite FRANKFURT. 1565 3Fep 69 N85 183i :
[1876]ye naDa ID ENFO DIRECTOR . hem aan ~
[1877]: = pTYPIC. AMAUTO TECHS: pT, a
[1878]REF: OSA+24746 re . Ss get 7
[1879]1. PER REF, During NEXT TECK VISIT TO ADR 1D uv TCH LE
[1880]ae i
[1881]WILL DISCUSS PROPOSED REQUIREMENT. | os os -
[1882]_ ot
[1883]"2, KUKARICK WILL TD.Y MADR 1D UPON CHOL OVETES RET UR We - oo
[1884]3. FILE: 201-735296 oe oe
[1885]SECRET .
[1886]. e
[1887]~ Ae -
[1888]. eke
[1889]3 Det 87
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[1895]. J
[1897]_CaSsinaton
[1899]to ACHON
[1901]hee FoR INDEIING
[1903]“xX _js2 DLN Figen
[1904]Leo ;
[1906]ONLY QUALIEEDS DESK
[1908]C/EUR Div 7 _C/WOACRE: CoB/Frankturt MKENOVA: | CaM JUDGE INSEING
[1910]chit, Western Heaiepnere Division
[1912]RYBAT/ vw OR E T 7
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[1916]an
[1918]‘Chief of Station, Madrid
[1920]. a _TYPIC/TECHS/AMAUTO-1__
[1921][ection RtouiRID- RtetRincts
[1923]: Le. ‘On 16 Januai 1969" ‘QUTIMID "reported a discussion
[1924]». between Subject ‘a he-Chief .of the,'Rumanian Trade. delegation,
[1925]in Spain; ‘duy¥ing : which. the Rumanian asked when they could’ tieet.
[1926]- ‘Subject © invited the ‘Rufianian : to His home where, he said, he
[1928]_ has” set up -a- small office and: was beginning to work more at
[1929]home . than: in-the office, because of the added comfort. (We
[1930]‘wouldn't be surprised if: this was. suggested by ‘his wife,-who ~
[1931]“is very-jealous of hér husband.) The meeting was arranged
[1933]for 1130 hours on 17 January. -AMAUTO-1 commented that he is
[1934]“up quite. early in the morning ,. “Presumably ‘to begin work in
[1935]his. office. - .
[1937]“2. ‘The. above report is the first we have received on..
[1938]'Subject's use of his home as an office. The invitation to f=
[1940]the Rumanian, of course, casts suspicion on the nature of the
[1941]’ conversation. coe =
[1943]3. Since his ‘move to new quarters, AMAUTO-1‘'s home is
[1944]about... 50- yards from two WOFIRM Staffers - Martin B. CRYMM and
[1945]Conrad B. FALAGIARO. .(See attached sketch). Edwin B. RATTEREE
[1946]‘lives. approximately 200 -yards from the AMAUTO home. This :
[1947]proximity to AMAUTO-1's home by three staffers brings up the
[1948]question of the use of an RF device to monitor conversations.
[1949]in AMAUTO's office at home, assuming at this time, that he.
[1950]has a phone in the office, most likely an extension of the
[1951]. home. phone: For planning purposes, we would appreciate from.
[1952]-MKNOVA a.list of: ‘requirements for a target study in the use.
[1953]of an RF device... If other means are available for external ©
[1954]penetration ‘of his home we would welcome your suggestions
[1955]and comments, Please advise us also if the RF device is still
[1956]a controlled item, which cannot be discussed with or released
[1957]tolaison. Your earliest reply would be appreciated,
[1959]Serer stecl’ 2 Scoobee’
[1960]Howard R. SACODER
[1962]4 hate 7
[1964]ae Sketch of Area- AMA UTO“1 | home: Iden sheet usc
[1965]= tt: C/WOA fat d
[1966]istrib yo 2-C/Wit watt; 2 C/EUR #/0 att a SCRE ¥/ a ia
[1968]GROSS RLFERENCE 10 wD . ee. Laelia SIMBOL AND RUMSIR pat
[1969]2 . at
[1971]osma-24746 | 24 January 1969
[1973]Cassiicaiion ° Bivorg NUMBER
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[2002]IDEN c _ - 7 ; CALLE PIO XII.
[2003]IDEN D . Raph Seehafer
[2004]IDEN E ; Howard Ellis
[2005]IDEN F CoH. Duffin
[2006]“wen G : a Guillermo RUIZ Perez
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[2082]ne an at) .
[2083]“loer sccoao se
[2084]_ fea at occas
[2086]cater, Vester Hewisphere Division
[2088]. _ ‘Chief, EUR Div., Chief of Station, JMWAYE .
[2090]Chief of Station, Madrid
[2092]iin aigvikio- Rien AS WADRID $77 4776 Lo . Madrid,
[2093]bot B. OSMA-23406, 12 Jan 68 oe eps
[2095]: I : : riod. since the forwarding of ref B, .
[2097]he: " QUDOZE * ‘and QUT MID rations have continued. to. provide insights
[2099]-dnto the. prograw of. the PBROWEN official establishment in’ Spain, the
[2101]-requirenents: laid.-on ‘it: and the: -evolut ion in. the thinking of
[2103]; AMAUTO=1 and his staff as they work toward expanding their contacts
[2105]" and iafluence in the. political, ecdiosic and cultural-propaganda
[2107]ficlds; ‘These developments vi) provide the subject matter for
[2108]subsequent dispatches’, _ ‘However, in addition to sucn conventional .
[2109]“publ ic Yelations"; ‘the QUDOZ® Reports have recently carried evie
[2110]dence of HRCUILE activety, _Because such activity automatically
[2111]means PBHUMEN involvément in Spain's internal affairs, QUOTA has
[2112]taken an even greater than usual: interest in these developments,
[2113]Translations of the transcripts detailing this Anforaation are given
[2115]below. ; ae
[2117]9. The earliest and certainly the gost striking MEGUILE in-
[2118]foreation was forwarded under ref A describing AMAUTO-1's advice
[2119]to AMADIEU-1' on the techniques of living a clandestine life, on
[2121]“the use of disguise and'on the becessity for good organization ‘tor
[2123]-. "with. bad’ organization we arelost". Then, 8 QUDOZE Report of:
[2124]_ 30 April. ‘68 summarized a discussion on the Isck of personrel in
[2125]“the: ‘Enbassy. to make scientific and technical contacts, at which
[2126]“time AMAUTO-1 digressed into describing the cover for a new sember.
[2127]of the staff whoa he apparently expected to arrive in the near,
[2128]future. "“..,. what is lacking is a comrade who could take care |
[2129]of the. cultural and- apparently the technical aspect also. Who
[2130]‘could also ascertain who are the ‘Avericans, their addresses, in “
[2131]what streets are located their...." He adds that this comrade will
[2132]have to move about, to make contacts, to be up on everything, and
[2133]if time remains to do other ‘things. . He added that he revenbers the
[2134]President (of PBRUHEN) gave much importance: to this as 4 matter of
[2135]honor for all the wissions abroad. He repeated that the techrical
[2136]“aspect (i.e.collecting technics) information) required a coarade, a
[2138]_ Distribution:
[2140]2 - C/YH Div. ne
[2141]Goss aN = C7EUR Div, TEER NSE
[2143]wen Jadications of Clandestine Activi-=
[2144]po. Operdtiona1/TYP1C/QUDOZE/MHGUILE ‘ty planned by PARUMEN Embassy 12
[2147]é Fal 1 1 :
[2149]Tita ¥Hos Ou Eee
[2151]CONTINUATION OF 1
[2152]DISPATCH
[2154]SECRET. | MA-23870. 0
[2156]‘comrade who learns the details of foreign commerce in order to be
[2157]‘able ‘to converse. yall vith people. Apparently this vould be: a,
[2158]type of overt Specialty thot they. would give to tho comrade who
[2159]“41a order to hide the true” purpose of his pission which yeuld be to
[2160]collect information -for. then a4 AMAUTO-=1 48. heard to comsent’ that
[2161]they have to “invyent™ the vork of this comrade in order that he j-
[2162]“ pight- ‘have a definite. specialyy; | AMAUTO~1 seers to be thinking of i.
[2163]a specific person becauge he. comments that he speaks tvo languages,
[2164]ne dee 1thes economics, ‘and ‘adds that at the end of two ‘Eonths he
[2168]en ere,
[2170]: Following the returé ‘of AMADRIFT-1. on the 7th of March €8,
[2171]via PBatniEn nati na] flight, after hone leave in PBRUMEN, the Qunoz4
[2172]matorial reporte xtensive conversations’ between AMA DRIFT—1. and :
[2173]AMAUTO=1 on future plans. Tvo- were of MHGUILE doterest:”
[2175]2 qupeze ” iport 6 43. warch 68, ‘AMAUTO-1 says, "this is...
[2177]With the American movement - ‘in. Spain: ‘and with the Bonopoly Lo
[2178]that: they have ery" e ‘He. saya, Tin ‘ay jucgenent our - :
[2179]‘undamental- probies o Spain from the political potat of
[2180]view is to ascertain what there is behind all - this, what
[2181]~. ‘there ‘here, we aust get ourselves in notion”. “That is a
[2183]very” dmportant point: for us, to ascertain what are their
[2184]’ names, who are those who are. here, .how they (the Americans:
[2186]are. moving" « He adds taat, "If we are able to find out, @
[2188]will be able to- ‘stop then. completely.”
[2190]B.. QUDOZE Report of ‘14 Mar 68. AMAUTO-1 says that they have
[2191]-. to find out “what are the forces in Spain, with the pos-
[2192]‘sibility of our haying access (to. thea)", He comments that
[2193]Spain, is'at’a crossroads interoaily and externally.- He -
[2194]says they have to find out what is happening in Spain,
[2195]whether they. give the workers liberty to strike, etc. i
[2197]He again repeats all they have to find out, ment fons find-
[2198]ing out "who are the sonarchists, what forces they repre-
[2199]to what forces are they united, who are the elezents
[2201]sent,
[2202]that ere being financed by the CIA and by the American
[2203]Embassy", "Which are those scattered elements that the
[2205]newspaper of. the Movement has accused of being backed by
[2207]the Awerican Eubassy, what. financial.pover do they have?” —
[2209]|
[2210]|
[2211]i
[2213]4. AMAUTO-1 had apparently set great hope op the ] May 638 |
[2214]‘anti-government demonstration by workers and students which, as: |
[2215]Headquarters is-aware, the police effectively handled. Ina 2 . H
[2216]May QUDOZE Report, AMAUTO-1 repeatedly commented on what a tremen- j
[2217]dous failure the dewonstration bad been; he kept asking AMADRIFT-2 |
[2218]what had happened, why the Spanish people had not responded, why
[2219]the workers had not, and finally said "The next demonstration we
[2220]are going to sane here a member (of the Eubassy". : .
[2222]j
[2223]|
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[2254]Teen nate ee ner ely
[2256]‘ec. Guillerze orestew RUIZ Perez, Chargé d'Affaires.
[2258]SECRET
[2260]Chief, European Division
[2262]Chief, Western Hemisphere Division
[2263]Chief of r Station, Midrid tw
[2265]1. ‘The, following conversation came. from Subject source; .
[2267]“tat a meeting vith Hector GALLO and Aristides DIAZ,
[2268]- the following. statenent was sade by. Guilleres: ‘ROI;
[2270]Fe i Cuba Charge. ‘d’aftaires:
[2272]: "You know. ‘why " 3 saying. this... . because. the ‘CIA 1s
[2274]-.. directly intervening in ‘the internal affairs of ‘the
[2275]. Country, ARAGON can say “it, the DGS Director can Bay .
[2276]“4t, as.well as our dear. friend Don Camilo PONSEVEDRA.
[2277](phon. ), and :here they don't permit ‘this or anything
[2279]'.. because they know very well that......here the Soviet.
[2281]KGB: as well as- the American CIA. can't,....because the
[2282]-Spatiards.....hate it so such. The Americans are trying
[2284]to asphyxiate this government, first because while
[2286]FRANCO 1s. in-powver . there ts always the great danger of |
[2288]. a revolt here. The Americans want to have @ government
[2289]‘tn Spain of the type Italy, France and Vest Gersany have,
[2290]a stable governnent’, that: has a high middle class} and
[2291]where there 18 o high standard of living, because when
[2292]you have the difference between the individual who is
[2293]eating.....and the individual who is eating a chicken,
[2294]then- you have a dangerous probien, because in Latin
[2296]Aserica we have. ...° but here in Europe it‘s different,
[2297]that is why I's telling you this.....they can be toter-
[2299]-vening in the government...,.that is why we Bust try, to
[2301]find out,"
[2303]2, Following 19 the identity of the , personnel involved -
[2305]a. Rector GALLO protieles, First. Secrotary of Cuban Embassy, also
[2306]believed to be Chief, DSE officer stationed at the Embassy.
