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[91]SEPP ED ey
[92]nA Cpe PHREC TOR
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[96]ANGELS PO ROTTS Wi MEANT) cae) ays
[98]DLTEDUTin ASAP FH GICAL DICCRIE
[99]MANUTL (VICCS) PLATZ
[100]AQSLIST 10, LOS ANGELES WA! SEY LO YSLPENOME, VIGOS
[102]PRO MEAL
[105]2 oPESSaAce
[107]COONENT: Based on Madrid LISL CIN Of 99) vacucst thet
[109]accuse ocean of WiAideok be eiven such f rootien abeue Subject
[110]&3 poscible for take ef approcch to Cubca c in Madrid.
[112]SMEUD/LB/S
[114]|
[116]ChAT 4
[118]Atic
[120]. oy ag
[121]Fava ren
[123]Ee PLANTER
[125]Cone . 7 (oo
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[132]cad
[133]ne
[135]we
[138]GREE TE CS FILE NO.
[140]_o aera 7 10
[142]ET 191224Z MAY 70 CITE MADRID /S13 —_ WOES GF PF
[143]Ht) -
[144]DIRECTOR, WH/MLAMT
[145]TYPIC ANAUTO
[146]REFs DIRECTOR 933399
[148]f. WE BELIEVE THAT CHANCE ENCOUNTER WITH AWAUTO~1
[149]ALONE TOG DIFFICULT TO SRRANGE SINCE aWauTO-1 IS
[151]FREQUENTLY IN COMPARY SOMEMO RE FROM HIS STAFF OR HAVING
[153]LUNCH WITH SPANISH OFFICIALS OR BUSI NESSMENZ. MOREOVER,
[154]EWCOUNTER UNDER THIS SITUATION, WE FEEL, WOULD NOT PERMIT
[155]RELAXED EXSHANGE BETWEEN SAMKG AND AMAUTO~1. WE WOULD
[156]LIME TO SUGGEST FOLLOWENG ALTERNATIVE s
[158]A. OW ARRIVAL SPAIN VIA AERONAVES DE MEXICO
[159]FLIGH 45@ LEAVING MIAMI FRIDAY SAMKO WOULD GO DIRECILY
[160]TO HOTEL OF STATION SELECTION. STATION OFFICER WILL ALSO
[161]OCCUPY HOTEL IN ALIAS AND INITIAL COBTACT WITR SAMKO WILL
[162]BE MADE IN HOTEL. CINCIDENTALLY, BELTEVE NO NEED
[163]PACHANKIS ACCOMPANY SAM KO To MADRID. >
[165]a. EARLY SUNDAY APTERNOOR SAMKO WOULD GO DIRECTLY
[166]“Ty AMAUTO-1'S PRIVATE RESIDENCE. HIS EXCUSE WILL BE
[167]THAT ME WOULD HAVE GONE TO EMBASSY BUT WAS CERTAIN THatT
[170]SECRET
[173]SINCE SAMKO
[174]TOUR CR AACA]D AN SUBUNSSA LEAVING EARLY
[175]CONTACT SM auTC= 1
[176]OST RATMES TRAN POUSLELY MISE GPPORTUNITY TO SES MIM.
[177]see bso WILL Be PYOTRUCTE: To STEN LP Fle TOUR OF
[178]SOLS AUTHENTICITY TO STOSY.35 SAMKO @ HAVE
[179]Re PREpASED WEPLY TA INSU TTASLE QUNSTIOCN FROM AMAUTO-1:
[180]WOR UID YOY FIMD MY fuLeeesi SAMKe'S NEPLY WOULD Se
[182]THAT FE OBTAINED ACDRESS FHUM TeuRIA EMPLOYEE AT ALRPORT
[184]WC SPONT CONSIDZS4GLS TIME TRYING TG LOCATE 4NALTO~3
[186]RE STCLNOE. (ADL S=SS a! RL TN GIP Last AVATLABLE
[187]IVESTL AY.) SABRES WOULD FURTSES EXPLAIN, FF
[188]THAT FE DID NOT PSO. MGe E*PLOYEE GOT A-OPESS, BLT KNOWS
[189]GME MADE NUMBER OF TELEPHONS CALLS. Ge MARNOT PREDTOT
[190]AN AUTO-i'B REACTION TO THES VIFECT APP EQACH. ME MIGHT
[191]COMMITMENTS THEREBY
[192]THAT SAMKO
[194]PREPARED
[196]STANDARD LIke
[201]LASSIFIED MESPAGE ROUTING ANO/OR INLT'ALS-SEEN BY
[205]THAT BECAUSE HE IS AMERICAN HE SHOULD NOT VISIT PBRUMEN
[206]EMGASSY, WOULD, WE FEEL, QUICKLY AROUSE AMAUTO-1°S
[208]SIGN. SAMKO'S APPROACH TO AMAUTO-1 RESIDENCE CAN
[209]BE MONITORED FROM HOMES OF TWO STAFFERS WHO LIVE WITHIN
[210]EYSHOT OF AMAUTO-1°S RESIDENCE.
[212]C, AMAUTO-i°S PROBABLE SECOND QUESTION: How DID
[213]SAM KO KNOW HE WAS IN MADRID? REQUIRES MORE THOUGHT aND
[214]HELP FROM MIAMI. IDEALLY, SAMKG SHGULD BE ABLE SAY THAT
[215]A MUTUAL FRIEND OF BOTH AMAUTO-1 AND SAMKO WERE TOGETHER
[217]RECENTLY LN MIAMI] ARD AMAUTO-1°S NAME MENTIONED. SAMKO
[219]ASKED WHAT HAPPENED TO AMAUTO-1 AND FRIEND DISCLOSED THAT .
