“drinking spree it cay last for days. r However, he has a great capacity for work and lately he has cut down on his drinking. He is too intent in his presidential aspirations. Presi dent Leper Arellano has left the administration of government to Ricardo Zuniga. Zuniga’s trus”
“14-00000 00- B-321/33415-72 C-0-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L -2- 2. During the same private conversation, General Oswaldo Lopez Arellano was 1 quoted as having statedthat it would be futile for him to lead a coup 4 d’etat unless there washope of improving the welfare of the masse”
“SECKET-NO FOREIGN DISSEM d.14 reportedly continues, the threat of retaliatory action from forces rallying around deposed Air Force Chief Lemus has apparently diminished, and the majority of the armed forces still supports President Ydigoras. The President's intention with re”
“Intelligence Information Report This material contains information effecting Re MaKonol Defonia a the United States within the meaning of the Espionage lows. The u. USC Secs. 793 and 794, the tronminion or revelofon of which ive any manner to an unauthorized is prohibited by l”
“14-00000 IN 49273 Pc- SECRET - 2. LUIS VILLORO, EDITOR OF REVISTA DE LA UN IVER SIDAD DE MEXICO, COMMITTEE IN GENOA AND ATTEND ING CONGRESO DE AL. SO ONE OF ORGAN IZ ING 6 LA COMUNIDAD CULTURAL DE LATISO AMERICA IN ARICA, CHILE. EXPECTSj MEET NUMBER OF GENOA ATTENDEES ”
“close friend of Martin Amuero, leader of the PI. Lopez spends about half of his time in Honduras. He is an intelligent and cunning politician with a lot of common sense. He is critical of the soft lines used by the US in internal and foreign affairs. 2. During our conversati”
“Lopez Arellano to lead a coup d’etat to dis place President Ramon Ernesto Cruz, and have offered to help him. Early a i in October 1972 a government official and several young aray officers3 selemaaABBROPEBRRAPelPRpmopouarsen stated in a private conversation that Lopez Ar”
“1 4-00000 0 N 3essi 33 Aftovh 6 FCRTHCC"ING CONGRESS AND BOTH AGREED to WORK BEHIND SCENES TO PREVENT THIS From HAPPENING, AMICE/3; CITED PANAMA, CARACAUTCR SANTIAGO AS SITES rerE CONGRESS WILL FROBABLY TAKE PLACE. SOTH ACREES THAT IT IS SCHEDULED FOR MAY SS. HONOR CF B”
“Intelligence Information Report eu iofies effecting the National Defense of the dhaied Sites This material east the mooning € ige lovi Title 18, U.S.C. Socs. 793 and 794, the *—*-* or revelation of any sinner to cn unauthorized porsoy is probe: id by farw DIRECTORA E Of IN”
“379r1Pwr28E9war CP**"I6HareJawithe *a,e 4. Ricardo Zuniga, Minister of Presidency, remains as an influential figure with President Lopez Arellano. Zuniga provides financial support to the • non-Communist student organizations who support his claims that the US is intervening ”
“military than Lopez desires to remain in office for another term. The thinking in these Honduran circles is that the lack of disclaimers by Lopez is, in itself, a strong indication of his "continuisno" plans. Ap- proximately ten days ago Herman Pascua, manager of the National ”
“dismayed at Zuniga’s handling of Honduran propaganda during the recent Hondaran/El Salvadoran border war. Lopez allegedly felt that the invective against El Salvador often mirrored the type used by Cuban Communism. 4. Miguel Andonie Fernandez, a self-appointed presidential ca”
“and possibly other non-Communist European countries in an attempt to procure technical assistance, credit and other unspecified help for the Eocduran agrarian reform program. He feels it is in the best interests of Honduras to turn to countries other than the US for assistanc”
“1 4-00000 PT IN 30511762 Gr-e 44x —o • CISC, MISEREOR AND INSTD - FOR INTERNATIONAL SOL IDA ITY ARE REPRESENTED SY HELMUT PALLA WHO IS THERE AS OBSERVE? AND APPARENTLY IS NOT MIXING IN. 1 B. CONFERENCE HAS BROKEN' UP INTO FOUR COMMISSIONS WHICH ARE DRAFTING OR DISCUSSIN”
“3 110t *.11) }.. a orc.d uspo+eC Hr For ivel* mas La, r.man 00, and the majority of the armed Pre 1.6 1 !t Yd A.E ora s. 1The President’plans s . Invention th leftist ex-Preside nt Arevalo, who to return 2nd Suk the ‘- pre sidgncy*in next December’s elections, 18toan unqot”
“INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT: CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY1 This material contains information aflecting the National Defense of the United Stales within the meaning of the Espionage Lows Tale U. U.S.C. Socs 793 and 794, the transmission revelation of which in any mann”
