“… she was divorcing her husband. ☑ , b. Dolores DE LA MORA has had close contacts with Cuban Embassy officials and has made several trips to Cuba (she has also bragged about her friendship with Fidel CASTRO--see below) since 1901l. Although she is known to be friendly with the Cuban A …”
“and Manuel VEGA Perez (see MEXI 5052, 17 June 1963), all known Cuban intelligence officers. < (2015) c. Similarly, DE LA MORA has had continuing overt (per LIENVOY) contact with Czech Embassy officials, again identified intelligence officials. The first recorded contact was with ”
“… told him that President LOPEZ MATEOS was "always asking her to tell him more about Fidel CASTRO." She also said she was leaving Mexico (for Cuba--LÍTAMIL-9 was at the airport to see her off) without her parents knowing it as they were not in favor of her friendship with CASTRO. LITAM …”
“ndship with CASTRO and acquaintance at least with former President LOPEZ MATEOS.) Tatiana has in the 1. LITAMIL-9 also subsequently reported on 24 February 1963 that he had "bumped into" DE LA MORA on 23 February 1963 and she told him that her uncle, (nu) DE LA MORA, an architect”
“, WEENING at the time rated Tatiana and her husband husband as most likely apolitical/ intellectual. !! i ! いせい SELF CIT Mexico j. According to LIENVOY on 15 November 1967, Dolores DE LA MORA told Jiri SVESTKA, Czech Consul, that she was about to leave on a trip to Caracas, Venez”
“… F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 h CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION to DISPATCH SECRET/RYBAT MARKED fo INDEXING Chief, WH/Cuba NO JADDUNG REQUIRED MrO ONLY QUALIFIED DESA y COS, JMWAVE Chief, DOD CAN JUDGE INDEXING XX MOM Chief of Base, New York MICROFILM JBJEC …”
“1-Contact Reports as stated para 1, h/w T 2-IDENTITY Sheets as stated para 2, USC ODC U DISTRIBUTION: R (2-C/WH/Cuba, w/atts. #1 & 2 as stated EP 2-COS. JMWAVE, w/atts. #1 & 2 as stated DR 1-DOD, w/o att STOR A ECR CS COPY daft - E cmoes PTTEME …”
“have been sent to (Iden P in connection with racia1 dis- turbances in WOLADY. L The routine instructions given to Iden P were to / oppose LNHARP actions in HTBASTE whenever possible and to try to bring# all debatable matters to HTBASTE, where they have better support. Clew* ”
“14-00000 "ee. 1 (A SECRET Identities. tp NYM -2233 Iden A - 445-5547 Iden B - Commodore Hotel, Room 1263 ' Iden - David Cordova 18 Iden D - General Assembly of the United Nations Iden E - Delegates Lounge, United Nations Iden F - Secretariat building of the Unit”
“14-00000 1 . d thee SECRET 02°ES Ident: £txes to UNDA 2234 1 E S -C Y S S - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - w ils in le —adevee Iden A - United Nations, Committee II Iden B - Jesus JIMENEZ Escobar (201-749244) Iden- —Rau1ROA / ***** Iden D - Jose FERNANDEZ Cossi”
“3000M®1 dr* vosd LUGU 6Lew. jeet 7 0 Net i LrrAMIE *7 0 4 >On*ee the2.night IDP of 10 May 63, I met LITAMIL-9. . 3.1 *: 143 % ** MI* Cy* mgam usual rendezvous point and wo droo to outlying district of J whore. debriefing took place. NO SECURITY PROBLEMS NOTED. ‘ 25 1”
“aneigned to the Embassy as "Auxiliar de Segurda Clase" toiles ( LIFIRE Airlists show MA IZ and his wife returned via Cubara on (2-9) 1 10 May 63). arid that MAIZ’ wife is suffering from cancer. 180 •that she was operated on in Habana but there is no hope 3 #7752 334249 L-”
“… l Hug0 spoke re non-intervention and autodetermingacion. (L-9)anid ******* ---------- the speech was typical of Mexican govt pol icy re Cuba. b2310 FROM APERTURE CARD SUBMITTED 1 19. 9]da1d that he enw Rafael f Ros// Porez and Antonie NRRuza Mon the Embassy on 9 May 63. TNEY …”
“appeared dd the Mduinhstrntoror the papargy when tne y . Grleontraet-was bignod witn(iodtic)it would give nim a reni ing of espouse 6 PA 43 3 and"s security re rulishment ;, 1 **9**OAN his future relationship with the componysl” 3/16. 29 identified, the following fro LIR”
“… P? b-enircke-ipleecceeomenerrextyot, Calio, estudiando on Habanm "instruction politics y ro-Y a volueionaria". creyo que V estarid en Cuba solo 15 dic sosie Rogelio. becado divote FROM APERTURE CARD SUBMITTED he: %”
“… m‘vie of the above, FARIAS 19 being"bounoed" • NAZZ said the yes iS Cubans ‘plen to conduct a Ml body searoh of Vans when onez, Cleaved Cuba, 1.6. TMMMM Mix "en cueron" Tmau. H ~. A tome- E-9 pointed cut that / FARIAS 19 a Mexican and if it true what MATZ reporting about. R …”