[2308]by Aristides DIAZ Rovirosa, Second Secretary/Press Attache, ‘also’
[2309]possibly lavolved ia intel watters.
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[2363]1, FOLLOWING AS OF POSSIALE INTEREST. IS TRANSLATION
[2365]&, PORT Oi OF QUD GEE TAKE OF 4 APRIL 68: ..
[2366]Rez hd _
[2367]Ibex A HOLDS A CONVERSAT IGN WITH -DEN B, IGEN
[2369]a SIVES HIG ADVICE AND Th sSTRUCT 10S. RELATED 10 Th:
[2370]“FACT THAT IN THE FUTURE He wANTS IDEN 8 TO BE
[2371]DISGUISED WHE? HE MEETS PEOPLE, CIT Is OJIFFICULT
[2372]T3 SAY IF IDEN A-ALSO RE Firs TO CTHER PEOPLE IN
[2373]Taz EnBassy AS WELL). ONLY PHRASES CAN BE
[2374]CESTINCILY UNDERSTOMs IDEN As You ARE ALREADY
[2375]; CLANDESTINE, YOU KNOW THAT NOT EVERYTHING IS BaD
[2376]Us  eEWS, ORGANEZATION AND NO CONTACTS, AN ORGANIZA-~
[2377]TICS IN CHARGE OF LOOKING FOR HOUSES, MEANS .....
[2378]THST IS TO SAY, TO 5 AELE TO CHANGE YOuR FACE
[2380]_ QUICKLY, USE ELEVATED SNCES TO APPEAR TALLER,
[2381]‘You HAVE TO CHANGE EVERYTHING, WHEN YOU START
[2382]LIVISG If THE COMMUNITY, THEN NOT ORLY MUST YoU
[2383]LIVE SECRETLY SUT YOU MUST ALSO CHANGE YOUR
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[2545]HAs DISCLOSED OCcAStons S WHICH AmAUTO-1 HAS
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[2561]miata ont ct ab
[2563]_ Furopegn nivisten MENS ead
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[2565]hick, Wit Dive 2 COS, JMVAVE : ed 1AM ROSE Ian NS .
[2567]_ Chiot~pf Station, Madrid wAS
[2569]“Dpiscussion of Missiles oe
[2571]. 1. “On 10 January 1968, AMAUTO-1, tn one of his many daily
[2572]discussions. with his ‘subordinates, reflected on the international
[2573]position of his country, and anong the things he said, we quote
[2574]the’ following which may be of possible interest to addressees.
[2575]Although part of the discussion was not heard because of the
[2576]emotional inflection of the speaker, we feel that the jist of
[2577]the discussion. is: clear and understandable, . .
[2579]Ee can ee
[2583]"we are denonstrating to the world that. Cuba...is
[2584]favorably disposed to do whatever. ««(ANAUTO-1 begins |
[2585]to talk against the United States) that when the :
[2586]Americans have to raise the white flar..,because the
[2587]first plane that appears on radar... (AMAUTO-1 is
[2588]speaking: excitedly and itis very difficult to wi
[2589]each.word Dut it appears that he is talking about the:
[2590]positions of missiles in Cuba), Havana, Las Villas and
[2591]Camaguey. and that with these missiles, we can cover
[2592]Miami, New York, and ali their bases, and all of their
[2593]mmierda't, , .4if the Americans say they are going ty
[2594]‘sad them (missiles? planes?), we will send then; if
[2595]‘ they (Americans) say they are yoing to dnvace us, the
[2596]first plane that comes to invade.,.(AMAUTO-1's sub-
[2597]ordinate remarked that 15 October G2 marked a point
[2598]’ in international politics, when tho Yankees ordered’
[2599]the Soviets to withdraw their missiles), . .(AM\UTO-1
[2600]injected) "they (the Sovicts) presented them (the ; ‘
[2602]Cubans) with ten bombs",
[2604]lorstand
[2606]mt eS hs a te ona need Ba ee
[2608]2. Our reason for reporting this fragmentary information is’
[2610]that AMAUTO-1 might be confirming the presence ot offensive nis-
[2612]siles in Cuba,
[2613]Lhe Exqti-,
[2614]Howard R.“ SACGDER
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[2652]CROSS REFERENCE TO
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[2672]‘Chief, Burcpoan Division ~~ a j Tern GukGi 216
[2673]__Chieot of Station, SYWAVE en an BONN ne
[2674]Chief of Station, uaarid ee _
[2676]. ‘Peres: arrived in. Madrid on the. Iberia flight
[2677]987 aecoppaniod by his wife, ‘Rilea, aud ‘three
[2679]3 Fator ‘and ‘had’ let the various compononts of the
[2681]Cuban off) pint ‘establishment: in: Spain: run their own affaira,
[2683] Thia: ‘fact plus the inevitable tendency of a new chief to be
[2685]“a "new broda” and rearrange things according to bis own
[2686]lighta, ‘led Station .dadrid to expect Bowe changes particularly
[2688]within the. Fabaasy. However, the QUDOZR and QUTIXID operations
[2690]havo ‘ghovn: NUIZ.at least. initially to be an aggressive and.
[2692]; well organized, individual with tdeas of his.own that clearly.
[2694]reflect his background in comercial affairs and oropared to
[2695]sake changes that preaine to go beyond the superficial
[2696]s¥eeping of a new brooz. Underlying RUIZ's actions. and
[2698]' proposats is the clear isplication that he cane to vadrid
[2700]with: the specific: task of. ‘upgrading tho Cuban miseion in
[2701]Spain both in terms of prestige and effectiveness. Station
[2702]Wadrid will transait to the addressees the relevant
[2703]information on this program as it becomes available from the
[2705]7 QULOZE and QUTIMID operations ‘Along vith iaforration on the
[2706]official Cuban persona Litiea aduiniatering the program.
[2708]2. A atriking wifference between RUIZ and his
[2709]predecessor was noted in the QUROZE and GUTIBID reports of
[2710]that first week. RUIZ-has no inhibitions over spending
[2711]Goney. one of the Rabaesy cars, a Peugeot vas replaced with
[2712]& nev aodel and there vas discussion of replacing the other
[2713]two Peugeota with new ones, Nilda, RUIZ's wife, was picked
[2714]up by the wife of GOVIN sho turned $200 over to her to go
[2715]ghopping at the Corte Ingleaa, one of xndrid’s tvo best
[2717]2 + C/T Division
[2718]2 = C/KUR Biviston ; GROUP 1
[2719]2- cs, JMMAVE Excluded from Autoaatic
[2721]OS4A-23, 408 12 January 1988
[2723]CLASSIFICATION ; “THOS fu NUMER "
[2725]SECRET . | 200212026)
[2727]Downgrading and beclassification
[2729]- Continued .....
[2731]; Plans ot _kew Coban Asbassador in- Madrid ne
[2733]AGN erQuIE RaUiRto- rea 7 -
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[2744]Known. de ment stores, RUIZ checked vith GALLO, his
[2745]“deputy, on ‘the - propor clothes for diplomatic functions tin. |
[2746]Madrid and.an appointment was to be made with a tailor.
[2747]_ Nilda declared that the apartment where CALZADILLA and his
[2748]- family had lived ecoremic2ily was inadequate and thoy
[2749]decided to look for & chalet, something very spacious and
[2750]well-priced:..: They subsequently seriously considered one
[2751]‘known to-rent -for 30,000 pesetas ($500) per month and thon
[2752]_- “tufned it .dovna, dpparéatly for reasons other than price, A
[2753]: ew :tolex:‘wachine was ‘ordered for the Embassy, The technician
[2754]' "S"gtated they could’ install a. teletype that could only receive, |
[2755]_"t .-not-:send, messages but this seemed acceptable, So, .
[2757]4. December 1967, the day after his arrival,
[2759]- On Vonday,
[2760]consuls in Barcelona, Sevilla and
[2762]RUIZ ordéred the |
[2764]_ Vigo’ to: Madrid’ for:
[2765]‘of “wanting to. =
[2767]Wednesday ,:6-'
[2768]meeting in
[2770]i
[2772]( L attention was givén to adzinistrative
[2773]matters, trade and prop ganda. .Thé latte: two subjects will
[2774]be dealt with 41n separate dispatches. On the administrative
[2775]side, RUIZ listéned sympathetically to complaints about low
[2776]salaries, old buildings and inadequate operating budgets and
[2777]concluded by asking for a monthly report on receipts and
[2778]-expenses aod @-report.on the. consuls’ current needs, their
[2779]monthly balances-and their administrative activities. The
[2780]printing and telephone bills were the two items of expense
[2781]that kept recurring throughout the discussions,
[2785]: 4, By the end of the week, RUIZ had prepared a report
[2786]‘on the situation he found in the Chancerry and the mission
[2787]in. general for forwarding to Havana and which he first .
[2788]discussed with his subordinates, He started by assuring
[2789]- them that he had "found great co-operation among all the
[2790]comrades in this mission" and declared that the staff was
[2791]complete. Apparently, RUIZ intends to make no parsonnel
[2792]changes and Hector GALLO Portieles, who had previously beén
[2793]most eager to return PCS to Havana, now has gone to Havana
[2794]on vacation, He left Madrid on the 20 December 1967 Iberia
[2796]flight.
[2798]5. The Cuban mission has certain financial problems
[2799]since the present budget dates from previous yee73 and does
[2800]not cover current expenses... However, the “new economic
[2801]activities of the consulate" are expected to assist with the
[2802]problem, Here RUIZ is presumably referring to the pressure
[2803]brought to bear in November 1967 by Cuban sympathizers in
[2804]the Spanish Foreign Office working through the Customs and
[2805]the Immigration. Office to force Cuban exiles to register
[2806]with the Cuban consulate and pay the $22.50 fee for a valid
[2807]passport. Enough exiles have responded to this pressure to
[2808]relieve gome of the financial problems of the Cuban mission.
[2809]Thia source of income will Jastias long as the Cubans’ friends
[2810]in. the Foreign Ministry are able to assist them, ‘
[2812]G. The reception of Cuban official travelers at the.
[2813]_ airport and the handling of Embassy pouches poses a
[2814]continuing adrinistrative problem for the Embassy. Jose.
[2815]DIAZ Puga, who is in charge of this airport work has to
[2816]devote himself exclusivaly to taking care of the couriers
[2817]t when any come in, leaving visitors to fend
[2819]and their pouches )
[2820]for themselves, This situation. has been alleviated by
[2821]other Fmbassy staff members jaunting out to the airport at
[2823]will to meet the inconing planes. Now, RUIZ has declared
[2825]- that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because
[2826]they have a work plan to fulfill, Thus, he has left himself
[2827]with an uiresolved problem he’ must face in the very near
[2829]Teaee SO
[2831]. ——_-——_future. ° aS SICATION 7 meneneTT a
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[2850]‘7, . The new Ambassador concluded his roport vith three
[2851]recommendations: ,
[2853]|
[2854]~ : ‘a, Rent another building where thea Chancillary,
[2855]: _ ", the Commercia? Office, the Consulate and the:
[2856]“ Cubana Offices can all ‘be housed: instead o% - |
[2857].. being dispersed in separate buildings as they |
[2858]/ are“now; we . |
[2859]|
[2860]|
[2862]. ” a e Rent or preferably buy a residence for the Chief
[2863]: _ of Mission, . The one they nov have is not
[2864]. adequate; — : . .
[2866]¢.-- Send another person from Cuba who has the
[2867]{background to take care of scientific work plus
[2868]_ .eontinuing the contacts the Nigeion will have
[2869]a . “" glready made. In view of RUIZ's previous
[2870]agent : _ statement on the completeness’ of the staff, suc
[2871]& person would likely be a non-official”
[2873]represéntative of.one of Cuba's cultural fronts
[2874]suchas the Casa de lar Americas. =
[2876]c. ; - 8. RUIZ concluded his. remarks by saying that in Spain
[2877]there is a tremendous field for’ the Cubans, they have no .
[2878]UR x ey can.do a great work, Such is. the
[2879]and that Station=Madrid-belleves:*
[2881]CLASSIFICATION
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[2895]he VEre Lint Ain CALA LEPCLT ee Pars docir cue eatdn interesedis
[2900]ebian en poser wifena por lo enfants
[2902]Cupane) ua ha AC NTILe= Feta sedora conooe = M2
[2904]6
[2906]pos, ao eatuyieron jautop.en +s catuwla, 6a Cuba. coimie ot 3 tenis
[2907]12.0 i}-atow, Hage 20 afca {ca bo ee ven ye @ Oomente que cuanto.
