“14-00000 LRL 1 DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL jose antonia echeverric con tus ideas en morcha It nus two sab-dele rations, one in uracalbo, a northern city of Vene uela, under the uirection or Roberto Fre o, hason Cel-ru, and Ricardo nourijuez, anu the other one in”
“MSROUEP. JESUS FARIA, MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL SECRETARIAT OF THE PARTIDO -COMUNISTA DE VENEZUELA (PCV, COMMUNIST PARTY OF VENEZUELA), i I ‘AND OLGA LUZARDO FTNOL, SECRETARY OF WOMEN’S AFFAIRS OF THE PCV, WERE TWO OF THE DELEGATES OF THE PCV TO THE EAST GERMAN COMMUNIST P”
“WITH LA COMMUNIST UNIONS. 3. AMICE-31 FURTHER REPORTS THAT ALL OF THE ABOVE NAMED CUBAN’S WILL CAUCUS IN SANTO DOMINGO IN EFFORT FIND comnos BASIS FOR PRESENTING PROGRAM TO CLASC ON BEHALF ALL frA A m c % SECRET”
“: 1 " 4 Et % ONSEN Report.No: TC-A-1365. Coll. CAL Date » 22 January 1951. ■ * - and keep friends with the FEC (Federation Estudiantil Uni-' . versitaria) of Mabana University, the Masonic youth kmnomn. .. , ds the AJ7, and various schools and 'universities throughout' ”
“OUTGOING 5 A0" wust. u’t • H.»I i) a U a a a 3 SKCRET nata.tiug annum cencunta STAFF DIRECTOR CONF: INFO: FILE 459557 0 most Usamers 0 - - to DISSEM BY: PER 02t,t064. 0 v # a lt BEGAN PREPARING INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTY MSMISERS TO AID IN SUPPOSLA THETR COUN”
“2 V"Bubjecs: Comolinisy Influence in the Report No: HKH-981 3whe . • FEJ, University of Habana "Dite of information: 10-20 Jammary 1955 Place acquired: Habana, Cuba - Date Acquired: : “28 Jammary 1955.adhy Evaluation:, -8-3. 1 Date of Report: 2 February 1955 7 Source: Contr”
“14-00000 H. ID DIRECTCR’O REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL jose antonio echeverria con tus ideas oo werche 0 62 1 Aug The main campaign carried through by the Delegati.n vis to nave ,ublic opinion a ainst the buildup df Russian troopo .in Cubay, A trip was made to l’inas d”
“LIL DIRECTCR’O REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL jose catonio echeverrig con tus ideas *1 marche evrlameaser actual reality clearly made this known to ush exitinental opinion supported the Castro regime, Latin Anerican youth beheld Fidel Castro as the legendary leador who would cu”
“DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL mdising*z. jose ontonio echoverria con tvs ideas en marcha‘ in the city of Manzanillo in Orients province, Cuba, he stated that in his trip through South America be had seen certain stirring in favor of a group af pri- aoners caugh in C”
“14-00000 or T*t: -14- Again he emphasized his view that the students sent to Latin American countries on propaganda missions should be indoctrinated by people in the Council to prepare them for the cross examining that they would undergo, and thereby prepare them against”
“have been receiving four types of - s iiim propaganda for distribution, two of which were identified. One was the propaganda put out by the organizations created by the Castro regime, for example "The Voice of Vietnam". The other is newspapers. PACHECO, Consul in Sevilla, m”
“over WMIE and several Latin America Istations. Representative themes were: Congo atrocities inspired by: | Communists, Venezuelan student support of the Cuban cause; Argentine I trade union support of world boycott against Red Cuba; economic crisis ■in Cuba; factional struggl”
“nd utiliza- tion of a commercial station in Miami which he understands can ba clearly heard in Cuba. 10. Ray spoke of the desireability of stimulating the organisation of "Pro-True Cuban Revolutionary" student groups in many countries of Latin America (he said a successful organi”
“nd utiliza- tion of a commercial station in Miami which he understands can be clearly heard in Cuba. 10. Ray spoke of the desireability of stimulating the organization of "Pro-True Cuban Revolutionary" student groups in many countries of Latin America (he said a successful organi”
“I70 § in-ts- . paro 2 : , d -3. The evening a program included speeches by four persons, reprecenting-NM - - . the O-todoxo party and Juben youth, who atteeked the economic, labor, - and cocial,- - - policies of the Government, the absorption of Cuban coll by "Tankco imporiali”
“14-00000 DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL joso ontonlo echeverria con tus ideas on morche 1 on the Cuban problem. k.- Sends two Dele ntea to Recife for the next visit of President henneuy to Brazil. . 3 .- Ferform several trips throu nogt the country in order to e”
“4 A CORFIDFRITIAL.,• Subjects Further Information on R Report lib. TXC-1365. % "’ the Juventud Socialista. ioDate of Information: 2 Jan 51. ■Place Acquired: iHaSand, Cuba. Date Acquired! 4 Jan nwa ■ Evaluation : F-3. A . Pate Report! 22 Jan 510 0 Source: Controlled Americ”
“:maoan, from the from the US Exe ivo Coditted to CupEh youth. After, Natinnal Executive JS National .. 2 setting out the Cuban Communist line against partial elections end for : ,: . revolutionary 12 August enary action on 12 EAT STA Government, then 0, Aupust against the ”