“… ng)that hta baby woeia.So th K . bout a week ■ old when the new Ambassador arrived and the would be fine because he wanted return to Cuba and ces TBOM A Zather.who has returned top. Habana Krom.Parip ( Ramon BIHGAS col mto). sronas® wire gave birnt to baby boy.""- (7. Ma …”
“… snar, 1 .* was as thesePuodn may sonow benoodmated as thv-remens’ lle." hiel cisrmo to bla peose.) vile aineinss GCASTRO e Absence z m Cuba did not affect the regirer m” 4 that things went on the safe in him absence ate. Mums, however, mid that this Bona not mean that Cuba doe …”
“masses in Mexico ATE Mot upguiker hraspurets * % 1 *. / are thoY 707. g "* "debida preperacion politicn" required for auth a.rove olution. He said that it will take one er two generations. before MEvico is ready for such arevoluatons * - >: *t * A Or wib Jo 334089 i I-9 ”
“… v“ i s adorns few ’t Ciones,@... ' whicer /. % I .0 - 1 1,1 c a s ts 5 I Priests €47 -1 Dunin." Yo creo que en (1 1 * en Cuba’s Esto no quicre SOCR LDA------9orrs 2 5 . Presidents sabe quien va (* v*3 - Celecciones en Mexico) CP rerbuena marcha de les cos …”
“… o 500 ' * , & ex* mecitther Mfahis daughter was not going to a tay in Mexico. - Subject’s mother 1—h Coin lating in Miami. 354433 2/66 hto Cuba it. 3*.,00-218 G I-g) reported" that. Seydon DIALLO, Guinean Amb arrived on ubann on 1e May 63 and he saw to it that DIALLO had nox pr …”
“… utlined below: 356 Andrew ORDONO _____ _____ Camps. _______In March 1963, Andrew *ORDONO PB 201- Camps, DPOB 30 September 1914, Gibara, Cuba, A 12 837 617, arrived in Miami and was given routine CAC processing. The details of this processing are contained in MIAM-0085, dated 12 …”
“… it Carlos BANDIN Cruz (201-309611) of the MRR splinter group as a result of BANDIN’s overinflated claims relative to his faction invading Cuba. Headquarters’ interest in discrediting BANDIN was also stimulated by the fact that BANDIN’s irresponsible publicity stunts were causing …”
“… a Havana prison. AMCARBON-1 also indicated that AMBEND-1 would probably be a knowledgeable source on the current activities of the UR in Cuba. This operational intelligence was most helpful in terms)of keeping JMWAVE informed on AMBEND-I’s movements,fSubsequent developments reve …”
“… rmation enabled JMWAVE to keep Headquarters informed on sensational-type articles which might be appearing relative to Soviet missiles in Cuba. jd., In WAVE 4701, dated 20 September 1963, AMCARBON-1 gave JMWAVE his resume of the discussions which he had with AMBIDDY-1 at the Mia …”
“directed toward the Identity 5. Armed with this warn ing, JMWAVE was able to take action which minimized the publicity repercussions from a renewed press interest in the Identity 5. g. in In WAVE 7671, dated xo 16 November 1800, AMCARBON-1 1963, AMGANDON 1 reported to JMW”
“Charles GRIFFIN Shrimp Boat Story. On 26 February 1964, JMWAVE learned that when Mr. Charles GRIFFIN 'S sons went to Cuba to reclaim the hijacked shrimp boat, JOHNNY REB, they found that select items were missing from the boat when it was turned over to them …”
“14-00000 Latin Youth Group in Chile ? S-B THE Siren IIERALD Friday, March 6, 1004 t Organized by a Cuban Red 0 Niorucess Aloncollinssos $: By DON BOUNING'/ . Santiago “in consideration of : or our Latin America State : numerous petitions." • A small, but- significant S”
“… ” maintains • diplomatic rela-s. "international" preparation was announced in late August brainwash the youth of Latin‘ *-*** tions with Cuba.76 It - is- * also —*+i— was meeting *”
“held6A1A in mule - Cuba, the Congress would be held in America.” . considered the one most like- rand b ly to vote itself Communist ■ ■ % Presidential elections …”
“… , “ .It is an outgrowth of the :then went on to Prague and „. first Lation American Youth 2 April : Moscow. ., a. _.‘ Congress held in Cuba Ira * Ho returned to Santiago , . 19G0." It was there the "Cuba Dec. 26. He was met at the Nit 201-746- SI, Yankee no” theme was / / …”
“thrown into contact with Vietnamese, Cubans, etc. of interest to WOFIRM and whom we wouldwelcomereports. This line has the virtue of having less blow-back potential should our approach be declined and we would hope that once a relationship with her had been established she wo”
“- AcAAAAA_____ , 104-10073-10061 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 € de Verona IF O REPO NFO ON EPORT . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY -* This material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States wit”