[2908]lo vas Go va a conoceria yor -e be cantizdo mc 0. jaila (pila) lo com
[2909]ett. ua Bite Ba crve (ue days cartiedo mache pub“al CWT) es mitto .
[2910]do ojo6 verdes y jue en osadio alls (isin) we Vike 0; ,elOe nid eoth
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[3053]PROCESSING alee
[3055]MAPEID FOR WNOENIND
[3057]Chief, Western Hemisphere’ Division NO HOCAING PLQUIRED
[3058]pn Chief, European Division | ; pie GALIFIEO CESK
[3059]: Chief of Station, JNCOBRA _ CAN JUDGE INDE XIRG
[3062][2 Chief of Station, Madrig of Ls | tee
[3063]© | Operational/TYPLC/QUDOZE/QUT IMI D/MHAPRON
[3064]yo RUIZ Perez _
[3066]ACTION REQUIRED”. REFERENCES.
[3068]Action Required; FYI
[3070]1. ‘Gui rréetmo- RUIZ ‘Perez, “Charge a@taffaires of the
[3071]‘Cuian Emi_assy: in Madrid, .has occupied. that post for
[3072]nearly a year. During that time, the QUDOZE/QUTIMID
[3073]material has revealed various facets of his personality,
[3074]showing him.to be.a man of volatile temper, an incessant
[3075]talker and with more breadth of experience and outlook
[3076]than the > other members of the local Cuban mission,
[3078]LPL
[3079]Here in’ “Spain he has been interested in neeting - ‘as many
[3080]people as possible and. in widening his circle. of
[3082]No...m tter. wnat. ‘their. pi
[3084]‘world, He has_laid great emphasis. on cultural matters .
[3085]in outlining his plans for the Embassy's activities. He
[3086]has shown a certain intellectual restlessness, a desire
[3087]to keep abreast of events in the world outside of Cuba
[3088]and a willingness to accept whatever he deems to be good
[3089]“or useful from that exterior world. Thus, during his
[3090]early conversations with his staff soon after his arrival,
[3091]he extolled the virtues of the Yankee system. of "briefing"
[3092]‘and the fact that executives have privacy for con the =
[3094]was pre- -occupied: by the interpretation he would”
[3095]to give to Cuba here, that cultural relations were
[3097]oan - or mph ences gan ee Ge continued ies coe viene
[3099]«2 - C/WHD
[3100]2 - C/EUR 2ccingtrze/s. GROUP I \
[3101]2 - COS, JMCOBRA . a Excluded from Automatic:
[3102]‘Downgrading and Declassification
[3103]: : atul- 73 S lf (a
[3104]CROSS REFERENCE TO QSPATCH SymsoL AMD IWWEER . ONE
[3105]OSMA-24,212) | | 13 September 1968
[3106]CLASSIFICA TOS: NCS FILE NUMBER
[3107]SECRET 65-6-44/3
[3109]a . . . ‘ 65-2-10/9
[3111]a re ~ Hi — :
[3112]OF SRT ae Wt np
[3113]- t 7
[3115]CONTINUATION OF j :
[3116]DISPATCH SECRET | OSMA=24, 212
[3118]reduced to a very narrow etrele and Since Cuba was) "in"
[3119]economically it was now necessary to pive attention to..
[3120]the political and cultural fields, HNe~later commented
[3121]_on the. fact, that- Cuba ds practically unknown .in “Spain,
[3122]Tat “ubuh produéets are’ never seen in the local .storeg
[3123]and that ‘the view \of Cuba of the average Spaniard has”
[3124]_-cone fram ‘the exiles. tle has .continued™to discuss the
[3125]need for advertising Cuban products and considered
[3126]. decOrating nis office and his home: with Cuban items and
[3127]furniture so he could show a little bit of Cuba to his
[3128]Spanish. and foreign contacts, Another consequcnce of -
[3129]this'destre to put Cuba's best foot forward is a certain
[3130]harshness in dealing: with the shortcomings of his - me
[3131]. Colleagues and fellow Cubans outside the mission, calling
[3132]“attention to ani ‘deficiencies in their conduct and ways
[3133]of. dealing with: the persons they meet. As recently .ag
[3134]‘in ‘a’ QUDOZE -report ‘of 13 July he was complaining that the
[3135]‘Cubans. scem. to' have lost -the elegant touch in their |
[3136]' public functions, . . .
[3138]7 , 3.-.RUIZ's attitude toward money follows logically
[3139](7 from his desire, that Cuba's prestige increase and he is
[3140]quite willing to spend money where it will show. The-
[3141]Embassy's 6 January. reception was’ an expensive affair,
[3142]the Embassy -and (Commercial officers take their Spanish
[3143]contacts to the best restaurants, he and his wife pay
[3144]30,000 pesetas (approximately $ 430.00) rent per month
[3145]for a house deemed suitable to his position and buy new
[3146]clothes without ‘hesitation for the various diplomatic
[3147]functions, © Before- he went on home leave on 6 August 1968,
[3148]he, was encouraging his stafr to rent better apartments
[3149]that would more nearly match their status as diplomats
[3150]and his wifo was looking for a different house for them, .
[3151]One with fewer maintenance headaches and with rooms large ny
[3152]_) ,-enough for, siiall receptions of as many as 40 people. aa
[3153]fai vf. this is quite in accord with RUIZ's own bourgdisa
[3154]¢ tastés, reflected more than any thing eIsé in his preat
[3155]. Intetest in clothes and in being well dressed. Yet the
[3156]Cuban mission Operates on a slim budget and the salaries
[3157]are not high. Station Madrid has no information on
[3158]whether Cuban mission personnel receive a housing
[3159]allowance but assumes they must as otherwise RUIZ, at
[3160]least, could never make cnds meet, RUIZ earns a gross
[3161]’ salary of $681.50 per month and all his living expenses
[3162]including clothes, food, medical expenses, education for
[3163]the couple's 5 children and perhaps utilities must come
[3164].from this sum, RUIZ also expects to be able‘to invite
[3165]Cuban officiils transiting Madvid and his Soanish and
[3166]foreign contacts home for lunch or dinner at any time.
[3167]There is no indication that he receives a representation
[3168]allowance yet he will allow his wife to charge nothing
[3169]except the Ssaituries of two maids to the Embassy and she
[3170]can't economize on food when they are alone because he
[3171]will go out to a restaurant rather than eat rice and ‘beans,
[3172]RUIZ is. Plainly cautious in his dealings with Havana over
[3173]money, even while wanting to live as well as possible
[3174]in Madrid. The difference in the couple's manner of
[3175]living between Havana and Madrid must be striking since
[3176]RUIZ hada good position in the Ministry of Foreign Commerce
[3177]prior to becoming Charge d'Affaires and yet his wife told
[3178]Vera, the Embassy secretary and her closest friend, that
[3179]she did not have a refrigerator in Cuba and would like
[3180]to take one back with her if they did not return to Madrid
[3182]after home leave!
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[3190]2
[3192]|
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[3200]i ee Ste a ROR Sree ere rer eeresrererre)
[3202]CONTINUATION OF 1 :
[3203]DISPATCH | SECRET i OSMA-24, 212. .
[3205]4. As an individual, RUIZ has appeared in .
[3206]QUDOZE/QUTIMID as hervous, capricious, quick tempered. |
[3207]In contrast to his”pleasant” public appearance and ‘his
[3208]- usually acceptable telephone language, his private
[3209]conversation is vulgar, low and full of ugly words.
[3210]We SWears” contintally “and flics oft into. rages. He is
[3211]. a Compulsive talker. and apparently uses his long.
[3212]“conversations and his consultations over some course
[3213]_Of action as a mheans of psychological ‘reintorcement.
[3214]‘He has given the impression of being insecure in hig
[3215]-Rosit:ion and when faced with an accumulation or
[3216]problems in the office prior to home leave, was talking
[3217]of resigning: and returning to Cuba, This insecurity
[3218]may account for: ‘his touchiness over the way he is...
[3219]treated by the Spaniards, especially those in government
[3220]positions.” --He has been noted describing several of his
[3221]. interviews -with, Spanish Ministets or people holding
[3222]‘. Amportant. government positions at great length, going~
[3223]a into ‘much detail on the length of the meeting, if they
[3224].- “shook hands, if the person smiled, if he liad anything
[3225]nice to say: about Cuba or the Cubans, etc. As the
[3226]addressees know, +RUIZ came to his post as a. transfer
[3227]-.. from thé Ministry of Foreign Commerce. On numerous
[3228]"|" -o€casions he has’ said that his life interest is in-
[3229]commerce and industry and prior. to his vacation ‘in Cuba,
[3230]he was increasingly depressed Over his present position
[3231]and his ability to fill it, which may account for some
[3232]of this sense of personal uncertainty. He has scemed
[3233]a hard worker and a man with good ideas on the work of
[3234]the ‘Embassy and how it should be organized, ideas which
[3235]he has repeated endlessly, but he has been unable to |.
[3236]inspire in his subordinates. In his disputes with GALLO
[3237]in June he complained about the lack of team spirit in
[3239]the office,
[3241]§. .RUIZ's political ideas are centered in the Cuban
[3243]Q
[3245]revolution and the Station considers him as an
[3247]if unquestioned regime Supporter. . However, his approach
[3248], is différent from that of the younger, less. intelligent
[3249],;men who have known nothing else. RUIZ has hada
[3251]-isufficient breadth of education and experience to make
[3253]ja choice, to have reached his own decision that the
[3255]‘Castro regime is good for Cuba and that Marxism as
[3256]interpreted by the Cubans is an adequate intellectual
[3257]foundation for life. A QUDOZE Report of 13 December 1967
[3258]included a discussion with a Spanish employee of the
[3259]Embassy during which RUIZ explained that the Cuban
[3260]revolution is different from any other revolution there
[3261]has ever been in the world, that it has different
[3262]characteristics and trajectories, that in spite of having
[3264]"a mark of Marxist principles it has many variations
[3266]which make it different. These variations are unknown
[3267]even to some of the comrades themselves. Ina QUDOZE
[3268]Report of 23 June, he commented on certain features of |
[3269]the Cuban system as “very difficult to understand unless
[3270]one is of the left". The QUDOZE Report of 4 July quoted
[3271]extensively in OSMA-24,112 of 9 August 1968 showed
[3273]most clearly RUIZ’s view of Cuba and the revolution as-
[3274]one entity and to_see himself within that structure, a
[3275]part of it and serving it. Beyond that, his mind runs
[3276]in business and public relations rather than political
[3277]channels and he has shown less interest in the policies
[3278]than in the power relationships @f the men within the
[3280]‘hierarchy Who administer the policies, He Has Been
[3282]able: to Avoid ‘sounding doctrinaire in his discussions and
[3284]has been able to deal satisfactorily with the wide variety
[3286]a a on ~~ ~~ “4 wre ines oe oe tree
[3288]530 USE Pa Cereus comma | _ s ECRET
[3291]14-0000
[3293]Tet ae er re ne A Ree eee hiner ee
[3295]SR a rn
[3296]i Tah = im rea. ON eae
[3298]OISPATCH | SECRET OSMA-24, 212
[3300]of people he likes to meet. This last winter the couple
[3301]“Was able to find a secular school for their cnildren
[3302]«Where ‘they would wot be taught religion, Along with the
[3303]Fest of ‘his staff RUIZ has exaggerated ideas about the
[3304]size and aggressive intentions of the WOFIRM organization
[3305]in Spain ené@ its Siways on the tookout tor a “provocation".
[3306]even to the extent. of refusing to receive an-unknowa ;
[3307]nNewspuper. man who called for an interview.
[3309]a 6. RUIZ seems to have little time for his wife,
[3310]Nilda, and their children and, at least in public, his
[3311]‘attitude toward his wife has been quite curt. He has.
[3312]mentioned. on at least two occasions having "his problems
[3313]at home" and that all married couples have problems .
[3314]they alone can solve, but he -has never discussed them.
[3315]Nilda, for her part, in her long conversations with Vera
[3316]has. made no comments that would indicate any special
[3317]problems. - She-had always worked prior to coming to
[3318]Spair and at first was quite discontented with a life of
[3319]_ idleness, but adjusted herself to her new Situation,
[3320]She appears intelligent, competent, a good mother and
[3321]probably a good business woman, She is. outspoken but
[3322]also solicitous and affectionate with. her husband, always
[3323]- snterested in his work and encouraging him in what he
[3324]‘does. RUIZ, like most of the members of his staff, has
[3325]H had u : 5 :
[3327]ication
[3329]ey ee ; sroblems,, “of fice: pr bl ens ‘and
[3330]- whatever e gs of inadéquacy ‘h ‘ :
[3331]Jleaveiimust :havée done? RUIZ. -good’ , ed;-to ‘Madrid
[3332]“on 30 September 1968 for another year and his wife and
[3333]children are expected to follow shortly.
