Results for CABLE: DISCUSSION OF POSSIBLE RECRUITMENT AMONG ASIAN BUSINESSMEN IN CUBA RETURNING FROM VACATION

“325,000 tons of Cuban sugar for delivery between July 1964 and June 1965, sees little prospect of inducing the Japanese Government to interfere with the transaction. The Japanese Government would have difficulty intervening because of the general world sugar shortage, the un”

“14-00000 IN 20328 1 PAGE BOUGHT 185,003 TONS CUBAN SUGAR AND WILL BUY 200,000 TONS MORE; 6 JAPAN ALSO DELIVERING LARGE NUMBER FISHING VESSELS AND PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CUBAN FISHING INDUSTRY. DETAILS ABOVE MEXICO’S EXC/LSIOR, NEW YORK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND JAPAN”

“14-00000 ‘1,58.0-11-828 WESTERN UNION -lenrce _PRESS MESSAGE I w • MARSHALL fint Fikto -1266NCY MIAMI,NOV.22/66 42 PM 3 20 ACENCE FRANCE PRESSE WUx CD FEwYonx DAYLETTER couzzer 31515 reDEN CASTROUTILIZA POCOS ORCARISMOS INTERNACIONALES DOWDS TIENE REPRESENTATION FA”

“del estates de Luques Cubanos go, no puede negarse que el insolonte Volsky dijo uno bloque comunisto que pudie- ran monipolor el volumen comer- verdod en Caracos, ol monos n cuonto se refiere a la cial. Mi tarea no era nada facil, OITETO porte de su aserto. ...•El trafico ma”

“NOTA: . Adjunto se encuentran las declaraciones de Raul de la Rua Castro, ex-Jefe de MA--- quinas de la Motonave SIERRA-MAESTRA, quien abandond el barco en Muroran. Japon---- en Marzo 20 de 1966.--------- --------- —---- - ------ - - ' T * 1 INTERRUPCION DEL INTERCAMBID ”

“Chamber of Commerce of the Americas, during its XV Annual Conven- tion hold in Miami, Fla., U.S.A., adopted a resolution on June 16, 1965, along the same lines of the OAS and ORIT recommendations. Since then, a Management Boycott • Committee has been formed, and already about ”

“SAO PACLO, FOLHA DE SAO PAOLA, 0 CRUZEIRO, CONJUNTURA ECONOMICA AND TRIBUNA DA IMPRESA. SUMMARY CONTENTS FOLL: CONNECTION VISIT JAPANESE TRADE MISSION WISH CALL ATTENTION SEVERAL ASPECTS'CURRENT JAVANESE TRADE POLICIES .. ■ CO (0: WHICH SHOULD INFLUENCE ANY DEALINGS: J”

“14-00000 La MATION REPORT 1 19 i n ns ^ Deanaiose t a 82CR27 DATE OF EPO Ca-DDC3 L0 / THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT HAS. RENEWED NEGOT C: PAYMENT CF DEBTS RESULT tNG CM EXPEOPR I WESTERN EUROPEAN BUSINESS INTERESTS. THE CUBAN MINISTRY CF ECRE TRADE IS TRYING TO INTE”

“living in exile- are aston­ ished to watch Japan very much involved in trade relations with Communist Cuba, al­ though Japan is aware that by so doing it is directly aiding a tyranny, and at the grume tiom, providing this regime with the necessary funds to subvert its neighbor”

“evropeo donde se conks. imiento del contrato pospu so po- «.De acuerdo con mi experientio. • • 3* del comercie mortime de Cuba, Y. cola el cargomento de m.eles, fo junto de 1967. el gobierno cubono confronts dos el producto de la vento de las mis. Le port conrnzur fe’e el EFT”

“merchandise is to be picked up at a foreign port. Last-minute notices and sub­ sequent efforts to find chips usually moe‘ failure, with the result that the seller must pay higher warehouse costs. This ha caused many foreign firms to either re­ fuse to trade with. Castro or to ”

“question de la vigilancia, revolo el capitan Cobas que on la mayoria de los buques cubanos el G-2 do a bordo suelo ser el radiotelegrafista. Como capitan del "Arace- lio Iglesias", el propio Cobas so vio obligado ’ ' a entregarlo a otro agents policiaco dostacado a bordo toda”

“14-00000 g . 1 Ji___ -6- e.- Cole-bin: Yr. Jose R. Mercado, President of the Confederation of Colombian Workers (CTC) delivered a memorandum to Hin Excellency the Japanese Amb- iesador to Colombia, dated October 29, 1965 on the same subject. An increase of this reacti”

“‘ “67 -t CA 10 s ■ 0 4086 :* -2 4 (110) 19 L* . MIAMI, FLA., NoV. 19 (AP)-A SHARP DECLINE IN SKIPPING FRCM . Frier., NON-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES TO CURA WAS REPORTED TODAY. .’ -?. ONLY SEVEN VESSELS FROM THESE AREAS TOUCHED CUBAN PORTS LAST. .MONTH, SAID REVOLUTIONARY UNITY (U”