[220](ni 08SEC)
[221]AMAUTO-~ {| NOW “AMBASSADOR™ TO SPAIN. (SUBJECT WHR TATA T5959
[223]MIGHT BE APPROPRIATE "FRIEND" WHOSE SAME SAMKO MIGHT
[225]USE. STATION SUGGESTS THAT CONTACT BE MADE WITH SUBJECT
[226]TR LOS AWGLELES TO OETERMINE WHETHER HE KNGWS WHERE
[227]AMAUTG-1 1S. ALSO CBTAIN PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION, OCCUPATION
[228]iN LA AND PRIOR JOB TN MILAM? PLUS OTHER NOTABLE
[229]CHARACTERISTICS WHICH COULD BE USED AS FILLER BY SAMKO
[231]TO SKGW THAT POSSISLE RELATIONSHIP EXISTED BETWEEN
[233]AMAUTO- 17S COUSIN AND SAM KO.) IN ADDITON, SUGGEST
[235]SECRET
[238]ROUTING ANO/OM INITIALS SERN RY
[242]7 t
[244]PANE 4 MADRID 113 SE CR ET
[245]PACHANKIS RE-CONTACT SAM KO TO ASCERTAIN NAMES OF PERSONS
[246]KNEW AMAUTO-1 AND FROM WHOM SAMNKO
[247]/E RECEIVED INFORMATION OF AMAUTO-L'S
[248]MAGHID ASSIGNMENT. WELCOME OTHER SUGGESTIONS AS REPLY
[249]TO ASOVE QUESTION.
[250]2. LINE SAMKO WOULD TAKE AFTER FOOT DOOR SHOULD
[252]BE THOROUGHLY REHEARSED IN MIAMI BEFORE ARRIVAL MADRID
[254]BECAUSE OF Di- ELEME ATA MIAMT SHOULY
[256]CABLE WHat SPECIFIC
[257]INSTRUCTIONS ARE GIVEN TO SAMKO SO THAT STATION OFFICER
[258]COMPLETELY AWARE OF HOW SAMKO IS TO CONDUCT HIMSELF.
[259]3, IN VIEW DESIRE TO INITIATE CONTACT BEFORE AMAUTO-1'S
[260]JUNE DEPARTURE SHGGEST CONTACT ABOVE PERSONS ASAP.
[261]S 281-755296. GP)
[263](dies Sua Ufo | ees?
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[268]SECRET =~
[271]SECRET
[273](When Filied Ins ‘
[274]—_ lama s
[275]4 f
[276]f
[278]BASED ON
[282](IS O79701)
[284]iMADR-1100 (CIN 082937)
[285]UIN/QUDOZE
[287]ReCOmued NES NO FOREIGN DISSES
[288]\ CONTROLLED DISSE
[290]CSR MADRID WH/NIANT
[292][aon
[294](CORRECTION TAPE USED)
[296]; ONAL ATIN
[297]' 2awAHOO CABLE SENT XX AS RELAY
[299]ERMOLU
[303]i
[305]LONOT FOR LaiSON
[307]SECRET
[308]: C/WH
[310](eines Faied ta ;
[311]COPY NO.
[313]PREVIONE EDITIONS
[315]ee Bal
[320]Intelligence Information Cable IN-O79701
[322]PAGE 1 OF & PAGES
[323]STATE/IND DIA NMCC/MC GECDEF ICS ARMY NAVY AIR} ClA/NMCE NIC NSA $00 ERROR
[324]fe €& opts
[326]Then material cgninies information uffecting the Notionnt Defeats ef Me United Sinres within thes moaning of tha Espionone hews, Tirle 18, UGC. Sace. 773 ond 7P4. the
[327]feonsiniuon of fevoulon of with in any monner ig of unguthonred panos ie prohibited by how, oT oe
[329]NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM
[330]THIS IS AN TNFOSMATION REPORT,
[331]SECRET : ae CITE TDCS DB-315/02457+70
[333]DIST 18 MAY 1970
[334]CUBA/SPAIN
[335]4-6 MAY 1970
[336]PROTESTS BY CUBAN EMBASSY IN SPAIN OVER ALLEGED ATTACKS ON
[338]CUBAN OFFICIALS
[340]ACQ SPAIN, MADRID CEARLY MA 1970) FIELD NG. OSM 10026
[342]SOURCE AN OFFICIAL SPANISH SERVICE; FROM A SOURCE DESCRIBED AS
[344]i
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[350]i
[351]|
[352]i
[353]I
[355]SENSITIVE AND USUALLY RELIABLE.
[357]L. Ip EARLY MAY 1976, THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MADRID
[359]PREPARED A PROTEST NOTE TO THE SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTRY OVER
[361]AN INCIDENT WHICH OCCURRED AT THE BARAJAS AIRPORT IN MADRID
[363]sees
[365]BETWEEN CUBAN REFUGEES AND CUBAN OFFICIALS, IN WHICH BLOWS
[366]WERE EXCHANGED, ACCORDING TO MINISTER CUILLERMO RUT @,
[367]UBAN CHARGE D'AFFAIRES, THE EMBASSY WILL CHARGE THAT SIX
[368]PUNCTIONARIES AND FOUR DIPLOMATIC COURLERS FROM HAVANA WERE
[369]PHYSICALLY ATTACKED ON 4 MAY AT THE ASRPORT BY DISAFFECTED
[370]CUBANS, ALL RESIDENTS OF SPAIN, THE NOTE STATED THAT “THIS
[372]COWARDLY AND UNJUSTIFIABLE AGGRESSION" ENDANGERED DIPLOMATIC
[374]NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM
[378]PATREE
[380]5B
[382]50
[383]Sy
[384]Eoras
[385]WND .