[3335]toe
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[3344]_
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[3352]a _ | NO. fT egceiveo { ronmanpes 1. INITIALS a .
[3354]a (WHEN rie NT on te
[3355]eS __ IN
[3356]: ~ _ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[3358]1 eee. -
[3359]; INSTRUCTIONS
[3361]a =.
[3363]PRICK TO Fine FLING
[3365]_ TOC ACTION v BRANCH
[3369]Cad Loa ay -
[3370]I. Pilin Sect. 2. 3 bac agp ba PA°
[3371]and forward to'RID, * ate it °§ yy l A 8 : If fig nu. and titfe shown are not proper,
[3372]2 Destfey font cover shee ) . BSert proper file na. below and forward
[3373]~ Bi ignificant action taken rs : Cocament to RID/AN.
[3374]. ing presezvati on. ‘ a ; .
[3375]- FROM: PRISER FILE NOL
[3376]~ .
[3377]~ RD/ x
[3378]a . To. ALL ADDRESSEES
[3380]“FILE IN SEctICN” 1 STON BACK. IF APPROPRIATE ~~
[3381]covVrNTs
[3383]be swale bm oe : aa
[3387]Dale MICRA iD . 7 OOCVMENT DATE POSNUNENS NoMoER
[3389]locus 24490
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[3399]a
[3402]14-0000
[3404]‘DispaTH [os
[3406]a Chief, Western Hemisphere Division
[3408]a Chief of Station, JMWAVE Tele eae nome
[3409]i Chief, Eurvpean Division . Y, eo, ORY ULyTO Oe
[3410]Chief of Station, Madrid _ wceorus
[3413]¢ Biographic. Data and Photos of RUIZ and BORODOWSKY
[3414]Achon EEURD - ‘REFERENCES ©
[3416]Action Required: FYI
[3418]: ‘Forwarded herewith for the information of the addressees
[3419]‘is the biographic data and photos on the new Cuban Ambassador
[3420]_to Spain Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296) and his.
[3421]“wife and on RUIZ's secretary Vera BORODOWSKY Jackiewich
[3422]..(201-298225), The material was secured through liaison,
[3424]foe uw. Ta ArT puaed sivire CSA 2DBYoe - Gerais cere C2017 292 warp
[3426]Dis tributi ion: oe ;
[3427].. C2°- C/BH Division, w/att H/W oo. oe. Cota
[3428]2 -— COS, JMWAVE, w/att H/W Nes
[3429]2- C/EUR Division, w/o att
[3430]GROUP I
[3433](>< o@. LEE f* T exetuded from Automatic.
[3434], _ Downgrading . and Declassification
[3436]a oo
[3437]PIs 2.7
[3439]{fA rr.
[3441]CROSS AERLRENCE TO - es ma : DATE
[3442]OSMA-23 , 400 12 January 1968
[3444]. — CASHIFCATION HOS ALE ROMER
[3445]SECRET " 200-120-61 -
[3450]Ran ee carer ce
[3453]14-0000
[3455]Matis, 22 ye dLetexbro de 19 ———
[3457]OPREPSS-GUILEEE-O RUIS FERS EN
[3459]M.nisteno de ta 1 Gotermactoa
[3462]DE SEGURIDAD a - DE NnGoOCres we CUsA Ft R Ds
[3464]DE INVESTIGACION SociaL Ne Refs. eee . Dee ae ep cee ce .
[3465]S/ Reis oo. aes Fo eaten ee ae
[3467]Ampliendo nova nic. 15896 dol dia 13 del corriente, 30--
[3469]Mvavaee wee Tre la llegaéa.ce ULedrid cel Eneragedo ce Negocios” de Cubs en
[3471]AL OF |
[3473]a Nk Thoma se ete mee ee
[3475]29 DIGS a ~spaia Orostee—Gui Siler= m0 RUIZ Pai REL, en “gustitued éa- ‘@e Sran=
[3477]“3 saebetanatas ; —— 8. .
[3480]Le Sra. RUIZ PuRE4, nacié en La Habana el dia 26 de di-
[3482]ciembre de 1934, y coo ya const2, se llama Nilda VECIANA Lo
[3484]i FL, | |
[3485]? En cuznto al Encergado de Negocios, Orestes ~Juillerno
[3487]e aon RZ £Luus, nacié también en La Eabana el dia 10 de febrero
[3489]3 PU | de 2930. .
[3491]f ; Se sabo cue cetan ef fectuundo sestiones pera encontrar vi
[3493]wienda nfs adecusada a sus nocesidades que le que shora ocu-
[3495]pan que, es le gue tuvo siozpre en nuestra oapital el anterior
[3496]Encargado Cubano.
[3498]Sq aconpaten fotografits dol Repreuentanto Diplonatico |
[3499]Aludido y su-espoga.
[3501]» ' .
[3502]— | _ Speen
[3503]Art &@ Osarg rrv0e U8 bor; wey are
[3508]14-0000 j
[3509]3 “8a :
[3511]4 a ae , -
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[3514]- RUSDUSLSLILELIA‘O RUTE pepet. sca:
[3515]oiRtecion CENERAL - Asante: 82 SeS Sibi OG RUIZ PEREZ, SxuC.RG ADC
[3516]” “DE SéGUAIDAD - Du:
[3518]Misuzento de ls Gobemacios
[3521]DE IAVESTIGACION SOCHAL Ny Ref:
[3523]SRE me
[3525]Azpliendo nota nis. 15696 del €ic 13 del corriente, 3s0-
[3527]_ RECS 1 OF SéG¥EIDAD ; . . : .
[3528]H oGiaka a. 3 <ieom ata re la llegaéa ‘a Esdrid del & nerscedo é6 Negocios ee Cuts en . ° .
[3529]22 DIC speiia Creates-Gui ler: RUIS PEREU, en sus itueiéa de Fran-
[3530]H2@ISTHD Ss sALiea, a OALZADETT .. NIdIES on Gutes”
[3531]esr es Adtisco CALZADILLA NUREZ, @ céatizuscita se incluyen dutos re~
[3532]8 : pbpren
[3536]ferentes a dicho indiviéuo y su seflorar
[3537]ITs Sra. RUIZ PLREZ, nacté ex La Eebana el éta 26 de di;
[3538]cienbre de 1934, y coko ya consta, fe lax a Nilda Vz Bela LQ -: r .
[3542]seié tanbiéa en La Esbena el dia 10 de febroro
[3544]Sele? G des. —how 907
[3547]pun que, es la ona +uvo sicupre ex ruestre capital el: enterior ‘ i
[3549]Enecargado Cubano
[3550]Se scoupefan fotogrufics del Regresentanto Diplomatico Oo :
[3552]Aludido y su esposa.
[3554]. me)
[3556]M1) Mot, B-UNE AT
[3559](at anos PEOTISYNG ALTON
[3561]ISPATCH [| cecrer [eae
[3563]Chief, Western. Hemisphere, Division wo rinEUIeG BOWED
[3567]Chief, European Division
[3569]: Chicf of Station, JMCOBRA_ !_
[3570]Chief of Station, Madrid. IC
[3571]Reng Operational /TYPIC/QUDOZE : ;
[3572]Conflict Between Guillerme.RUIZ_ Percz_and_Hector GALLO Perticle
[3574]_ PACT RSQUIRED - MEFEMENCES ~ = “
[3576]jomr QUALIIAO DESK
[3577]LAN AEDGE QUIN
[3579]mic ROFTUe
[3580]MICROFILMED
[3582]AUS LE 1565
[3584]coc. micac.
[3586]Reference: OSMA-24,050 dated 12 July 1968
[3588]Action Required: | FYI
[3590]SER.
[3592]1, At. the time the referenced dispatch was prepared, .
[3593]_the QUDOZE Reports were showing the beginning of a full
[3594]fledged fight -between Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Charge
[3595]d'affaires of the Cuban Embassy in Madrid and his first
[3596]Secretary,: Hector GALLO Portieles.. As so often happens in
[3597]human relations, less important issues proved the vehicle
[3598]for expressing deeper conflicts and problems, In this
[3599]case, the primary problem can be simply summarized. The
[3600]members of RUIZ's staff operate independently of their
[3601]chief and he feels he is neither consulted nor informed by
[3602]his subordinates on their activities, This is particularly
[3603]true in relation, to GALLO, The specific issues which
[3604]sparked their quarrels were RUIZ's dispute with Emilio
[3605]ROMERO, editor of the newspapcr Pueblo, and the distribution
[3606]-of Che GUEVARA's Diary. .- ; .
[3608]2. A QUDOZE Report of 2 July 1968 outlined a hot
[3609]‘discussion that ensued when RUIZ went into a rage over a"
[3610]phone call GALLO had received from Emilio ROMERO, RUIZ
[3611]and ROMERO are not on speaking terms whereas GALLO and
[3612]ROMERO get along well, GALLO said, he ‘feared enmity with
[3613]ROMERO would bring about the. publication of articles
[3614]unfavorable to Cuba whereas RUIZ replied that when the first |
[3615]unfavorable article comes out, he will:take it to the
[3616]Foreign Minister and settle the matter’on that level, He
[3617]pelieves that he represents Cuba in Spain and that his
[3621]Distribution: “:
[3622]ie = C/WHD  . ef 85 Gee ;
[3623]“OL GVEUR fe ne ELE RES | baoup 1
[3624]- ' NCO!
[3625]2 = COS, J COBRA Excluded from Automatic
[3626]Downgrading :and Declassification
[3627]_ . : I Bote TE ete
[3628]CROSS REFERENCE £0 DISPATCH STMSOL AND BREE . H Balt 2
[3629]24 tekoxt oSMA-24,112° = «| |. 9 August 1968
[3630]: GASIFICATION : HOS Fu MUMBER
[3632]SECRET ;» : - 65-6-44/3.
[3634]Tiaeh a
[3636]- .
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[3644]DISPAICH |
[3646]SECRET OSMA-24, he
[3648]subordinates should back him by taking the same positions
[3649]in public that he takes, a not unreasonable demand on
[3651]the part of a Chief of Mission, RUIZ bluntly told GALLO
[3652]“that he, GALLO, had committed an error.and GALLO just as
[3653]bluntly. disagreed, - GALLO's view was that RUIZ had come in
[3654]im a bad humor and nothing pleased him whereas RUIZ felt
[3655]GALLO. should try putting himself in RUIZ's place, something
[3656]he-claims GALLO is incapable of doing. Finally, this
[3657]particular argument ended ina form of compromise with .
[3658]GALLO agreeing to.call ROMERO the following day and remind
[3659]him’ that. he "should eall the Minister".
[3661]3. On. 4 July the battle was renewed over the
[3662]distribution of Che's Diary. At that time the Embassy
[3663]only had 6 or 7 copies. which were being loaned out on an
[3664]overnight basis, RUIZ said he wanted to send the Diary
[3665]"to a mountain of people" while GALLO was also offering
[3666]-it freely and without consulting RUIZ about. the action or
[3667]his ‘list of recipients, RUIZ scolded him roundly for this.
[3668]and,. ignoring GALLO'’s attempts at self-justification, told
[3669]him he had to respect the instructions he received, At
[3670]one point in his tirade, RUIZ even went so far as to
[3671]suggest it would be better for one of them to leave and go
[3672]to work in another country, for example Rumania, Several
[3673]interesting items emerged from this’ long quarrel:
[3675]“some - ndéfined® prob kom® awhrich® 2Station=
[3676]Madrid assumes is related to his personality and his:
[3678]approach to. his. fellow workers. Ruiz said, "Look,
[3679]. “everyone. ‘knows the problem you have, ait
[3680]Sean “ay, L
[3682]cele SE
[3684]know ‘of the problem...”
[3685]importance of discussing Mrobless. 3 among the ‘comrades
[3686]and said "for example in your case, you have been
[3687]foolish. in not. outlining the problem, I was waiting
[3688]and ESPINO was waiting and PILOTO",. :
[3690]: B. RUIZ commented that now he can understand
[3691]the attitude of CALZADILLA, Before, ne had thought
[3692]CALZADILLA was in error but now he feels the same way.
[3694]He. mentions "an, ambivalence" and says he will not
[3696]eact the same ‘way that CALZADILLA. ‘was: wrong. cin -.
[3697]i , persons: whereas:
[3699]th. everyone,” not.
[3701]just a few.