“practically non-existent. Salvadorians and Guatemalans have also expressed the same desire. 2. In early October 1972, these urgings were taken into consideration by the Secretaryship of Central American Economic Integration (SIECA) (Secretaria| Permanent de Integration Econom”
“While the Station would welcome another visit by subject, it does' not appear that the need for a general survey is so pressing as it was a - year ago. It is dcubted that basic conditions have changed greatly, and .2 the changes which have taken place have been fairly well cov”
“VI. 7 Aul T6 r* CENTRAL AMERICA Further Le tails Forts APP in Spanish 2329 On 6 Jal W P % (next) San Jose, 6 Jal—Costa Rtean Foreign Minister Conzale Facto denied today that he went to Guatemala because a coup was beint planned there against President Kjell Laugerud. At a”
“they ar® geittiag, to pacify Latin American. They are now speaking of naming a Provisional President. Also have said that J se A. Vorn has met with wessin, after talking to rebel chiefs, to seek a formula, apparently they say, based on the proposals of the rebels. Niric cname”
“hacer especulaciones sobre el desen piensa continue lace de un process que id siquiera Nlego a Iniclarse. Pero, con America Latina todo, es Interesante recoper opinion’s y, siempre en el terreno sea posibie fija de "lo que pudo ser", dar la p.opia ra visitar Va 1 Muchos cree”
“in addition to other serious and light features of general interest. (2) LIMIX-1 also prepared the24,01 monthly ideological magazine-supplement (see Attachment B) which contains the inaugural speech of the new President of the PRI and the new PRI "official mayor", Fluvio VIST”
“LABOR. THESE EFFORTS TO CONTINUE DURING ENTIRE ANNIVERSARY YEAR OF ILO AND PER AMICE-31 COULD WELL BE SOURCE OF DISCOMFORT TO MAJORITY LATIN GOVERNMENTS. 3. SINGLE CENTRAL OF LABOR DISCUSSED AT MEETINGS BUT NOT YET FIRMED UP. PERMANENT COMMITTEE FOR CENTRAL TO BE ESTABLI”
“DOMESTIC COLLECTION C .SION - Intelligence Information Report This effecting the National Sefame of the ited States within the mooning of the Espionage lows Title 18. U.S.C.irma 793 and 794, the wonsmission or revelation of which in any monnor to on uncutoend person is prohib”
“14-00000 I elligence Information R ort This mo of he 1 Title 18, U.S. DIRECTORATE CP INTELLIGENCE CONTROLLED DISSEM CONFIDENTIAL NO DISSEM ABROAD R. COUNTRY Honduras REPORT NO. 00-B 321/33715-69 SUBJECT Anti-American Sentiment/Apparent DATE DISTR. 19 NOV 1969 Industr”
“private business sector is quite concerned about an expected government move to nationalize, the fishing industry. - Some foreign firms already are pulling out of the country and moving to nearby countries like ■ Nicaragua and El Salvador. On the political side, President Lop”
“Co.a -2- the less wealthy people in El Salvador have looked askance at the Alliance for Propress. I think you will remember that, in my last 'report I predicted that we would have problems 9 1 **9-9X44 with respect to many reforms if they were to be the sine qua con of a”
“401396 Page 11 1 8 SECRET APPENDIX RESOLUTION I PASSED AT THE 3-4 APRIL MANAGUA MEETING OF MINISTERS The Meeting of Ministers of Government, Interior and Security convoked pursuant to the pertinent section of the Declaration of Central America signed by the Presidents of the seve”
“RESTRICTED »‘i - E3 - CHILE % Mar. 18, 1952 PRESS FREEUGM COMMITTAL —the President will form I committee for the purpose of studying laws which include repressive measures against the freedom of the , _ press, on Mar. 18 at La Moneda. Press representatives are Emilio Pacul,”
“Sandoval will resign. Although Lopez is behind the agrarian reform program his remaining in office would not be beneficial to the country. - end - 5 4 1 " 6 N °0 6 3 2 1 U YES C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L $ YES CONTROLLED DISSEM NO DISSEM ABROAD ( e M s "M P The diste-mino”
“• ■ see. o Headquarters Comment: A report on this Congress and the speech made: by Mortinez Verougoxon 21 August 1966, the closing day, appears ingcc issues nod. 1845 and 1846, dated 28 August ond.4-September 1966,. respectively, of 1» Voz de Mexico, official newspaper of the”
“University in Moscow. 3. Alonso AGUILAR Monteverde AGUILAR is a prominent pro-Communist Mexican intellectual who is the titular head of the MLN (National Liberation Movement), rabidly anti-U.S., pro-Communist front. He is a full-time professor at the National Autonomous Universi”