[387]a
[389]UNTESTED
[390]CUBAN
[391]VDELY
[392]te
[394]OF ¢
[395]Ry
[396]ONE
[397]ISSE
[399]E
[401]“
[402]na
[403]$2)
[405]ty
[406]a
[408]NC ITIEN
[409]‘eh
[411]ROLLED
[413]5
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[416]es
[417]as
[419]TDERE
[420]MAY I
[421]CO
[423]HAL
[426]CUBA
[428]ope
[429]Pees
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[432]Th
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[438]A
[441]TO
[442]GO DE
[443]6
[445]25
[446]NTE
[447]BY
[448]Non
[449]NED
[451]WETNE
[452]LAT
[454]WET
[455]Pia
[457]BYE
[458]OF
[459]CON
[460]L fs
[461]CTOR
[463]“4
[465]no
[467]Nh
[468]cD,
[471]EGER o
[472]chan
[473]awa al
[474]MADRE
[476]Chey
[478]INS
[480]SORMER
[484]i
[485]Sree
[486]ATT
[487]IN
[488]ere
[491](O FOREIGN DISSEN/
[493]THE PROTECTION IN
[494]THREES CUBAN REFUGEES
[495]BAD EEN ARRESTED AND WOULD BE DEPORTED TO FRANCE, TOR THEIR
[496]THE REFUGEES HAD SAID THAT HORACIO FUENTES HAD PULLED
[498]DURING THE FIGHT, A CHARGE “WHICH FRANCO DENIED AT
[500]B, MANY OTHER ATTACKS HAVE BEEN SUFFERED BY CUBAN
[501]AT THE ALRDPORT AND DAMAGE DONE T
[502]C, WHEN CUBAN SEAMEN
[503]N THE CANARY
[504]POLICE STATION BY AN AGINT
[505]“GUSANO" CTURNCOAT) .
[507]BD, ALTHOUGH THERE ARE SPANISH REPUBLICANS AND
[509]SPANISH COMMUNISTS IN CUBA, THE SPANISH EMBASSY IN HAVANA IS
[511]NEVER MOLESTED,
[513]&, FRANCO [5 PREPARED TO
[514]COMING TO SPAIN TO CARRY RAZORS FOR
[516]TICULARLY THOSE WHO GO TO THE ATHPORT,
[518]5 TO CARRY PISTOLS,
[519]CPIELD COMMENT: ACCORDING TO AN OFPICEAL SPA
[520]CUBAN DEIPLOWATS MAY APPLY FOR GUN PERMITS
[521]MINISTRY AND «6G ) PROBABLY ReCEIVE PERMISSION,
[523]PENLRA™ OF
[525]N DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM
[528]3
[529]q
[531]Te
[533]> STA
[534]ELON
[536]EF
[538]re
[540]LO DISSEM
[541]FOR
[543]NIGER
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[551]ry
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[556]a
[558]CABLE SECRETARIAT Digseminarion —_.CLagsirieo MRGAGE,. ° JOral Copies oe ROU TUN AMOYOR HETTLRLE-aWEN 0
[560]PERSON ROTHER
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[568]ADVANCE CORY a VEO BLOTTED [[seesgper on OF THis COPY PROMBITED
[569]: Eve (xo
[571]CLASSIFY TO CS MLE NO.
[573]ay: aT:
[575]KREP TO CS FILE NO.
[577]cise BY 3e pun O ere aw O
[579]RETURN TO MRAM CH
[581]ye Elf @ley cue Ra cilps et citer
[583]AK TION NO |
[585]248 POP _ALOr
[587]SECRET 1517242 WAY 70 CITE WH/MIANI~7570 {NEBECKER ACTING>
[588]DIRECTOR, MADRID Ae woes 15Harie 684143
[589]TYPIC AMAUTO e
[590]REFS: A. DIRECTOR 033355
[591]B. UFAA~ 1978
[593]1. IN MEETING WITH SAMKO ON 14 MAY, PACHANKIS MENTIONED
[594]POSSIBLE TRIP TO MADRID AS TOURIST TO HOLD "CHANCE MEETING
[595]WITH AMAUTO/1. SMAKO VERY ENTHUSED, FLATTERED HIS GOVERNMENT
[596]NEEDED HIM, AND IN POSITIVE FRAME OF MIND FOR OPERATION.
[597]NO FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS MADE (EXPECT WE WOULD PAY EXPENSES
[598]ON TRIP) AND ME APPEARS TO BE MOTIVATED TO HELP COUNTRY
[599]AND OLD FRIEND. AT OUR REQUEST, SAMKO HAS APPLIED FOR
[600]NEW PASSPORT. INCIDENTALLY, HIS WIFE PASSED AWAY ON
[601]6 NOVEMBER 1969.
[603]2. WE ARE NOW IN POSITION TO DISPATCH SAMKO. PLS
[605]cntcntitmnninacinsintn
[607]ADVISE WHEN HE IS NEEDED ON AMAUTO/1 APPROACH:
[608]3. FILE: 201-735296. GP-1
[609]SECRET
[611]OK, ih a fe ‘ Lr Mnf
[612]ce noe coger e dita Cee “ aud
[613], ors Begs « ae wf fue they a
[615]SECRET a dot aoe y
[618]4
[619]Rpg ee
[621]“SPare
[623]To LACK
[625]PACHANKIG INTCRYVIEW ROX ANY POSSIGLE
[628]} nemiwn to
[630]fouite)
[631]Gietaence sunita
[633]AMAUTO-1. AS i NABLY WELL OFF RETIRED
[635]marry
[637]O COULD NATURALLY
[639]COULD NA
[641]MDI
[643]OVIDED BY FONDLY-REMEM
[645]AYR,
[646]VUTO-1 EVER
[647]7O AND
[648]JUDGING PROM AM eWwel ANDO ANDELAY~
[649]CHEREPORR,
[651]TURN ENG POINT TN ARY
[653]WE
[655]we WOULD NEED
[657]ea fr BS RIL
[658](TE os fo
[660]oopy NO.