[3703]ye te Oy --RUIZ-takes:.a - bro ader. view.of.Party. membership
[3704]than his contémporaries.’ In commenting on the weekly
[3705]- study circle for members. of the Party, he set forth
[3706]his opinion that all the comrades of the local Cuban
[3707]Mission should participate even though they may not
[3708]be members because in his eyes it is as if they all
[3709]really were members,
[3711]D. RUIZ repeated a statement he has made on
[3712]previous occasions - the great interest of his life
[3713]is foreign commerce, However, in this 4 July QUDOZE
[3714]Report, he added the interesting detail that he had’
[3715]not wanted to come to Madrid as Charge and, in affect,
[3716]had been persuaded to come against his will, He
[3717]believes he is best able to serve in the control of
[3718]irustry and that is where he could perform a
[3719]tremendous work for his country as every revolutionary
[3721]Ce tN Cd
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[3732]ought to be in the place of work where he is able
[3733]to do the most, “Until now, T bave always done
[3734]and have always gore where the revolution sent me... /
[3735]with my present limitation of criteria, I should |
[3736]not ‘be here”, He repeated hie canviction that he ‘
[3737]‘is wasting his talents and doing nething for Cuba
[3738]in, the position of Charge in’ comparison with what
[3739]he could do elsewhere, believe that with which
[3740]I am best able to serve my country.is in tke
[3741]‘control of industry...I. put myself in an industry |
[3742]and I’ see if things are being done well or if they
[3743]“are being done badly because I have knowledge and
[3744]because. I arrive at. my conclusions through the
[3745]accounting,..look, here I am wasting my presence
[3746]and my resources when I am able to be useful to
[3748].- production in another position,"
[3750]ens Tae
[3752]By the-end of this 4 July report, RUIZ had exhdusted all
[3753]his combativeness and appeared very. depressed.
[3755]“4. RUIZ'is due for home leave in Havana the first
[3756]part of August. There have been indications scattered
[3757]‘ throughout the QUDOZE and QUTIMID Reports of the last
[3759]month or two that he might: not return, The information
[3762]ch closely. ':
[3764]ar A aS: e-Some
[3765]gestures acknowledging RUIZ as head of the Mission
[3766]RUIZ will soon be going on home Leave, However, the forner
[3767]close association noted upon RUIZ's arrival is gone and
[3768]. . they are more distant and cool, GALLO at one point in
[3769]- . this. same 4 July QUDOZE Report mentioned how he had looked
[3770]: forward to working with RUIZ:.and QUDOZE had shown an _
[3771]_ initially close working relationship between them with
[3773]daily discussions of the problems of the Mission and the
[3775]' events of the day.
[3777]boss, and tried to sound reasonable but never gave in an
[3779]-~ + inch. on-any--of: the ‘points.over. which: they quarreled,—.In. ...... _.
[3780]the’end nothing was resolved except possibly to clear the
[3781]air of some of the tension between the two men for ina
[3782]10 July QUDOZE Report, RUIZ was still complaining about
[3783]GALLO'S friendship with Emilio ROMERO and saying that
[3784]‘GALLO only wanted to be out meeting people and not
[3785]preparing written memos on his work!
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[3834]FOUNDATION. ‘RUIZ, FAR FROM BEING DISSATISFIED WITH
[3835]PEGIME 1S CONVINCED SUPPORTER WHO BELIEVES THAT IN
[3837]‘SERVING CUBAN REVOLUTION HE Is SERVING BEST INTERESTS
[3839]OF CUBA. RUIZ INTERESTED IN OUTSIDE WORLD AND IN.
[3841]* AecePtED CASTRO' 7 INTERPRETATION OF COMMUNISM AS APPLIED®
[3843]RuIZ FEELING HE IS NOT IN POSITION WHERE CAN BE MOST
[3844]USEFUL. | HE BELIEVES HE IS WASTING HIS TALENTS IN
[3845]DIPLOMATIC POST AND WOULD LIKE POSITION MORE SUITED To .
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[4000]_ Cuban Charge d'affaires in Madrid
[4002]i
[4005]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ti; Loe
[4006]SUBJECT : Guillerno Orestes RUIZ Perez (201-735296) . |
[4008]toes According to QUDOZE/QUTINID, Subject is suffering
[4010]_ from-a sping} ailment resulting from a fall be had
[4011]about 12 yoara ago. Since thea he has bad chronic back-
[4012]aches which were, particularly severe during the tine that
[4013]he was in the U.S., iiniti; and Santo Domingo, His pains
[4014]‘have’ rdcurred since he arrived in Spain about siz acnths
[4015]‘ago. On 3 June ha had another severe attack and vas treated
[4016]by the Embassy's Spanish doctor VILLALANDA who prescribed
[4017]Cortigone. Hie conditica was diagaosed os fucurable since
[4018]it was doubted that the iujury to his spice eould be corrected
[4019]by an operation. Sudject was further told by his doctor ;
[4020]that the condition would worsen to the point where withia
[4022]} - glx to°l0O years he would have a defective valk. Subject
[4024]| : planned to send the diagnosis and x-roys to ROA in Havana
[4026]Hl who would pass thea to the Cuban specialist BARTINEZ-PAZ
[4028]for reviewing.
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[4076]DIRECTOR INFO PARIS... a ay
[4077]KEYWAY PBRUMEN QUTIMID = a uo |f
[4078]le OW 12 mar (88 AN AMERICAN, cirizen WHO ‘IDENTIFIED
[4080]HIMSELF” AS “DaviD™ YTacoBus VENT 10 THE PBRUMEN EMBASSY.
[4083]AND REQUESTED SEE AMAUTO-1 (IDEN). AMAUTO- 1 REFUSEQ
[4085]Wim” “UNTA E oH E“HAD™ED
[4087]HIS VISIT IN ‘nitive.
[4089]U.S. GOVT AND BEING PRESSURED FINANCIALLY TO RETURN TO U.S.
[4091]WHERE HE WOULD BE ARRESTED. REQUESTED AMAUTO-1 SUGGESTIONS
[4092]FOR -RECEIVING AlD.
[4093]3. IN SUBSEQUENT CONVERSATION WITH OTHER MEMBERS EMB
[4094]| “SALD.-THERE.AN- AMERICAN -WHO-WANTS. GO PBRUME
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[4202]INTEREST BOTH FROM THe “HVIPER POLNT OF View AND ALSO’ FOR
[4203]SSIBILITAY THAT THESE EOATS MIGHT BE CONSTRUCTED FOR
[4204]sce ay PSRUMEW FOR EXPORT OF THE REVOLUTION.
[4206]dD, REQUEST FRANYFURT EARLY VISIT FOR FREQUENCY SWEEP
[4207]AND PRESARATION OF PEPPER MILLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION
[4208]AS DISCUSSED PER MADRID aseds 0 “AO
[4210]3. QUSEELY=1 PREPARED PROVIDE NECESSARY ASSISTANCE
[4211]WSIDE RESTAURANT TO PLACE ARTICLE ON TASLE AT APPROPRIATE
[4212]TIME. BELLEVES PEPPER MILL IS APPROPRIATE ARTICLE TO US.
[4214]4. FOR ADDL BACKGROUND OF SHIPBUILDING NEGOTIATIONS
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[4257]a Chief, FE Division . fA Wed DADECING REQUIRED
[4258]mo. . Cnief, Western, Hemisphere bis isiorn lous guano oe
[4260], CA JUDGE INDEING
[4262]- 1. Chief of Station, Madrid - [C/A ; tT micros
[4263]wat Operat iona L/BGBERET/QUDOZE/ PBRUMEN 7 -
[4264]€ comments of Cuban Charge atAffaires in Madrid on Vietnam
[4266]ACTIOW REGUIRED - REFERENCES.
[4268]Chief, European Division
[4269][irom | ; :
[4271]'" 1," “According to a QUDOZE Report of V7ipahgbeuary , the 2 995-25 -)
[4272]Cuban Charge d'affaires in Madrid, Guillermo *RUIZ Perez, ase
[4273]iscussing the war in Vietnam with one of his subordinates |
[4274]- and commented that a Chinese gencral is driving the North .
[4275]American command mad. | He added that.this Chinese says that -— —
[4276]they failed the first-time and can fail. the second time but | :
[4277]that.in. thé end: the victory will be theirs, He also added
[4278]that Vietnam had “been at war with the Chinese for thousands -
[4279]of years, that the Chinese have a demonic power that is their.
[4281]people. . : :
[4283]2, The nature of the QUDOZE Report does not permit
[4285]. further amplification of the above information which, even
[4286]though fragmentary and obscure, is being forwarded for
[4287]whatever use Headquarters may wish to make of it, Should
[4288]any clarifying information appear in future QUDOZE reports,
[4289]it will be Forwarded. It is interesting to note that,
[4290]although Station traces do not show the information, a
[4291]previous QUDOZE Report quoted RUIZ as saying he had once been
[4293]in North Vietnam as a member of a trade mission, 1
[4295]i . 4
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[4312]CROSS REATRENCA TO : SISPATOH SYMBOL AND WUME ER 3
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[4377]insert poper file no. below and forward
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[4427]Chief, European Division
[4429]Chief, WH Div., COS, JMWAVE
[4431]{ORL QUALI OFSE -
[4433]sfpf Station, Madrid
[4435]. “AMAUTO-T_ Discussion of Nissiles
[4436]ACTION REQUIRED - RET EEACE 7 . . _
[4438]. id a : =. rn oe,
[4439]~. . 1. -On.10-January 1968, AMAUTO-1, in one of his-many: daily
[4440]discussions with his subordinates, reflected on the international -
[4441]position of his country... and among the things he said, we quote.
[4442]the following which may-be“of possible interést to addressees, --
[4443]. Although part of the discussion was not heard because of the.”
[4444]"emotional inflection of the!speaker, we feel. that the jist of
[4445]the discussion is clear and understandable, ?
[4447]"We are demonstrating to the world that Cuba,..is
[4448]favorably disposed to do whatever... (AMAUTO~1 begins
[4449]to talk against thé United States) that when the |
[4451]Americans have to raise. the white flag...because the
[4452]first. plane that appears on radar... (AMAUTO-1 ‘is
[4453]speaking excitedly and itis very difficult to understand
[4454]each word but it appears that he is talking about the
[4455]positions of missiles in Cuba), Havana, Las Villas and
[4456]Camaguey and.that with these missiles, we can cover.
[4458]_ Miami, New York, and all their bases and all of their
[4459]"mierda", , .if the Americans say they are going to
[4460]sad them (mis:iles? planes?), we will send them; if
[4461]they (Americans) say they are going to invade us, the
[4462]first plane that comes to invade,..(AMAUTO-1's sub-
[4464]. ordinate remarked that 15 October 62 marked a peint .
[4465]in international politics, when the Yankees ordered -*":
[4466]the. Soviets to withdraw their missiles), . .(AMAUTO-1
[4467]injected) "they (the Soviets) presented them (the
[4468]Cubans) with ten bombs", 7 us
[4470]2, Our ‘reason for reporting this fragmentary information is
[4471]that AMAUTO-1 might be confirming the presence of offensive mis-
[4473]siles in Cuba, : :
[4474]d R.” SACODER
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[4771]- REQUESTED THAT A CABLE 3z SENT SAYING THAT THE -#
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[4787]ENTRANCE AND EXIT PERMIT, AND RETURN VISA. COMMENTS
[4788]WERE MADE RE PRICE ROUND TRIP TO MIAME BEING 600
[4789]DOLLARS SO ASSUME THE PERSON RETURNING TO MADRID.
[4791]2. MADRID WILL CHECK QUOTA TRAVEL REPORTS
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[4922]; SECRET. mAzUID fot BeOLION
[4923]ode oo, Chiet, Western Hemisphere Division . x HO UROEAING BTQUEED
[4924]~ Chief, European Division ar a ; foniy Quanitnd ors
[4925]‘ hicf of Station, JMWAVE: a RsOGL DNDLING
[4927]“Chief of Station, Madrid ae | aso
[4928]“oO: ‘Operat ional/TYPIC/MHS PAWN, QUDOZE/QUTINID
[4929]. Plans of New Cuban Ambassador in Madrid on Propag anda Matters.
[4930]TROT: REFLRENCES: .
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[4934]SUR
[4936]References: AL _OSMA~23, 413 of 19 January 1968
[4937]‘" By. OSMA-23, 406 of 12 January 1966 2er- Ate awe
[4941]_ JAN 3:0 19631, “When Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the new ‘Cuban Charge met
[4942]Doe. Mics ‘with the Cuban consuls following his arrival in Spain, the
[4943]“Vesutt was @ long meeting at which primary attention was -
[4945]given to administrative matters, trade and propaganda. The
[4946]subject. of: propaganda will be dealt with in this dispatch.
[4948]2. The: ‘Castro regime has always attached great
[4949]importance to propaganda activities of all kinds and when the
[4950]new Cuvan Charge a'Affaires began to re-organize the work of
[4951]his subordinates, propaganda matters were not overlooked,
[4952]According to the QUDOZE and QUTIMID operations, the :
[4953]provincial consulates have been receiving four types of
[4954]propaganda for distribution, two of which were identified.