“where I doubt more than 10% of the people have adequate wnasm hygienic dwellings. So here again, well at least, tills • newspaper vendor has gotten on enormously over bloated notion about what we'regoing to do. It way be that in his particular case, he is were aware of the ”
“.USECRET-NO FOSBGN CASSEMA.I Mb though Panama has failed to - * 57 ha ; Panama is relatively quia f seceht renegotiation of.s - MW# ""*‘& Wyaceiva any commitment 6 onh* reas panes Zongitrentya.9e25t"inme-- 4- of disagreement en„ 1 fte n©9 miplont enti-US. 030 84**.0*364”
“Front who was also a member of the Central Committee of the Cartide Socialist in Nicaragua (PSN), the Nicaraguan Communist Party, VRC’s visit with”
“SECRET-NO FOREIGN DISSEM 8. SUPPLEMENT THE SITUATION IN CENTRAL AMERICA, PANAMA, AND MEXICO Central America is relatively stable. Preparations are under way for President Kennedy's scheduled meeting with the Chiefs of State of these countries at San Jose, Costa Rica, on 1”
“UDIE Monteverde; Joaquin XSANJENISY Perdomo; and Manuel A VILLAFANA VILLAFANA y Martinez.()u (2) (4) issified by SP6 BTANGOL Declassify an: DADR 722/85 2/8/94x #211,32SP8MAC GOL It is believed that all of these individuals are weli known to us. On or about 6-1-60 this group wil p”
“CONFIDENTIAL/NO FOREIGN DISSEM -2- 2. Victor Rico Galen and his associates can expect neither sym pathy nor help from the Popular Socialist Party (PPS - Partido' Popular Socialists). Although no official decision has yet been made by the Party, PPS lenders who have commen”
“the President and with the public. The rumor that the Guatemalan Government may have asked the Mexican Government to silence Hico Galan because of his violent attacks against the new Guatemalan administration is generally discounted since the complaints of Guatemalan official”
“publications in Mexico. He is a member of the National Committee of the MLN, has alledgedly received training in the Soviet Union, and has travelled to Cuba twice in recent times. 8. Ignacio ACOSTA Lagunas Pro-Communist ACOSTA, a lawyer, is an aide of General CARDENAS and a”
“14-00000 IN Oh‘22 TOFIR -319 07571-: WARNING NOTICE SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED PAGE ? OF ' PAGES SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM (classification) idissein controls) SITUATION BECOMES MORE STABLIZED, 2: SOURCE COMMENT! MOST OF THE PDC LEADERS ARE CONC”
“problem in Latin America and is considering a book on Mexican political institutions, particularly the Partido Revolucionario Institutional (PRI). SECRET”
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“Arellano and Zuniga are not as cordial as they were previously. However, one must not be led to be- lieve that this situation is unrepairable because if Zuniga needed Lopez Arellano's help, or vice versa, the former pleasant r ‘ationship would be hastily nursed back to life. ”
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“asking him to contribute anything but reflections of his lustre as a Latin American leader who bequeathed his country a constitutional and democratic regime. Undoubtedly Artime will have to cast off ideological ballast in order to accommodate his reluctant sponsors (Figueres,”
“that Henry Molina( Sec.Gen. of Confederation Autonoma de Sindicates Cristianos CASC-D. R. ) even if highly critical of US intervention in D.R. is an outspoken communist and ho recommends him as a material for recruitment. recrui tment. 6 4, Hollna spoke very favorably of Con”
“00000 6. 5 A rCa G-aiB.CAT.Om - An confsous n ontrinpra TDCS 96635 1 raGE 3. / 4 IC. SCHICK WISHES TO IMPROVE RELATIONS BETWEEN NICARAGUA AND COSTA RICA R AS WELL AS WITH VENEZUELA, HE SAID WANTS TO CONCENTRATE HIS EFFORTS ON INTER- 1 NATIONAL RELATIONS, PARTICUL”
“ROUTINE 90084-10077 IN 436533 TDCS -314/10539-71 PAGE 2 OF 3 PAGES 1 /197 Fil 131 Oct 13 REC’D ‘le SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM gcoiTfki <classification) (dissem controls) QUESTIONNAIRE PREPARED BY THE INSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC CN FORMATION (IFEDEC) CONCERNING ”
“0 JLM SECRET 60 - PBM/1 10 - February 18, 1964 Subject: MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Dinga LaJuly Your Meeting with President Lopez Mateos We do not expect to make any major political decisions but want to give new emphasis to the -friendly relations which exsist betw”