[663]BESSANE FORM
[664]TOTAL COMES:
[668]units aah BWR ET i
[670]|
[671]- OY IF
[673](7 innex fT no incex . LJ REWAN To. BRANCH C1 ene aio
[674]fen Tv LD
[676]C) fie i 03 PILE NO, 64
[678]we
[679]JS LEE vm,
[681]fetta a ca
[682](classilicatlony (date and tie fied) ~ reference number
[684]SECRET CITE DIRECTOR a
[685]rf OF 33557]
[687]PAGE TWO
[689]LIST OF PLACES FREQUENTED BY AVAUTO-1 WHERE SAMKO WOULD HAVE CHANCE
[691]“BUMP INTO" HIM, IF MADRID HAS OTHER IDEAS, WELCOME ALTERNATIVE
[693]SCENARIO.
[695]4. FILE: 201-735996.
[696]END OF MESSAGE
[697]WH/COMMENT: Ref A said Hqs willing consider use of SAMKO to approach
[699]AMAUTO-1. Ref B gave results of Miami's contacts with
[700]SANKO,
[702]Aye
[704]peer aa en
[705]fk | had
[707]WE
[709]0. eh.
[711]WILLIAM V, BROE Liege C. Le ( AMES FE, FLANNERY
[712]CATED EUR/TB 7454 C/WH/COG
[714]Sonngartiits OF it
[716]Mihi
[718]ad * rae AUTHENTICATING
[719]RELEASING OFFICER : ; i ia ying 3 OFFICER
[722]REPRODUCTION BY OTHE 2 THAN THE ISSUT NG OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, eGPyY NO.
[725]FOnw 9030 USE PREVIOUS
[727]1 hy EDITIONS a tia, . TT
[729]CABLE SCRE LARIAT DISSEMINATION
[731]BPR
[733]apvaned come | fissuce
[735]cuaAsryY TO ¢ Pie At) SOPY
[737]BREF TO C3 ke ‘ a
[738]Oo SRS Bro im sere vb ki al _ a
[740]- LUR 6. ree da
[742]SECRET 1219022 MAY 72 CITE WH/NIAWI] 7515 (NESECKER ACTING)
[744]DIRECTOR, MADRID
[747]Mt
[749]TYPIC AMAUTO
[750]REF: DIRECTOR 932893
[751]{. MANUEL (VIG9S) PEREZ OF PARA 3 REF IS COUSING
[752]OF AMAUTO-1. HE WAS GIVEN CI DEBRIEFING BY ANOTIN-122
[753]ON 24 FEBRUARY. VIGOS HAS NOT SEEN AMAUTO-1 SINCE
[754]1963, HAS BEEN RECEIVING PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT FOR
[755]SEVERAL YEARS, AND IS HOMOSEXUAL. DUE TO LACK OF INFO
[756]FROM VIGOS, AMOTS DID NOT PREPARE REPORT ON AMALTO~ 1.
[757]2» WILL HAVE PACHANKIS INTERVIEW FOR ANY POSSIBLE
[758]INFO MISSED BY AMOTS AND ADVISE.
[759]3. FILE: 201-735296, GP-i
[760]SECRET
[762]OT Ta ae
[765]COMPLETED BY
[767]7 SSERETARIAT
[768]eye
[769]ACTION COPY
[771]Gul- 735295. GP-1
[774]Bama let
[775]Seen oF
[777]ar eae Soa Wk
[780]SECRET
[782](When Euiled Pay
[784]DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE
[786]SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT , DOCUMENT TOENT LF ICAT ION 7
[787]tna yet wea — = seven tn T Ty
[789]a a ee a
[790]OLSPRTCH OR Sovace boc, syMaon NG. 4. BATE
[792]FILE NO.
[794]FO RGORCE Cave Tonvulg. Dale OF wer EVALUATION
[796]g. aNacyse ve. VES OT ESEMINATED Tm
[798]DOCLMENT 015P051T 10N __.
[799]hha. TRANSFERRED To
[800]i RE FELE WO,
[802]PERTINENT (NP ORMAT tON
[804]RUIZ, GUILLERMC
[806]201-735266 2C1-814891
[808]SEX M 06GB ? MADR~O1056
[809]C8 MAY 76
[811]CilT Cusa
[812]Occ 2
[814]| TRAVELING HAVANA MID-JUNE FOR A MEETING
[815]OF AMBASSACORS
[817]UFAGIR R. 7605190007
[819]FILE THIS FORM IN FILE No,
[821]SOP8 BG7 vee previous sorrions, SECRET
[824]& a
[826]PRIOR TO FLING oe. achon SaaS”
[827]roback Detaen bace Sa 1° _
[828]‘ at Go Say (2 Ge no and tne shown are nut proper,
[830]oraper ide no below and forward
[832]oy Eran! mower shont 1a Horeca rab H .
[833]antachon taken merc ths respule’- i document ta RED AN
[835]ans g pres Hf
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[837]— 1 PHOOER PRE NO
[841]ROO
[842]NO
[844]RID EL
[846]sermerenersy nah en
[847]t AU STRAGT
[849]RLGUEST
[852]S ed ‘ DICER NT DATE
[854]BT MC WIL EG
[859]DISPATCH
[861]i)
[863]_.-.-.. Gaiet of Station. Sentioce
[864]NF, Cniet, Weetera Hemisphere Division;
[866]__Ghief, Europe Divigi
[867]om
[868]_ Chief of Station, Madrid
[869]SUE
[873]ACTON REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[875]On 29 October QUTIMID reported a conversation
[876]betweon Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Cuban Minister to
[877]Spain, and Manuel TELLO Troncoso, identified in tke
[878]Diplomatic List as Counselior Of Kabaasy, regarding
[879]the pustponement until 31 October of a meeting they
[881]were to have on 29 Gctober. We have no information
[883]on the purpose of the meeting. We note thet TELLO
[884]arrived in Spain in January 1960.
[886]Distribution: f
[887]2 ~ COB, Santiago — 72 oo 7 Poe eke
[889]2 C/2R .