[4955]One was the propaganda put out by the organizations created
[4956]by the Castro regime, for example "The Voice of Vietnam",
[4957]_The other if newspapers. PACHECO, Consul in Seviiln,
[4958]mentioned Granma, which he claimed many people read, and
[4959]added that, lately he had been receiving Juventude Rebelde,
[4961]3. ‘RUIZ's ideas apparently go beyond hand-shaking and
[4962]the distribution of propaganda. He asked the consuls to
[4963]make a list of all the institutes and all the scientific
[4964]centers in their territories including. the special positions
[4965]of these centers and any other relevant information. They.
[4966]are to use these lists to develop a systematic work plan
[4967]of visiting each one, making friends, trying to obtain
[4968]‘Scholarships for Cuba, trying to obtain publications and
[4969]propaganda of every type, free if possible or by subscription
[4971]Continued ,.e.oe
[4974]-~ C/WH Division ,
[4975]2 - C/EUR Division GROUP 1
[4977]2.— COS, INWAVE 7 Excluded from Automatic:
[4978](2 cee ‘efeypS) . Downgrading and Declassification
[4979]“apni TRG wean Oar as, Fee
[4980]: OSMA-23, 415 . 19 January 1968
[4981]cassNiCanON Was FUE MURBER °
[4983]SECRET _ .| + 200-120-58
[4985]2
[4987]CONTINUATION OF
[4989]“do-a bullevin 3
[4990]Guantanamo, Finally, according to a QUDOZE réport ‘of |
[4992]- -11 December 1967, Hector GALLO Portieles had been ordered
[4993]' t0 p¥epare-a work plan: for cultural activity. In this
[4995]~.Spanish government,
[4997]. : ; erie < TUCRTSCT SN ENG? Np UaTR
[4998]| SECRET | | OSMA-23, 415
[5000]DISPATCH
[5002].if necessary, The consuls were told to go with the attitude
[5004]of “looting”. . _ ;
[5006]4, Even while he was laying these responsibilities
[5008]on his consuls, RUIZ was busy within the Embassy. In
[5010]diséuss ions with. Andres MARTINEZ, a Spanisi cmpivyce who
[5011]works: on cultural matters.and is responsivle for publication
[5013]- Of the Embassy bulletin, RUIZ mentioned that he is
[5015]interested in offering Cuban documentaries to Spariish Cine
[5017]. (Movie) Clubs as’ they now ‘have.a large number, “an infinity",
[5019]of documentaries showing both Cuban technical application
[5021].and how the people live, RUIZ also-asked to sce copies of
[5023]the Embassy bulletin and-in the. meantine suggested MARTINEZ
[5024]drawing a. parallel -between Gibralter and
[5026]context. cultural ‘activity is not Iimited to-art;-music and
[5028]literature but also includes public information media, The.
[5030][ is already built up a series of press contacts
[5032]‘Cubtin’ Embassy “has
[5034]over the. past years and the Cuban Revolution seems to draw
[5036]‘a ready response in Spanish intellectual circles as
[5038]evidenced by the Spanish deicgates attending the Cultural
[5040]Congréss held in Havana from 4-11 January 1968, An expense-
[5041]paid trip is always attractive to be su
[5043]re but the delegates,
[5045]many of whom were not communists, were also, sympathetic to
[5046]the host, Accordingly, within the limits imposed by the
[5047]Station Madrid expects an increase in
[5048]action activities, of_the Cuban
[5050]the propaganda and political
[5051]official establishment,
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[5071]. INSTRUCTIONS - : :
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[5077]~ _ significant action taken or commessts :equir- document to RID/ AS. 6°. “a
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[5131](AN RUDGE INDEGNS
[5133]Chicf, Western ‘Hemisphere- Divisidn
[5135]~~Chicr, European Division —
[5136]- Chhef_ of Station, JMBAVE
[5138]Chict of. ‘Station, Madrid
[5140]PIMI DQUbOz! E-
[5141]Plans: of New “Cuban Az assador in Madrid
[5142]ACTION quid aL FURIES : . .
[5144]1. The new. Cuban Ambassador to ‘Spain, Orestes
[5145]Guillermo RUIZ. ‘Perez arrived in Madrid onthe Iberia flight
[5146]of 3 December’. "1967 accompanied by. his wife, Nilda, and three
[5147]pons. CALZADILLA, RUIZ's predecéssor had not been a strong «
[5149]_>. administrator. and -had let thé various components of the .- .
[5150]“-.Cuban, official establishment in Spain run their own affairs.:
[5151]This fact plus the inevitable ‘tendency of a new-chief to be |
[5152]a "new broom" and rearrange things according.to his own
[5153]lights, led Station Madrid to expect some ‘changes particularly
[5154]within the Embassy, However, the. QUDOZE | and QUTIMID operations
[5155]“have shown RUIZ at least initidily to be an aggréssive and
[5156]well organized individual with: ideas of his own that clearly
[5157]reflect his background ‘in commercial affairs and pxepared to
[5158]make changes that promise to go beyond the superficial
[5159]sweeping of a new broom, Underlying RUIZ's actions and
[5160]proposais is the clear implication that he came to Madrid
[5161]with the specific task of upgrading the Cuban mission in
[5162]Spain both in terms of prestige and effectiveness, Station
[5163]- Madrid will transmit to the addressees the relevant
[5164]information on this program as it becomes available from the
[5165]QUDOZE and QUTIMID operations along with information on the
[5166]official Cuban personalities administering the program,
[5168]2.. A striking difference between RUIZ and his
[5169]predecessor was. noted in. the QUDOZE and QUTINID reports of
[5170]that first week, RUIZ ‘has no inhibitions over spending
[5171]money, Onc of the Embassy cars, a Peugeot was replaced with:
[5173]a new model and there was discussion of replacing the other ;
[5174]two Peugeots with new ones, Nilda, RUIZ's wife, was picked
[5175]up by the wife of GOVIN who turned $200 over to her to go-
[5176]: shopping at the Corte Inglesa, | one of Madridts two best
[5177]ae Continued ......
[5181]oe pati D
[5182]- C/WH Division ; ; :
[5183]gS ~ C/EUR Division : GROUP I
[5185]Excluded from Automatic
[5186]Downgrading and Declassification
[5188]wert 739 2 GL
[5190]12 January 1963
[5191]HOS SLE NUMBER .
[5192]200-120-611
[5194]2- COS, JMWAVE
[5196]as renn
[5198]QISPAICH SYEOL AND RUMBER
[5199]OSMA-23, 406
[5200]CUSSIICATION
[5202]CROSS REFERENCE TO”
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[5219]Fi
[5222]CONTINUATION OF yoo setae
[5224]“?RUEZ ordered the Cuban ‘consuls
[5226]’ most eager to return PCS to Havana, now has gone to Havana
[5228]_- DIAZ Puga, who is in charge of this airport work has to
[5230]RT a
[5231]Ae See Seely wrethreve
[5233]OSMA-Z3, 406
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[5239]SECRET. os |
[5241]_ known department stores, RUIZ checked with GALLO, his :
[5242]deputy, en the proper clothés for diplomatic functions in ~
[5243]Madrid and’ an appointment was to ‘be made with a.tailor. a
[5244]Nilda-declared that the apartment where CALZADILLA and his
[5245]family had lived economically was inadequate and they
[5246]decided to look for a chalet, something very spacious and ~
[5247]well-priced, They subsequently seriously considered one
[5249]_ known to rent for 30,000 pesctas ($500) per month and then
[5250]‘turned it down, apparently for reasons other than price, A
[5251]new telex. machine. was erdercd for the Embassy. The technician
[5252]stated they. could installa teletype that could only receive,
[5254]not send, messages but this seemed acceptable,
[5256]3... On Monday; 4 December, 1967, thé day after his arrival,
[5258]R in Barcelona, Sevilla and :
[5260]’ Vigo to Madrid for a meeting. The order. was couched in terms
[5261]of “wanting to meet" them, but after their arrival on
[5262]Wednesday, 6. December, ail parties settled down to a detailed
[5263]-méeting.in which primary attention was given to administrative
[5264]matters; trade.and propaganda, The latter two subjects<will ,
[5265]be dealt: with in separate dispatches, On the administrative
[5266]side, RUIZ listened sympathetically to complaints about low
[5267]salaries,.old buildings and inadequats operating budgets and
[5268]concluded by asking: for a monthly report on receipts and
[5269]expenses and a report on the consuls! curzent needs, their
[5270]_monthly balances and their administrative activities,. The
[5271]printing and telephone bills were the two items of expense
[5272]that kept recurring throughout the discussions,
[5274]4, By the end of the week, RUIZ had prepared a report
[5275]on the situation he found in the Chancerry and the mtssion
[5276]in general for forwarding to Havana and which he first
[5278]-. discussed with his subordinates, lie started by assuring
[5279]them that he had "found great co-operation among all the
[5280]comrades in this mission" and declared that the staff was
[5281]complete, Apparently, RUIZ intends to make no personnel
[5282]changes and: Hector GALLO Portieles, who had previously been
[5284]on vacation,
[5285]flight.
[5287]He left Madrid on the 20 December 1967_Iberia
[5289]5, The Cuban mission has certain financial problems
[5290]since the present budget dates from previous years and does
[5291]‘not cover current expenses, However, the "new, economic - .
[5292]activities of the consulate" are expected to assist with the
[5293]problem, Here RUIZ is’ presumably referring to the pressure
[5294]brought to bear in November. 1967 by Cuban sympathizers in
[5295]the Spanish Foreign Office working through the Customs and
[5296]the Immigrazion Office! to force Cuban exiles to register
[5297]with the Cuban consulate and pay the $22.50 fee for a valid
[5298]passport. Inough exiles have responded to this pressure to
[5299]relieve some of the financial problems of the Cuban mission,
[5300]This source of income will last as long as the Cubans’ friends
[5301]in the Foreign. Ministry are able to assist then, .
[5303]6. The reception of Cuban official travelers at the
[5304]airport and the handling of Embassy pouches poses a
[5305]continuing administrative problem for the Embassy, Jose
[5307]“dévoic_himself exclusively ‘to taking care of the couriers
[5308]and their pouches when any cone in, leaving visitors to fend
[5309]This situation has been: alleviated by :
[5311]for themselves, ,
[5312]other. Embassy staff: members jaunting out to the airport at
[5314]will to meet the incoming planes. Now, RUIZ has declared
[5315]that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because
[5316]they have a work planito fulfill. Thus, he has left himself
[5317]with an unresolved problem he must face in the very near
[5318]future, ae :
[5320]7 [patna
[5322]2
[5326]|
[5328]LSE PALLIO¥S LOTICN |
[5330]ean ear
[5333]_
[5335]nae Cee Sa ANG NUMBER © tae
[5337]OSMA~23, 406
[5339]| "CONTINUATION OF
[5341]. OISPATCH
[5342]7... The new. Ambassador ‘concluded his report with three
[5344]recommendations; . .
[5346]a. “Rent another building where. the Chancillary,
[5347]‘the Commercial Office, the Consulate and the
[5348]Cubana Offices can all be housed instead of |
[5350]_-be ing: dispersed ‘in separate buildings as they.
[5351]are now;
[5353]‘bp, Rent or préferably buy a yesidence for the Chief
[5354]of Mission, The one they now ‘have is. not
[5355]adequate; .
[5357]ee sénd another person from. Cuba who has the.
[5358]_ background’ to: take: care of scientific work plus
[5359]- continuing. thé contacts the Mission will ‘have
[5360]L . : Nee .. already: :made.. In view of -RUIZ's previous
[5361]Soe ao . .. ‘statement ‘on. the ;-compieteness of the’ staff, such
[5362]os : _a person “would likely be a non-official"
[5363]representative of one of Cuba's cultural fronts
[5364]such as the Casa de’ las Américas,
[5366]8. RUIZ ‘concluded his remarks by saying that in Spain
[5367]there is a tremendous field for the Cubans, they have no
[5368]language problem and they can do a great work, Such is the
[5369]goul RUIZ has. proclaimed and that Station Madrid believes
[5371]he was ‘sent to attain.
[5373]ia
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[5375]/ Jane D. ASTRAHAN a
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[5394]ROR SA OAL ETRE SE BY SME EET ap RS SEO TE ED,
[5396]VTP eee ew te te ty ron cree
[5398]‘ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET -
[5400]INSTRUCTIONS
[5402]—— (OR 1 ~ — 16" ACTION BRANCH
[5403]LL Ty in Sect. 2, on back. Detach back flap
[5404]and forward to HID. : If file no. and title shown are not proper,
[5405]2 ‘Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records | insert proper file no. below and forward
[5406]significant action taken or comments: recniire document to RID/AN.