“… anish Jose Julio Retez Cacferres co Astonto Go Vexgnn. This report, written en 2 Bey 62, 16 a full report to the Rscolnticuery Comasil of Cuba regarding grzeral < eceditioso in 61 Salvador sad specifically dealing with Cubans fe thot ecantry. The euzher «f tho ropert uss Goxt to …”
“… on: Employee of Brazilian consulate and his brother wee Manuel ABCLEM Martin Brazi Pi an citizen Born ca. 19 090 Residence:L Havana, Cuba , -7 Occupation: Officer of Brazilian Embassy Havana Once a month a pouch passes between the Brazilian Consulate in Miami an the Embass …”
“… 65 AC Residence 122 .W. 16th Miami. Fla. . , from whom he obtained two intelligence reports; and . Eveliell-cRUZ 10 4 Born Candelaria, Cuba 9 Residence 1545 S.W. 6th St., Apt. 4,Miami, Fla. from whom he obtained operational information on the Esquivel Caves, Soroa Zone, termi …”
“brother-in-law^ .5 Cuba _Dioninio UGARTE, auenbo Cif, —Ne. INfo. ON Subs PRoPERIY Six&HOUGAT 503 ) and IN CUBA 5 ) Anita PERRASTE’ Betancourt - &I CANDE LA …”
“… 1.5bond 7. On 25 December 1962 AMCUTLER-1 reported that he had been informed the day before by * ThPedro LuiB QIA2 Lanz Contac 6 CIT: Cuba 7 t Sub of 201-293865 that two individuals named C”
“… ■ • ■ • CLASSIFICATION CIGPATCH BY/TCL ANDRUMSER CONTINUATION OF *. DISPATCH 1* SECRET 0 UFGA-7171 GFR-CiTi 201-342-599 “%((Reinaldo Cuba LOPEZ Lima T201-3425.88 U 11 1 G FIE CitiCube /Enriqne *CEIJAS 7201-288950 6 * Pot 258950 had just approached him with the offer …”
“Cuba" UFG-2098 "Possible Military Use of Caves near Trinidad, Las Villas" UFG-2143 "Identification of Two Caves near Trinidad, € Las Villas …”
“… er four-day detention period, AMFAUNA-14 was handled by the following DSE officers: C.IT. C.BA DOB.01918 ECL - *r‘7*‘w ISAGENT ALTAVANA, CUBA 1.202 PZ16a Francisco ABAD: AMFAUNA-14 believes that this is his real name. He did not introduce himself, but she saw the name on her re …”
“… Novo, had been released due to the influence of his 67father, and had gotten out of the country with the aid of the Mexican Ambassador to Cuba, coming then to the United States. He drives a 1959 black and white Chevrolet Corvair, wears civilian clothes, and carries a pistol, some …”
“… y "Yes, Comrade." Discussing this person later within the AMCOG household, AMFAUNA-14 was told bv Israel BRINEE TEVINEA SETS BY SWBN IT.CUBA PADILLA that he thought ‘‘Carlos" was SamuelRiRODILES.4no 201 %, Dil ° Comment: The physica1 description of- arlos" does not , match tha …”
“… EZ Villaboy (on whom WAVE has numerous traces) and that he was assisted in getting to Mexico bya Mexican diplomat named "Benjamin." c IT: CUBA PCC.F.S. AGENT _ DOB. 8/939 ___ . SEEN AT BEL HEADQUARTERS (c) Fnu lnu: This man appeared a few times during AMFAUNA- 14’«”
“… d her a report which Be said concerned a Pisile base, and a book on Communist infiltration in Colombia. SCRey NFC. 1c/1 a r CongAANAVANA, CUBA-. INRC. PREM ----- ------- 3—- no / 3, RECIRERS INFEHAUE CIT: CUBA - (e) Once when "El Negro" was sick, he sent his cousin to moot wit …”
“there is the Cubana de Rayos X #72, La Rampa.) CHICUTA -08 23 0YBE INTO ~ PROVIDED 2 01-332675 0/ 37273 17. ABAD appeared to be particularly interested in how NEGRET and "Julio" obtained their funds, and kept returning to this subject during the interrogation. 18. ABA”
“… e CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH S EC R.E T. . ' UFGA-12894 gave the physical description of AMFAUNA-24, whom she knew to be safely] out of Cuba. (She never knew AMFAUNA-24's true name.) She also mentioned Manolo “VILLAMANAN, the true name of AMFAUNA-13 (whom she had known only as …”
“… ence to the KUBARK agent known as "Julio", whom they had recently identified with AMFAUNA-1, ABAD said that he knew that "Julio" had left Cuba in October 1962 and believed that he had n gone to Europe, but he said he did not know whether "Julio" had gone i io clandestinely o …”
“… AMFAUNA-1 had trained her in this system, and had left her his materials, so that he could use her as a stop-gap communications link CIT: CUBA, AC.UDA While he was trying to reorganize his net. K.K. COMPACT W/2013016 38. ABAD told her that this was plainly not true, because some …”
“… sk whether she had received any instructions from AMFAUNA-1 as to how to act in case of an internal uprising, which a number of people in Cuba seemed to be expecting about that ttino ime as a result of CLASSDPIGATIGN the destruction caused by Hurricane Fy>ra. --- : 7 PAGENO.”