[890]a= COS/WH, Miami — To O00 TF Packs
[892]o
[894]6]
[899]oO
[901]oe fees
[902]3 ESYY
[903]a CO Bh CLF Bf S
[904]ROSS REFEREE TO a ~ joan SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[906]OSMA 25624
[908]. CASHIACATION
[910]SECRET
[912][oaie
[914]7 November 1969
[916]HOS PLE RUMBER
[918]LO FBS 276
[920]an
[922]|
[923]|
[928][ OISPA) ud Ls RCRET
[930][cities oF Station watkic
[932]_. Chief of Station, WH/Elami
[933]Se H
[934]Chief, Western Hemisphere Division 00 cron
[935]PABCE \
[936]“! Study on Guillermo RUIZ Perez.
[937]ACTION REQUIRED -REARINEES
[939]Reference: OSMW-11726
[941]Forwarded herewith is a completed version by AMEDIT-2 of
[943]the study on Guillermo RUIZ Peres.
[945]MICHAEL V. SLATINSKY
[947]B. TICINETO
[950]Distribution:
[952]3 ~ COS, Madrid w/stt b/w
[953]_ 2 ~ COS, WH/Miami w/att h/w
[955]Toate
[957]8 yay 1373
[959]EXemate oo ee
[961](5 May 1970)
[963]Distribution:
[965]EUR/IB
[966]- WH/COG/OPS |
[967]- WH/COG/Chr¢<
[968]RID
[969]Originator
[971]RELEASING
[972]2 SYMBOL DOA PRICES MOMATURE
[974]: RA (Cora oa
[975]AC/EURY IB i Glenn A. Rounsevell
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[1031]ALTHOUGH SANKO DID NOT
[1033]WAS WERY DEEP, QUTIMID/QUDOZE TRAFFIC SHEMS
[1035]AMAUTO-1 LOOKED ON SAMKO WITH GREAT DEAL NOSTALGIA,
[1036]AADRID'S OTHER PLANS ‘THROUGH Sup JECT REF B (201-8656047).
[1038]REQUEST ATUS YOUR CONTACT WITH HIM AND PLANS,
[1040]° waned
[1042]#. RECENT REVIEW OF AMAUTG+~] TAPES BY AMEDIT-2 SHOW THAT
[1043]AMAUTO-T MAINTAINS CONTINUING PELATIONSHIP WITH QUSEQUIN-S2.
[1045]-¢ COMMENTS THAT QUSECUIN-82 KNOWS AMAUTO-1 PERSONALLY AND
[1046]SEES HIM RATHER OFTEN pur PRE: SUMABLY IN LINE OF DUTY, HOS INTERESTED
[1047]iN NATURE AND EXTENT THIS RELATIONSHIP. VEEW OUSEQUIN-82 COMMENTS
[1048]REPORTED IN OSMA-~23624, ATTACHMENT 2, STATION CHGHT USE THIS
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[1085]AMAUTO-1 BuP HAS AMAUTO-i's HISTORY SOMEWHAT GARBLED, vidos
[1086]ALSO SAYS THat ONE OSVALDO Rr TZ PERE E¢, DESCRIBED AS BROTHER oF
[1087]AMAUTO-~1, TTas ASKED TO LEAVE CUBA AND IS now IN CANE FIELDS,
[1088]WHAMIAMT REQUESTED To CHECK THESE LEADS,
[1089]4. FILE 201735296. END OF MESS SAGE
[1090]Wil COG/ COMMENT + Ref A saig that SAMKO, Miami buteher whe old
[1091]acquaintance of AMAUTEC > Has been located
[1092]and willing tr: vi To Madrid if nece sary,
[1093]Ret Bois Poa Brant for one Carlos CARRASCO,
[1095]whom Madrid plans to USe somehow te get to
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[1122]Sonis GOWEZ Aragon, Cuban MIWREX Official _
[1124]ACTION REQUIRED KERERENCES
[1128]AR: Bone, FYI. Please assign 201 number
[1130]References: A. WADRID 04723
[1131]B. WH/MIAMI 6576
[1132]C. DIRECTOR 611307
[1134]i. Yhe following information about Subject's trip to
[1135]Spain and her activities while here was obtained from QUTIMWID
[1136]and QUDOZE.
[1138]2. Supject arrived in Madrid on 10 February 197¢. She
[1139]traveled to Barcelona during the week of 23 February and
[1140]returned to Madrid 6 March whereupon she then left for Portugal.
[1141]She returned to Madrid on 17 March and waited for Guillermo
[1142]& UI perez’ returo from the Spanish/Cuban Commercial nego-
[1143]tiations in Cube. Sonia departed Madrid for Cuba en 27 March 1970.
[1144]It appears thet she intended to travel to Vienna, Austria aext,
[1145]Since several cables were sent to Vieuna from Madrid advising
[1146]Sonia's travel status. During her gtay in Spain, Senia was in
[1147]frequent contact with one Jose Agustin GOYTISOLO ,
[1148]Spanish writer in Barcelosa, telephone 728-4063 (Station traces
[1149]are OSBA 02385, 17 February 1965; OSBA O2718, 11 August 1967;
[1150]and O8BA 02785, 1 March 1968). She was not known to have been
[1151]in contact with any other locals and what little time she had
[1152]for diversion she gpent with the mission officers and their
[1153]wives.
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[1201]3. The purpose of Sonia's trip to Madrid was to discuss
[1202]the 1970 work plan for the Embaesy with the Charge, Guillermo
[1203]RUIZ Perez. She aiso talxed with the various Embassy officiale,
[1204]aost probably to familisrize herself with their duties and to
[1205]see if they had any problems. She pitched in and helped with
[1206]the backlogged work of Orestes BARRE DA and Horacio
[1207]FUER T ES and also helped with the cultural activities.
[1208]For instacce, she sent two cables to MINREX - one regarding
[1209]the forwarding cf movie postere for a March exhibit and another
[1210]regarding the forwarding of a Cuban stamp exhibition by end
[1211]March.