[5407]_ing présorvation. , ; ,
[5408]. FROM: gf . | PAOPER FILE NO.
[5410]RID/ 5
[5411]ALL ADDRESSEES _
[5412]1 ON BACA, IF APPROPRIATE
[5416]I4jTiALS
[5418]RECEIVED ¢ ream.
[5420]7] FILE Tbe:
[5422]ABSTRACT te 7 a i ; .
[5423](INDEX edote. 35.29
[5425]FILE (UMOER (PRIMARY COED
[5426]TRACE
[5427]REQUEST
[5428]CATE MICROFILMLD © DOCUMENT CATE. {DOCUMENT NUMBER
[5429]UFGA 29123
[5430]i 2a. 19 6-7 H
[5431]Tey 6100 ST ; SECRET taos
[5433]"a
[5435]a
[5437]Cnt
[5441]ia
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[5445]Cc
[5449],
[5451]4.00000
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[5456]; Bei bad uh SECRET . _faarcty tor more : | _
[5458]yt a . - -
[5460]: Chief of Stat ion, MADRID , XX {no scoring eesurren ; ; f
[5462]BA, . “ CMLY QUALIFIED O&SK a
[5463]. ghie!, EUR Division;. Chief, WH Division Cay WUDGE INDEING
[5465]ma j
[5467]; Chiet. of Station, “JMWAVE . [Toe no if. . .
[5468]Sia TYPIC. ANOT/Operattona: , 7 .
[5470]J aon. ee Cuban Embassy Official (fnu) RUIZ
[5471]a + TRCRON REQUIRED -RESRNGE, ° ;
[5473]REFERENCES: * A, Madrid 3135 _
[5475]re ee . By Madrid: 3204” ak
[5476]i a a JMVAVE traces reveal ‘that (fnu) RUIZ, successor
[5477]sot oo to Francisco CALZADILLA Nunez, 201-315988, nay be identical with,
[5479]. Oresses*Guillermo RUIZ Perez, 201- 735296." Infornation: pertaining
[5480]to RUIZ :Peréz, is as follows: ; , .
[5482]rs ie a. In ‘August - 1963, RUIZ was “appointed Cuban Commercial
[5484]: : Counsellor at Mexico City, and ‘was believed to be a G-2 official
[5485]atteroting to infiltrate-counterrevolutionary groups based in,
[5487]‘ Mexico, . (UFGA-11065, dated 16 September 1963, and UFGA- 11445,
[5489]yee dated 23 September 1963. )
[5491]b. In 1964 an attenpt was made to establish com-
[5492]. munications with RUIZ through Antonio VECIANA, an uncle of RUIZ‘
[5493]: wife, VECIANA stated that neither he.nor meabers: of his family
[5494]oe, were in correspondence with RUIZ, and that he was unwilling to act
[5495]as a “"go-between," (UFGA-19006, dated 21 December 1964.)
[5497]_ 7 | : : c, A Headquarters'"WATCHLIST" card, dated 1 June 1965,
[5498]indicates thut RUIZ was believed to be assigned to the General ~~ wae
[5499]Directorate of Intelligence, Ministry of Interior, in Havana, : .
[5501]a sO 2, AMOT traces pertaining to Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez,
[5503]and an evaluation of his new assignment are attached,
[5505]' sO . Attachment: W/W
[5506]AXOT Report EE- 8119 ©
[5508]Distribution:
[5509]_- COS/ Madrid w/att
[5510]@ C/EUR Div, w/att.
[5512]3 - WH/COG w/att.
[5515]22 te re 3 aM LT ,
[5517]ac | gee. 4 1967
[5519]OSS REFERENCE TQ” ” DISPATCH SYM3O{ AND AUM3ER OaTE :
[5520]UFGA-29123 : :12 December 1967
[5522]: cussicaion ~ PSR 8315988
[5523]SECRET. :201-735296
[5526]va
[5529]a oo . ATTACHMENT to UFGA-29123
[5530]fast ey
[5532]SE ORET // .
[5534]FROM: | Si:/REA CC / [/ ye~8119 |
[5536]AGiNTY I-46 , oo fT § Doe. .1967-
[5537]ar . oe
[5539]; VIAt —— Ie . rom Joe 21g a ke ;
[5540]SUBJECT: “Franetéoo CALZADIEDA Nunez<roplaced by Orestes “ulllorno
[5542]: : RUIZ Perox as -Chargo d'affaires’ of Cuba in a Spain
[5544]aes \CYT ET PCTS wae ;
[5546]REF: AR229,, 30 Nov. 1967
[5548]“h ‘Francisco CALZ SADILLA Thinez has not been an ‘attache at tho Cuban
[5549]Embassy: in Hadrid but rather tho head of tho tmmssy as with his.
[5550]rank of Hinister FPlenipotenciary Ao has. alwaye acted ad Charge at:
[5552]Mfatros Ad int, in Spaine: Tre, ; o
[5554]’ Since the ond of. 1959, aftor the incident which took place in
[5555]abe ChQ TV station in Havana bet:iaon Fidel CASTHG and tho thon An-
[5556]bassador-of Spain to Cuba, Juan “adbdlo de LOJiiDIO, and tne subse=
[5557]quent recall of Dr, Joso NIRO Cardona who, at thit timo, was Cuban ©
[5558]Anbassador te Spain, both countries havo kept persons. with a rank
[5559]of.loss ‘than anbassador as the hoads of their respective embassies,
[5561]3, If Orestes Guillermo WIZ Perez is replacing CALZADILLA Hunez,
[5562]he will do so as Charve ataffairos a.i. If wa take into considera-
[5563]tion the ract that KJI% Perez, since August 1963, nas been holding
[5564]position of confidunco in the Cuban Governnent in the ficlds of
[5565]econcniics and ccomsorce, such as Commercial Counselor in iexico
[5567]. and Vico-lhinister in tho Hinistry of Foreign Trade, firat in ade
[5568]ninistration and afterwards in economy, it can be presuned that hoe
[5569]has couplets Imowlodze of tho comaercial policios of the Cuban
[5571]Govornnent.
[5573]h. Fron the above, it is believed that the designation of RUIZ
[5575]Perez to be in chargo of the Cuban irbarsy in spain. rioans that the
[5576]Cupan Govormiont in anxious to intensify even moro its comercial
[5577]exchanse with Spain and for this roason is sendin; as its top re-
[5579]eS COPY
[5581]QA. i Fey 247 a4 : wer. T2SR TR
[5583]re oo poy
[5585], SEGRE?
[5586]Qa . ; : : a
[5588]F-81219, 5 Doc. 1967
[5590]| SUBJECT: - Francisco CALZADILLA'S réplacenont in. Spain (cont, )
[5592]prosvutative {n'Spain & spectalist in international cernmerce. “As
[5594]' 8uch;-ho can not. only fertilize the Sround for tho above Purpose “but
[5595]-@lso tuko a principal part in the cenversations which at this time
[5597]aro aliisys held by cormerefal dolesations of both éountries, with a
[5599]. wlew to commercial trade between the tio countries,
[5601]5. “Following: are the file traces we have on RUIZ Péreds.
[5603] Ofestes Gutter ReTZ Perez: :E<2132, Information about hin,
[5604]I-21, 30 Oct. lyohy a Fe
[5606]HE-2251, Information about hin and file traces, I-31,:17 lov. 196),
[5608]. Sommorcial Counsolor at tho Cuban Zubssay in Mexico tn Nov, 1963.
[5610]Address: ¥ranetaco Harquoz Io. 160 (“olonia Condesa), Mexico, D,P,
[5611](Source: Cu inn Diplomatic and “onsular Hissicas Abroad, 25 Feb, 65,
[5613]EL-43h2, List of Nintsters and Vice~iintsters of the Cuban Govt.,
[5614]26 Oct. 1955, peyo J, oo . : : :
[5616]Vice-Hintater of the MINGCEX. One of the hoad persons prosont at
[5618]& meeting held by the Workors of the MINCEX on 8 Peb. 1956 to express
[5619]thein Solidarity with the Stutenents made by the Prine Hinlster in
[5620]Yeply to the Red: Chinese Govornzent, (Source: 2 Mundo and Granna,
[5622]9 Fob. 1966.) :
[5624]Member of the. Cuban Delezation at the Second session of the Pulvorian-
[5626]’ Cuban Intersovernnental Commission for Eeononte anid Sclontific-‘ech-
[5628]nical “ollaboration, held on 17 rob, 1966 in Havana, | (Soureos Ly hundo,
[5629]18 Fed; 1955, ) . . ”
[5631]EE-5349, Study on the Structure of tae Cuban Vovt., I-31, 23 Juno 1966,
[5633]Vico~itinister of Politteal Econony of the NTHCEX, Supporter of the
[5634]regime. Born in 1928 2pprox, “shite, About S'S" tall, voishins a bout
[5635]130 pounds, Blend hair snd dlue cyes. “arried. Lived in savana Hun,
[5636]Dist. ana Vrovince, (Source? Debriefin:: of Denilo PIEDRA fiurplerre,
[5637]I-42, 27 dec, 1956. ) : ;
[5639]eos
[5641]Orestes RUIZ Peron; CC-666, Trayol Hevana-iiexico,
[5643]a ite Peren ;
[5644]Travelled ‘iavana-Hexico on 2] Nay 1964. pp, 63487. (Source: ¢cA pass
[5645]Sensor manifest,) ; .
[5647]Yutllemo Orentes RITZ Pera: Cutan, U2 years of 450. Come to
[5648]‘take the place or +npique VoGa Perez, fonier attache at the Cuban en.
[5649]bassyin Mexico, _ PP AD@53/L87 Giplomstie. arrived in Kexleo on 29 Koy,
[5651]"993, (Source: Passenser nanifests, }
[5653]14-0000
[5655]So ea Mo
[5656], es . . / a
[5657]Pole . . SECRET
[5658]: . . -3-
[5660]_ . ; ‘TE-6119, 5 Roa. 67
[5661]; SUBJEC?: CALZANILLA "3 replacenent (cont, ) ;
[5662]Lobe. Batyermoe RUIZ Poroz: “tnancial Dirictor of kconony of tho Ministry
[5663]‘ of Finance, (Source: iloy, ‘12 bee, 1952.) © SS _¢ :
[5664]‘Vice-“intator of NUUCLX. Cno of. the loading persona present at an
[5665]event to vive prizos to 154 cane cutters of the different onterprises
[5666]— Of MENCEX who worked during tho Fifth People's *arvoot. (Sources :
[5668]1. Aug. 1965.) _ .
[5669]'FeShyTLy, Inforna thon about ‘enon DCHEST:.VEZ Dominguez, E-15, 17 liov. 65.
[5671]One of the loading. persons sho, too: part in an € vent’ held.at the -
[5672]“National Associatlon of Lavycrs of Havana on 23 March. 1966. (Sources
[5674]Granma,eand 11 Mundo, 2 March 1965,
[5676]Guillermo RUIZ: Hend of the office of tho economic xroup of Tinanco
[5677]7 Ministry. “Vorainist, 2, (Source: Joso PAZ ilovas, 17 Jan. 1962.) an
[5679]Militisman, Active Cormunist, Head of tho Departnent of Study end
[5680]Exponses of tho Constitution of the “Imanco Ministry. (Source: AA-365,
[5681]20 Aus. 1962.) © °° ; oe , :
[5683]Vico-Hinistry of HIWCEX, Attended the signing of a commercial trenty
[5685]‘between Cuba and Bulgaria for the perfod 1965-1970, (Source: Bohe:fa, .
[5687]Sept. 1954.) . ;
[5689]Attonded a dinner given by the HINCEX in honor of Lts vanguard woricers
[5690]in the city of Havana, (Sourco: Revolucion, 13 Har. 1955.)
[5692]Vice-Hinistor in charge of administration of tho WINCEXS Member of
[5693]_ the Preparatory Committee for the Fourth Sorld Festival. (Sources
[5694]Radio ?rogreso, 15 Nar. 1965.) .
[5696]Attended the prraduation exercises of a school of the AINCKX. (Sources
[5697]Revolucten, 21 Sept, 1965.) .
[5699]_Viee-Hinistry of i-conony of the MICEX. Attended a neetiuy of workers
[5700]‘of tho ministry, (Source: Granria, 9 Fob. 1956, ) ;
[5702]Vice Kinister of Foroisn Trade. Recoived offiotals fron Suleuria shen
[5703]they arrived in Havana by plane, (Source: Granma, 11 Feb. 1966) .