“000 4. Communist a. More information on Chinese China - Premier Chou En-lai’s Afro-Asian Afro-Asia swing is beginning to leak out. L0 38 b. The Egyptians are expect­ ing him on 8 December, according to BowlBD 4975 the Algerian ambassador to Cairo. c. The press in Mali ”

“14-00000 atl.w a- .2/ A rr Bogota, D. E., October 17, 1966 Exorio. Sr. Ebajador dol Japon En Colombia E. S. D. Excellence: On accornt of the forthconin: Trado Serinar that will take place from the zet- st of this month in the Citf of Tokyo, with the participa- tion”

“use Kingston as a reserve landing point in the event of necessity. (USA-51, 2/J8 RUT/R894-63, 6 December, SECRET KIMBO) 99 LUY SHIPPING SUPPORT FOR CUBA: The US Embassy in Beirut believes that Lebanon may act to curtail the use of its ships in the Cuban trade. This would re”

“0000 •1 UAGA LA7 7 N.AAA CONFEDERATION DE TRABAJADORES DE COLOMBIA • Pancouamia JURIDICA wo. 99 08 1939 . AL oc C. * • ■ Bogota, D.h. Gotubra 17/66 S Bor LIGAJASOR DAL JAPOA 1.., COLOR JIA De . Exc.lentfcimo seilor Ambajadors Co 16 a que durante los - : dfas 19 y”

“4-00000 ASOCIACION NACIONAL DE CULTIVADORES DL CANA DF AZUCAR KDIFicio unAMERICANA . CALI • COLOMBIA Telsenaror "ABOCARA" on eceunos •MM ca mannana Ba, 100. rise 2P APARYADOR AEREO NACIONAL TELEPONO: 44*4# 840 08.3-00 Cali, Mayo 2 de 1.966 Sefor; 30 mrtl 40 19”

“of its ships in the Cuban trade. This would result in a significant decline in Cuban shipping in free world bottoms. (Page 5) CUBAN - CHINESE COMMUNIST RELATIONS: Wang Yu-ping has been named the new Chinese Communist am­ bassador to Cuba. He is a senior diplomat, but not as ”

“industrializar y diversificars, ------ dos, por via de exportacion, era el azncar. - la agriculture del pris no porla-realizarse El volumen de las importaciones estaba porque su estado de dependencia econo- determinado por la cantldad de azucar mica y neocolonial no se lo perm”

“14-00000 IN -60597 TOCS -314/15974-66 PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGES S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM (classification) (dissem controls) 2. SUAREZ SAID THAT CUBA WAS TRYING TO INCREASE ITS PRODUCTION OF COFFEE TO OFFSET LOSSES SUFFERED IN RECENT HURRICANES AND GENERALLY TO BUILD UP I”

“immediately and stop all the wrong doers. If they are not stopped, then your circulars will have to increase, in the very near future; the number of Greek and Lebano ships trading with Cuba.. % 1 1 I I I % f 5 1 I I * . * * * * = - o tts a 20 a,u7 bath”

“de alimentos que utilizan el azdear refino. Lo mismo sucede con las indus-: trias de refrescos. (1) No es necesario ensalzar la calidad del azucar cubano que producia antes de Castro, ya que su prestigio en el mercado mundial es un hecho de sobra cono cido. Lo mismo puede dec”

“j.?! ^i- wa. 1 1 > Economic Research Bureau. P Unidad Revolutionaria, 10 S.E. 9th Street, Miami * Fla. U.S.A. CUBAN TRADING We expected by now some action from your end or from the American Authorities to whom we had sent our previous copied communication to you(Wash”

“that you will find this a very valuable. ■ -source of information concerning Cuba's economy. ■ - I thank you very much for the kind and humane phrases that you have had for my family and for myself. Thank Heaven, after three long years we were able to e scape, even if at the ”

“3 CUBAN TRADING 18th Nov. 1966 The Economic Research Bureau, Uniaad Kevolutionaria, 10, S.3. 9th Street - Miami, rls. USA On the 16th instant we wrote you about the Castro Delegation which arrived in Athens recently to conclude new chartering contracts. We can now repo”

“%a IT • % th ptst,6 1- -ley *0. i -eve 4,9 >to %. LagAner Ji. tp- Joes Mor-de, — o-rut %id ggtree Jey s. m -e -----* 3. 6-24990 taut no. He also me "wise • tdedav R. - ** % • sold that the SLN training carp 2n Herlaras was dcor E1 Ingarto, On the Patuca River. 4. ”

“EN CIERTO MODO, le neredo el entonces neto .po. sei. pan a te cornege5AVIRUS LefAce: %s232, at:Ze:Mt elaya T. CUFLET LEL SuqvE (, v owin we Are-aso le fleto por meses • se ve encunn got erno cul and se la Union Sovie- contrato Esto s’ (5 —or +o • ca. Antes de 1966, lo —o,t p”