[1213]4. In their discussion of the 1970 work plan Sonia told
[1214]RUIZ that they were going to plan the February, March, and
[1215]April guarter. She showed him “an agenda for the control of
[1216]planned and unplanned activities" and the general directives of
[1217]the plan which included scientific information and political
[1218]information, with specific directives (requirements) for Spain.
[1219]RUIZ has to prepsre for Havane @ monthly report, then a quarterly
[1220]summary, of the activities accomplished. Based on these
[1221]reports the activities of the following quarter wiil be planned.
[1223]a. In line with the plan of scientific
[1224]ivformation, Sonia and RUIZ discussed the pros
[1225]and cong of a Comite Clentifice-Tecnico which
[1226]is to be set up In Badric. “HUT! was oF the
[1227]Gpinion thet the local (Spanish) Comsunist
[1228]Party would try to infiltrate it and this
[1229]would bring problews to the Embassy. Senia
[1230]polated out the suvcesses encountered in
[1231]Switzerland and Sweden with such a committee
[1232]even though at first there were probleme
[1233]which were later overcome.
[1235]b. Sonia showed RUIZ a commercial project
[1236]which she planned to take to Portugal and
[1237]asked him ta read it because it was also of
[1238]iaterest to the Cuban aisgion in Spain.
[1240]cc. Sonia mentioned that the Plan of
[1241]information was etill to be completed especially
[1242]in the priority categories of Livestock and
[1243]economy.
[1245]ad. They turned next to the tepic of
[1246]the budget. Sonia said that the budget
[1247]for each mission aad to be submitted before
[1248]the end of April (every year) and no addition:l
[1249]expenditures couid be submitted for approval
[1250]during the courrce of the year. Spain, Canada,
[1251]and France, however, would be treated individually.
[1252]Their special needs, such as acquisitien of
[1253]more Office spice, raises im cost of living
[1254]allowances, etc., wauld be taken into consideration
[1255]at any time.
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[1268]DISPATCH
[1270]S. During ¢eie various discussions HUD sired his
[1271]complaint esbout the visx Department in liavana saying that
[1272]the departeent was practically worthlegs and that last year
[1273]76 cables regarding visas remained unanswered. Scnia
[1274]defended the Ministry saying tnat it hed a Lot of work to
[1275]de, but RUIZ replied that they wanted to work only 6 hours
[1276]en day. They 2leo discussed the scholarship situation. it
[1277]seems thet during an interview between PR IE YT © (probably
[1278]Jose PRIETO Renitez, Director of Foreign Relations of
[1279]the MAP) and the Minister of sublic Works, PRIETO wae asked
[1280]to provide 2 List of scholership candidates to be consid#red
[1281]and he bad none. Eania gentioned that in Belgium they aisoa
[1282]lost four scholarshipe because of this same reason.
[1284]G. According to QUTIMID Sosia GOKE Z Arsgon is
[1285]warried to one Miguel (1N@) and bas a daughter naged [lisuwe.
[1286]Senta’s mother is still Living sithough apneared to be very
[1287]411 at the time Sonia left for her trip to Madrid because
[1288]Sonia cabled at least twice to Havaorn inquiring about the
[1289]steatum of her mother's besith. (CTYLOTE reported that Sonia's
[1290]howe phone number in Havana is 7-4263.) Perhaps Headquarters
[1291]can determine the full name of her husband by checking the
[1292]reverse telephone listings. Sonis ie attractive, intelligent,
[1293]sertious-minced and reserved. The last time she visited Spain
[1294]she stayed with Vera BOGORODOWS K€ FI and waw on the same
[1295]type of sission ac the present one ~ to discuss the Madrid
[1296]Embassy's work plan. She Sise visited the Barcelona Consulate
[1297]and the Cuban xwbesey in Lisbon.
[1299]Belen B. NOTHDURFT
[1301]poo
[1303]CRASHER HOME
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[1306]i
[1309]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Pores (201~735296) va
[1313]Since Headquarters has recently prepared an extensive
[1314]analysis on RUIS for the information of addressecs, an
[1315]additional review has beon antited. However, the attached
[1316]biographic study should be useysul.
[1318]f ra oe
[1322]DPOB:
[1323]PRESENT
[1324]POSITION:
[1326]WIFE:
[1328]CHILDREN:
[1330]PHYSICAL
[1331]DESCRIPTION:
[1333]PERSONALITY:
[1335]30 April 1970
[1337]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296)
[1338](NOTE: A comprehensive study/analysis
[1339]on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970,
[1340]see OSMW-11726.)
[1342]Also uses Guillermo RUIZ Perez
[1344]10 February 1930, Havana
[1346]Minister, Charge d'Affaires, Cuban Embassy,
[1347]Madrid, since December 1967.
[1349]Nilda VECIANA Lopez (DPOB: 26 December 1934,
[1350]Havana)
[1352]Five sons, and a sixth child due to be
[1353]born April/May 1970, Guillermo, the oldest,
[1354]in school in Cuba. Alejandro, Julio,
[1356]Juan Carlos and Ivan with their parents in
[1357]Madrid. :
[1359]White, variously described as 5'5" ~ 5'°7"
[1360]tall, and 170~190 pounds, stout build;
[1362]round face, fair complexion, blond slightly
[1363]wavy hair, light-colored eyes (also reported
[1364]as blue and green), wears glasses. No
[1365]visible identifying marks. Well dressed.
[1367]Perhaps a relative's description of RUIZ
[1369]Sums up his personality - "a man of many
[1370]moods." He has variously been described
[1372]as intelligent, mentally alert, competent,
[1373]hardworking, and respected by his subordinates.
[1374]Pleasant, easy going, nervous, quick-tempered,
[1375]brusque but sincere, opinionated, strong-minded
[1376]idealistic, self-confident. Has basic
[1377]emotional instability, gives impression
[1379]of being insecure in his position. At times
[1380]Sarcastic, indifferent, egotistical, cynical,
[1381]Serious, ungrateful and cold, who,
[1382]paradoxically, appears friendly to some people.