[5705]Nomber of tho Cuban delegation which tcok part in the second session of |:
[5706]tho Pulserlan-Cuban Inter overnmental Commission for Eeonente end ot
[5707]Sclentific-Tochnical Collaboration, held in Havana, (Source: Granma, -*. ;
[5709]. 18 Feb. 1458.) : . ~ ;
[5711]Momber. of tho Cuban delegation that bezan conversations socaly with :
[5712]the Bulsearien Ninister in Havana, with a yilew to the signin: of the F
[5713]Protocol of Collaboration botween the tyvo ecuntries, (Source: Radio i
[5714]Progreso, 18 Feb, 196%.) . :
[5716]Was present when Lachezar AVEANOV, ministor and membor of the focraturiat
[5718]of the cc of the pv of Yuluerta, visttad Presicent DORPICOS. (Source:
[5720]Granza, 20 seb, 1966,
[5723]! . * ait ° _ ot ; ~ a
[5724]i SECRET
[5726]R) “ ae oea
[5727]a EE-€115, 5 Deo. 67
[5728]a “SUBJECTS CALZADILLA'S replace: cht (cont. ) oo o
[5730]Arrived tetany tn Santi: 4 fe Sut with tha grouy witch fneluded tho
[5731]‘Hintster end Socrotary of the CC of the Pc of Bul: sarua. ‘(Sources -
[5732]Granna, 20 Feb, 1965.) ce oo, co :
[5734]Proserit at tho affoix hold ate the TIVOEX: aon 27 Nay. 1985. to began
[5735]@ course on. corba tive ‘Preperation. CG ‘ource: El Nunte, 29 May 1956.)
[5737]Prosicod. oves. tho. general essexbly of ‘the workera of the NUICEX held | .
[5738]yesterday efternoon. ASource: Sil) 12 July 1965.)
[5740]; Rocoived the ‘Mintoter of me =X, Dr. iarcolo Fi: TNANDS, Font, _ wion the.
[5741]latter rets=med fron the USS where die. was a menber of the Cuban
[5742]dolezatica to tho celebrat! of. the 49th anniversary of the ‘Russian
[5744]Revolutions: (Source: HE} Mur or 16 ove 1966.)
[5746]went to’ the Jose fHarti Airport ‘to receive the ‘Pulgarisa Vice-Iinfater
[5747]of. Foroiga 7 Trade. (Source? id Hundo, 7 ce 1566.) -
[5749]Vicostiinist ter of Teonony of the MINGEX and prasicent of the Cuban
[5750]dologation witch took part in the sie snin of, tho cenmerclal protocol
[5751]for 1957 between Cuba and Poland. Kent to the alrpors to recoive
[5752]Harlan DiOsNe: SK, ‘ico iiniscer of rordluin Trade of Poland, (fources
[5754]oe Granna, 8 van 1957, )
[5756]ilo isned . the commercial treat; betyucen Cuba pnd Peland. for the Cuben
[5757]Yovornment.s (Sources Sadlo Fro, rese, ly Jan. 1967)
[5759]Vica-Ninister of Toreivun Traces, wigned a comucrefal treaty for 1967
[5760]between Suda and Poland. (lcurcet vranaa, My, Jan. 1647.)
[5762]: At tho airport to roceive tho Cuban deloeation headed by Marcelo
[5763]! FERNANDES watch waa returain; from Moscow. (Sourcé: U2 a, 3 Feb. 67.) °
[5765]EX. (Source: I-S1, 2h Apr. 1967.)
[5767]Mombor of the G-2, Works at the i
[5770]“Ca uncassiereo  eanrermml  f ch nwentian OR Seta.
[5772](Optional)
[5773]DISPATCH
[5774]- osu. = 10827.
[5775]12 December 1967 -
[5777]COMAENTS” [Nueter each ‘comment to show ‘tro whom
[5778]shor, Draw @,tne coms colvan shy each commént)
[5781]Haw
[5782]an!
[5784]EUR/C CUBA
[5786]C/E/1B
[5788]rom 610 “Le” (R] SECRET J CONFIDENTIAL [J [MIEEMAL © [7] UNCLASSIFIED
[5790]TAR 6
[5792]DISPATCH [Tne |e
[5794]. Chief of Station, Had Madrid _ | X fee meni erquacs
[5795]aro . _— OMY Gel ao fA
[5796]“chief o of Station, JHWAVE cas JUOGE AOL ATED
[5798]Chief, Yostern Nemisphere Division VIA: C/EUR chor i
[5800]“Ce TYPIC WIGUILS/Operational
[5802]acta RA QTD TETTRENOGE
[5804]For Your Information
[5806]. 1. The earliest information in tho file of Guillermo RUIZ
[5807]’ Perez, born -1931,.i8- that he was in exile in Mexico during the.
[5808]BATISTA rogime, In April 1962; he was described.by a refugee
[5809]who. “waa a former co-worker as a militiaman and a nilitant connunist
[5810]‘who was Chief of the Department of Congtruction ixpenses Studies,
[5811]- Offices of Financial: Statistics, Ministry of Treasury, RUIZ.
[5812]arrived in Mexico City in August 1963 as Commercial Counsellor.
[5813]Shortly thereafter, AMTIKI/1,. ‘a reliable JMWAVE asset, stated
[5814]he had received a letter from a friend inCuba who stated thot
[5815]RUIZ was .a "G-2" member sent to Mexico to infiltrate counter~
[5816]revolutionary groups. In January 1964, LITAHIL/9, .a reliable
[5817]Mexico Station asset, reported that RUIZ of the commercial office
[5819]_ was emerging as a fanatical Fidelista.
[5821]2, In April 1964, the AHCTS contacted seversl members of
[5822]the VECIANA family: (relatives of Nilda VECIANA Lopez, wife of
[5823]Guillermo RUIZ) who live in Miami to see if any one of them
[5824]would be willing to contact RUIZ for purposes of recruitment.
[5826]Distribution: |
[5827]Orig & 1 — COS, Madrid
[5828]1 o-= €OS, JMWAVE
[5832]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[5834]NATE vat
[5836]CROSS REFTREECE TO
[5838]OSHW ~ 10827
[5840]12 December 1967
[5844]1 - RID
[5845]1 — WH/REG/C
[5847]1 — WH/COG;CICS
[5848]1 ~ WH/COG/NO
[5849]1 = C/WH/COG
[5850]L- E/1B/S
[5852]EUR/CUBA
[5854]C/E/IB .
[5856], lo z tos oO
[5857]128 53 as ererious torres “ “ rp i 5 B, A T CH
[5863]14-0000
[5865]| la
[5867]Fete STEVE AML SV MOLR
[5869]. CONTINUATION OF - “eee oo, .
[5870]DISPATCH . SECRET OS® = 10827 a
[5872]‘The::VECIANA fomily nenbers atated they do not correspond with
[5873]- ‘wot willing te contact RUIZ, and did not believe
[5874]“he “would cooperate, They Stated that RUIZ's father was.an
[5875]old guard ‘communist and: his brother (first name not given) -
[5877]' ‘was a momber of the Departaent. of State Security @SE, the
[5878].Quban ioternal-intoliigence agency )- in Havatia., In Hay 1964,
[5879]AMWUG/1 stated. that. Giillerco ‘RUIZ Was one of “the pGr officials
[5880]. gtationed-io Mexico and ‘that he wa
[5881]“Asgence operations targetted against some neorby area."
[5883]3; RUIZ was" ‘Appoidted ‘Vico Minister for Economics of the
[5885]“Ministry of Foreign. ‘Trade-in* August 1964,: ‘and it % agsuned
[5886]t position wagal ‘appointed Cuban Ambassador ‘to
[5888]Lo 8B cREt Ban rernnm 2.9
[5890]is "case officer for intel- ae
[5892]——— a vee pe
[5893]. - - Ch antes BAT Pant WO
[5894]. URE AmevoUS ION, . | .
[5895]woe . Come?
[5896]1.2.07 2
[5899]14-0000
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[5912]DIRECTOR INFO unwasP~—
[5914]TYPIC . ;
[5915]REF A MADRID 3356 flee oot ;
[5916]B MADRID $208 ae 1 ep 2
[5917]“SUBJECT REF 4 Is cousty oF biban haercg. DESIG oNATE , ;
[5919]2-3 DECEMBER. STATION adcrcuS “eae piRESI CONTACT WITH
[5920]SUBJECT REF T9 TaKE ADVANTASE POTEN! [Si 40SESS TO WEY SHERGEL
[5921]SECRET. . . _ |
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[5947]‘SEC RET 2109252 ‘CIE: MADR ID 5155.
[5948]" DIRECTOR INFO save ;
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[5952]nary mom . 93482)
[5954]: . FRANCISCO CALZADILLA AND FAMILY LEFT SPAIN FOR
[5956]“hanna IBERIA oat ON 18 NOV. “SOTO ON SAME FLIGHT.
[5957]2. QUAXE=1 REPORTS CALZADILLA TO’ BE REPLACED BY
[5959](RUIZ CFNY), FORMER VICE RINISTER FOREIGN COMMERCE. -
[5961]" POSSIBLY IDEN ORESTES GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ, VICE MINISTER
[5963]OF ADMIN OF MINISTRY FOREIGN COMMERCE.
[5965]SECRET §£CQ 333
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[5970]7 CLASSIFIFO MESSaceE
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[5987]woe 1D
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[5991]. c/s COMMENT: THE “ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS |
[5992]BEEN TRANSF ERRED.
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[5996]TO - _ _ Weg - OZ .,
[5998]BY
[6000]‘IN COORDINATION WITH : A, WiCIt [ho S06 i (
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[6020]2 REST IOG ser.
[6022]“SEC RET Bé10Saz CITE MADRID $593 (| meee
[6023]DIRECTOR INF 0 PARIS, GMWAVE, MEXICO CLTY oe oe ay
[6024]‘RYEAT TYLOTE PARUPEN WATCHLIST 5 .
[6026]1, IN 4 DECEMBER TELEX GUILLERMO cRYIZ). PERE?
[6028](WATCHLIST 952) ASHED EMBACUBA Pad iS TO iNfO8M Jost oY
[6029]“ANTONIO (GARCIA LARA CUATONLIST 2277 IN CONGO (BRAIZAWLLED |
[6030]THAT RUIZ IN SPAIN AS CUBAN CHARGE Dtakreskes. vi
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[6034]2. NDEX RUIZ AND GARCIA,
[6036]preest SEGRE
[6040]14-0070
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[6050]rece, aay.
[6052]‘S & ¢ R E T
[6053]DIRECTOR INFO" JAVAVE:
[6055]TYPIC.
[6056]REF: MADRID scaly 319%)
[6057]|e GUILLERMO (RUIZ) PEREZ».
[6059]CHARGE, ARR
[6060]LOPEZ, PP - “D+
[6061]JULIO.
[6063]2. REQU
[6065]SECRET
[6067]10 Beancn o
[6069]9508212 CITE NADRID 3287 ©
[6071]PP -D-67-8SE5 WEW. ‘cuaaN i
[6073]IVED MADRID 3 DECEMBER WITH WIFE; NILDA. (VECIANAD
[6075]8915 AND’ THREE SONS, GUILLERM9, - ALEJANDRO AND
[6077]EST 201 NUMBER AND CRYPT FOR RUIZ.
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[6086]WE/COG/CICS ; | SECRET: $f on im
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[6089]recite coainatcm f Cy ete. Cy caswor Carew ro aac frm "0
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[6098]a ming. emeenceree 1844
[6099]iiapRwD INFO: JMWAVE ‘ ae Rca ns eS
[6101]REFS: A. MADRID 3204 GN 01996)*:
[6102]B, MADRID 3287 (IN 05962)+* u: _
[6103]C, MADRID 3257 (IN 04629) +#* af
[6104]ao “SUBJ REFS A AND'B IS AMAUTO/1 (201-735296), TRACES FOLLOW BY
[6105]‘DISPATCH IF STATION AND QUWEB ASSESSMENT CARDOSO FAVORABLE, CONCUR
[6106]PLAN MAKE DIRECT CONTACT WITH HIM FOR POTENTIAL ACCESS AMAUTO/1,
[6107]— END OF MESSAGE
[6108]WH/COG/Comment: *Ref A requested traces on Subj refs A and B,
[6109]**Ref B requested 201 number and crypt for Subj refs A.
[6110], and B,.
[6111]***Ret C stated station. considering contact CARDOSO, | i
[6112]a recent Cuban refugee Madrid and cousin of AMAUTO/1,
[6113]for. future access to AMAUTO/L,
[6114]AC/WH/cos ,21Cs
[6115]WH/COG/MO_| 1
[6116]5 a
[6117]4
[6119]‘ . coorowarng ornicuts . . C/WHID-
[6121]BYLEASING OFFICER , SE c R E T orrin
[6123]REPRODUCIGN “BY OTHER THAN THE: USSUING OFFICE S PROWISITEO COPY NOL
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