“ports,sometimes as . far as Japan, freight rate depending at which port cargo is discharged, i and final orders are usually given seven days after sailing from Cuba. ■ As stated, the Lebanon Authorities ostensibly allow Lebanon flag ships i to carry these cargoes to Arab Coun”

“in­ creasing its purchases to Taiwan and Australia, and even better, to Latin American countries like Brazil, the Dominican Republic, and Peru, as it used to do previous - . to the concentration of dealings with Castro Communism. Purchasing more sugar from democratic Latin Am”

“-2- Cuba are being brought to trial. Throughout this period and Ante whenever possible a particular effort was made to relate developments in China to present or possible developments in Cuba. The difficulties of the Chinese economy provided examples to which a Cuban "twist" ”

“14-00000 - 3 - The government purchasing organization buys merchandise from foreign companies, but fails to inform CUFLET of the date on which the cargo is to be loaded. All attempts to establish this are to no avail. Then one day the buying agency serves last-minute notic”

“veda with Communist Cuba, it would be the same as to contribute to the 1oof - roine in America which has put an end to the democratic free- :, as pre :oted the mass murder and the inprisonment of thousands of demo Londera and workers. If this situation porsist, we would be: fo”

“1 4-00000 — MOVIMIENTO UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Andrew C. McLellan Inter-Amorican Representative AFL-CIO ' Washington, D.C. FROM: Dr. Rnfaol Rivao-Vazquez Secretary for Economic and Frofoscional Affairs, Unidad Rovolucionaria, Miami, Fla., U.F.A. R”

“1 4-00000 -2 - by the government shipping concern "Yazbicas" to give Rua all possible cooperat­ ion in the fulfillment of his functions. Rda then came to see me and a sked, among other things, that I surrender to him the incoming and outgoing mail of certain specific crewm”

“they are going well, despite the obstacles, de- spite the hurricane.... ft As he has done before, Castro blamed the sloth and ineptitude of the Cuban bourgeousie for the "mismanagement, lack of concern for expenditures, by lack of concern not only for the quantity but also th”

“countries in the Americas at this time, thanks to the failure of the Cuban sugar harvest.- It would be extremely rewarding for Colombia to explore the inme diste possibilities that eixst in these three markets, as surely some transag. tione could be made that would benefit yo”

“sAC. . • CUBAN TRADING Economic Research Bureau, Unidad kevoluvionaria, 10 , S. E. 9th Street, Miami rle. USA. We wrote you few days ago about the illegal Cuban trading and we now - enclose herewith cutting ‘ from ‘ todays , 5th November 1966, Piraeus Newspaper " NaeTIL”

“13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR CUBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - cont ‘d opposed the Second Agrarian Reform Law and is willing to use ’’doctrinally unwelcome" measures to increase production. (Page 3) Cuba is taking further steps to improve its fishing industry, including several co”

“14-00000 -4- b.- Unfavorable trade balances: 11 Argentina Chile . Ecuador - El Salvador , • Guatemala Haiti • Mexico Nicaragua Paraguay Peru- Uruguay 5.- The economic analyst has to conclude that the deficit in its overall trade balance plus the importance of Lat”

“1 4-00000 - 2 - "Viet Nam, Congo and the Dominican Ropublic".- There are the topics of world-wide Communist agitation. In all three countries, the plans of the Communists met failure. and China and Rusria may le seen licking the woundr of their failures. In the Congo, 2,00”

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“for three years) and is now again in - Havana’s vffice. Both men are returning to cavana shortly. When the Delegation asked Frangistas about the steps presently taken by the Greek Government in investigating ???) ships which have been trading with Cuba since I963, and prohibi”

“depende de " hoy que ham encara la1a industria que hacian falta, pero que no es totalmente la contraria. pendiente de la metropoli ru- cio con los paises comunistas. la Union Sovietica para su azucarera cubana en general, se conseguian . en el bloque En efecto, Cuba depende sa”

“ins PURVIS SHIPPING. rescindirio el con de node que vloiG Jirectamente a Lo pudo el gobiemo cubano conseyuir conseyuir britanico) operado por CAYMAN lo cargo poro los buques , lo que ISLANDS LTD de (Jamaica) con al La CIE ARMEMENT MARITIME PUNCIMAN. • 0 GROSS Harano ofin de”

“Atenos. A fin de evadir los Hernandez, Gerente General de re son sabil dodes. FRANGISTAS CUFLET y Salvador Forroguero, de CUFLE 7. , el lo sabe. mento de azucor los japoneses pro- guir los divisos poro pogar lo s fle ...En 1963, TSAVLIRIS operaba dos testoron, pues el ozucores”

“13-00000 TOP SECRET DINAR BLOC RELATIONS: A four-man Soviet delegation to revise social science cur- riculum at Havana University.has arrived in Havana. (Page 6) NON-BLOC COMMERCIAL RELATIONS: The US consul in Antwerp has been informed by the Varmi Company of Brussels th”