[1383]Outspoken, compulsive talker, articulate,
[1384]limited vocabulary, swears a good deal,
[1387]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Porez
[1389]EDUCATION:
[1391]He can turn on considerable
[1392]charm, where motivated. In
[1393]contrast to his pleasant public
[1394]image and acceptable language,
[1395]private conversation is vulgar,
[1396]Swears continually and flies into
[1397]rages.
[1399]Likes good living and spends money
[1400]where it shows. Avid reader, keeps
[1401]abreast of world events, shows
[1402]willingness to accept whatever he
[1403]deems to be good or useful from
[1405]the outside world, Concerned with
[1406]the image and prestige of Cuba in
[1407]Spain. Emotionally committed to
[1409]an ideal. An AMEDIT study summed
[1410]RUIZ up as a realist. He speaks
[1411]English and French. His wife, a
[1412]teacher, always worked before going
[1413]to Spain, and there works as a
[1414]secretary and bookkeeper at the
[1415]Embassy on an informal basis. Appears
[1416]intelligent, competent, outspoken
[1418]but solicitious and affectionate with
[1420]her husband; interested in, and
[1421]encourages him in his work. Appears to
[1422]Support the regime, but not a fanatic,
[1423]RUIZ is the dominant personality of the
[1424]two,
[1426]One reference states that he went to
[1427]work at age 14, which Sugpests lack of
[1428]formal education,
[1430]In 1960 as an emplayee of the Ministry
[1431]of the Treasury, selected to attend
[1433]a statistics course offered by CEPAL,
[1434]which lasted two years,
[1436]One relative reported he completed
[1437]elementary education at "Hermanos
[1438]Maristas" school in Havana; did not
[1439]know whether he attended high school,
[1440]but said in early days of the Castro
[1441]regime attended the University of
[1444]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez
[1446]PREVIOUS POSITIONS:
[1448]Havana.
[1450]Another relative said his
[1452]primary and secondary education
[1454]was received in private institutions,
[1455]and that he has a degree in “political
[1456]economics" from the University of
[1457]Havana.
[1459]He is well versed in world affairs
[1460]and has an understanding of
[1461]international trade,
[1463]Vice Minister, MINCEX, 1964-1967,
[1465]Commercial Counselor, Cuban Embassy,
[1466]Mexico City. Although he was
[1467]accredited to that position in
[1468]December 1963, travel indicates he
[1469]was in Mexico from August 1963 to
[1470]May.1964. Other references indicate
[1471]he was in that position in September
[1472]1963.
[1474]Ministry of the Treasury. In April
[1475]1962 he was Chief of the Department
[1476]of Construction Expenses Studies,
[1477]Office of Financial Statistics of
[1478]that ministry. He was with the
[1479]ministry as early as 1960, when he
[1480]was selected to attend the statistics
[1481]course,
[1483]During the Batista regime he was in
[1484]exile. Came to the U.S, sometime in
[1485]the 1950's and apparently remained for
[1486]some time before he left in February
[1487]1957, when, according to some reports,
[1488]he entered Cuba elandestinely. Also
[1489]reported to have been in exile in
[1490]Mexico,
[1492]LNYUMA records show he came to U.S.
[1493]on 8 November 1956 to see his brother,
[1494]left 17 November for the Dominican
[1495]Republic where he received five months
[1496]military training. Returned to the
[1499]Orestes Guillermo RULY Perce
[1501]POLITICAL
[1502]ATTITUDE:
[1504]U.S. 5 April 1957, overstayed
[1506]his time, and on 11 February 1958
[1508]was ordered deported; claimed he
[1509]would be killed if he returned to
[1510]Cuba and did not show for deportation.
[1511]Subsequent investigation showed he
[1512]was in Cuba as of 2 March.
[1514]A member of the Cuban Communist
[1515]Party, admitted on the recommendation
[1516]of Armando HART Davalos, Sccretary
[1518]of Organization. Although he has
[1519]been described as a militant Communist,
[1520]a convinced supporter of the Castre
[1521]regime and a fanatic Fidelista, there
[1522]is evidence to dispute this image,
[1524]An analysis of available information
[1525]indicates that he is not a convineed
[1526]Marxist, he cannot accept Party
[1527]discipline, and that his character
[1529]is basically incompatible with the
[1530]system he serves,
[1532]His father is reported to be an old-
[1533]guard Communist and a leader of
[1535]the barber's union, A brother
[1536]reported to be a member of DSE in 1946,
[1538]He expressed dissatisfaction with
[1540]his position as a diplomat, feels
[1542]his talents are wasted and would like
[1543]a position in commerce or industry,
[1544]whore he considers he could better
[1545]serve the revolution, Has criticized
[1546]the bureaucracy and inefficiency in
[1547]the government in Havana,
[1549]He has said that many Cuban diplomats
[1550]want to stay out of Cuba, but it
[1551]seemed to him that the Cuban government
[1552]wanted to keep him (RUIZ) out of the
[1553]way (1.e., outside Cuba}. That LEON
[1554]had appointed him, supported him, and
[1555]they are good friends, but that he
[1556](RUIZ) docs not like to work with a
[1557]man who one does not pet to know,
[1559]nor to know what he is thinking. He
[1560]said he felt as if he were in Miami.
[1563]Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Peres
[1565]INTELLIGENCE
[1566]CONNECTIONS: May 1964 AMMUG-1 roported RUIZ
[1567]a Dol case officer in Mexico for
[1568]cargetteod against “some
[1569]area,” and later identified
[1570]his photograph as DGI member in Mexico.
[1572]In 1961 an emigre said RUIZ, with the
[1573]Finance Ministry, was a Communist and
[1574]G-2,
[1576]AMTIKI-) said a letter from a friend
[1578]in Cuba stated that RUIZ, then in
[1579]Mexico, was a member of G-2, sent to try
[1580]to infiltrate counterrevolutionary
[1581]groups (1963).
[1583]In April 1968, RUIZ advised Aristides
[1584]DIAZ Rovirosa on the use of dispuises,
[1585]the need to “live secretly" and
[1586]commented on DIAZ! being “already
[1587]clandestine."
[1589]The Cuban Ambassador tu Geneva, in
[1591]1968, commented on RUIZ' refusal to
[1592]accept DGL dominanee of the Cuban Embassy,
[1593]Madrid, (AMDELAY-1). In July 1969,
[1594]AMBEDEW=1 said RUIZ was very dictatorial
[1595]in his dealings with DGY officers.
[1597]CONTACTS: Not much is known of his contacts in
[1598]Madrid, other than official. Is in
[1599]touch with Ahmed LAYDI, Algerian
[1600]Ambassador; Manuel TELLO Trencoso,
[1601]Counselor of Chilean Embassy, Madrid;
[1602]Alexandru PETRESCU, Romanian Minister to
[1603]Spain and Carlos CARRASCO Munoz de Vera,
[1604]@ lawyer and personal friend.
[1606]TRAVELS: 1963: Aug. To Mexico
[1608]Now. Moxico-Cuba
[1609]Cuba-~Mexico
[1610]Cuba-Mexico
[1611]Mexico-Cuba
[1613]Cuba-Spain
[1615]we da ATA a De dee
[1618]Orestes Guillermo RULY Pore,
[1620]dan. Nethorlands-Spain
[1621]duly Spain-France
[1622]July Prance-Spain
[1623]Aug. Spain-Cuba (via Ireland, Canada)
[1624]Aug Cuba-Spain
[1625]Spain-Cuba
[1626]Cubt-Spain
[1627]France-Spain
[1628]Spain-Dominican Republic
[1629]Spain-Switzerland
[1631]Spain-Cuba
[1633]Cuba-Spein (via French
[1635]West Indies, Azores)
[1636]Bot, Spain-Cuba
[1637]Oct. Cuba-Spain
[1638]14 Nov. Spain-uK
[1639]16 Nov. UK-Spain
[1641]28-30 Nov. Two-day trip by auto to
[1642]San Sebastian and Burgos
[1644]6 dan 70. To Italy, returning by auto.
[1646]Alsa claims to have been in North
[1647]Victnan as = member of a trade mission
[1648]CQUDOZH) .
[1650]ASSESSMENT: It appears that RUIZ might well be responsive
[1651]£9 &N approach, with nsideration given to
[1652]the manacr in which it as undertaken, the
[1653]timing and the person involved.
[1656]Orestes Guillermo RUYTZ Pero
[1658]ACCESS:
[1660]MISCELLANEOUS:
[1662]Although RUIZ’ health has been
[1663]described as generally good, he
[1664]suffers from a back ailment which
[1665]resulted Prom a fall in 1955
[1667]and which has been diagnosed as
[1668]incurable, Aliso he suffers from a
[1669]Jiver ailment for which he takes
[1670]medicine.
[1672]RUIZ is scheduled to return to Cuba
[1673]in mid-1970, where he expects to
[1675]be with MININT, rather than MINREX
[1676]or MINCEX.
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[1712]i, SAMKO SHOWN PHOTOS OF AMAUTO=-i AND REMARKED,
[1713]“WHY, THIS IS WILLIAM.” REMEMBERED AMAUTO~1 AS NICE
[1714]CLEAN-CUT BOY WITH HIGH IDEALS, WHILE THERE was
[1715]PROBABLY FATHER-SON RELATIONSHIP, SAMKO DID NOT
[1716]RECOGNIZE IT aS SucK,
[1718]@e SAMKO IS WILLING TO TRaVEL TO MADRID TO TALK
[1719]WITH AMAUTO-1. HE HAS an EXPIRED PASSPORT. Was TOLD
[1720]INTERVIEW WAS EXPLORATORY agp PACHANKIS WOULD RECONTACT.y,
[1721]TF SAMKO SERVICES WERE NEEDED, x
[1723]Ss POUCKING ABOVE CONTACT REPORT, ALONG WITH
[1724]REF A CONTACT REPORT, Via REF B.
[1726]4, FILE: 201-866854 AND @Bi-735296, GPe}
[1727]SECRET
[1729]tS COPY
[1730]SECRET
[1733]e
[1735]a :
[1737]tineekanon : n PROCESSING ACTON
[1739]DISPATCH | . Se c RE ? ae o __ asst FoR anna
[1741]7 Chief, Western Resisphere Diviaion -
[1742]ao (hitet ot Station, Madrid; ~
[1743]| _ Chief, Eurcpean Division
[1745]GaN
[1747]Chief of Station, WH/Miamt _
[1748]Sc” PPPS Bie
[1749]Interview of Alexander S4mKO _
[1751]SUNN RIGUINID aErEnewo:
[1753]Action Required: Para 2 below
[1755]References: A. DIRECTOR 026320,
[1756]B. WH/MiamY 7304
[1757]©. WH/WIAMI 7346
[1759]1. Forwarded herewith are two contact x
[1760]Submitted by Henry S&S, PACHAWEYS on his interviews with
[1761]Alexander SAMKO (201-866034) concerning Orestes
[1762]Guillermo RUIZ Peres (201~735296). Both contact reports
[1763]re self-explanatory and were sumsairized in References
[1764]Band C,
[1766]2.
[1767]macter of
[1768]12 so,
[1771]4, Contact Report, 21 April 1970
[1772]3. Contact Report, 28 April 1370
[1774]Distribution:
[1775]3 ~ Chief, WHD w/atts b/w (in dupl)
[1776]2 ~ COS, Madrid w/atts n/w tin dupl}
[1777]2~ Chief, BUR w/atts b/w (one copy}
[1779]Sa aErrl POGEALLH HY MEOL ANS NUMGuE BATE
[1781]| 28 Apria 1970
[1783]moe ee ee “ee t fey ON Mas Hie NUMBER
[1785]| (201-735298 > | __201-866054_