“.CUncBaatlAL-c Report No: Mix-913 ah Subject: Communist Activity Against Proposed- "Via Cuba":Canal. 2 - - :C . - -3= — % - -6 - 4 - • bateto r formation: 10-20 Dsee-ber 1954. Place Aequired:labana, Cubailfo -Pate Alcuired: 10-20 Decer.ber 195L:- Evaluation: 0.3 A Date of Rep”
“America, (c) rest of world. Draft copies will be brought to next meeting for informal review. (7) On the DRE publication "White Book on University Problems in Cuba" - 2,000 copies each are being printed-in Chile in English, French, and Spanish, CIA to take action to make ava”
“IREHTOM SNVFOL aro NUMBER, , CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SEC_RET UFGA 24575 November and December without interruption. Topics discussed on the program included: The war in Viet Nam; commentaries supporting work of student groups throughout the world in combating communism; ”
“other programs, subjects reported that on 1May, relatives in the Matanzas area telephoned them in Havana to tell them that the "students'' (DRE) were on again (TV intrusion). Also,1 ' later in the day, friends in the Vedado area called to tell them to 1 tune Into Channel 2, th”
“A Frac 91 ■ Separate Cover h achment to HM-ALc02- -31 October 1957 Visa Section -29 August 1957. Attache: Mix zagardo Ersxrur Mekondes The following information is firn sned as of interest to you in po__ determining Subjesti security ststuas ‘ - - - 1. A. A report fr”
“13-00000 -2- .Idea. : ith ose Lavastida, a prominent lay leader, he is now visiting Caineguey to solicit the support of the local Bishop. ( Lavastida will seek similar support in Santiago, Tentative plans call for a congress or rally on Assumption Day, 15 July.. - • 7. T”
“CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH BYMDCL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF SEC RET UFGA 19,393 DISPATCH 1b. 4,800 copies of the pony AMSPELL newspaper were mailed into Cuba (Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.) Both the pony I and regular editions stress the conflict between theold-guar”
“C-0-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L 00-3-3,168,139 -2- 7. One of the stale office employees then stood and stated that he agreed beertily with her, and added that it was not , the intent of the revolu- tion to "get into this sort of business." He then asked, "Why are we getting all this”
“0 -17- three pamphlets during the period based on Castro’s report of his visit to the Soviet Union (showing that he contradicted himself in some of his extravagant claims of Soviet progress), the losses suffered by Cuban labor under Castro, and the fate of political priso”
“obtain only us a result a sounding failure. The motives for tals rallare can be outlined us follows. 1.- ine DRE Delegates 1! daoruolo save been submitted to one arbitrary at rection of .... Vladimir Lydosuznky,director of the 3.6.1. (Service or inter American St: ile5x)vao”
“es have the right to express their own opinions and the people have a democratic choice. Propaganda. 5. We plan to employ press, radio, films, intrusion and other techniques to undermise and discredit the government and to prepare the people for later action. This phase will have”
“14-00000 OUTGOING MESSAGE • • SAl cun’amubs or 9 A” tow OMF 0 0 0 0 0 a 0. 34 l**e-arom SECRET Dave fine 0euur wessaogmeen-cgnumean. on SAAGG ManD seoro isett.A tom STAFF DIRECTOR 0 mnoee DISSEM BY: CON: INFO: FILE 608503 0 0 Nomose R*** to 0 Penes PER # G”
“and its criticism toward the system; the attitude of Soviet students toward totalitarianism and the failure of Castro’s plan to indoctrinate Cuban students. The December bulletin carried a special Christmas ~ message. (Copies of the bulletin are being sent for Headquarters i”
“1 4-00000 •3• b. Operation Vtrgen del Cobra. Designed to exp left the B beptesber anniversary of the Cuban patron saint as a day of sourning expressing oppoas tiou to Castro’s attacks upon the church, religious freedom, and Cuban freedom. Progress: All local and Western He”
“14-00000 pin -4- pro-Communist, CTAL, which is described as being the liaison bureau of the WFTU (World Federation of Trade Unions) whose headquarters are in Prague, was headed by Vicente LOMBARDO Toledano. - 13. Prensa Latina Operating directly under the Cuban Communi”
“pamphlet ■ Fidel Castro tridos a Ano rica", countless posters,and has‘ printed again propaganda received from Miami, . Brazil .- The Delegation at Rio de Janeiro has edited the pamphlets "Bases para revolution latincamericana ", "Que es el DRE". The Delegation at Sao Paolo ”
“the city of San Jose Costa, Rica, and had also sent a Delegation to Central America for the purpose of ’ establishing contacts with student leaders in these countries. On the last days of February 1961, a DRE Commission composed by Ernesto Fernandez Travieso, Tere sa Valdes ”
“AMSPELL team was unable to obtain space of any kind to hold conferences due to competition from the congress for space. (See SAGO 6577). The AMSPELL team had been counting on a contact in the Catholic University, (Fernando out SANHUESA, to facilitate their activities but SANH”
“ready response in Spanish intellectual circles as evidenced by the Spanish delegates attending the Cultural Congress held in Havana from 4-11 January 1968. An expense-■ paid trip is always attractive to be sure but the delegates, many of whom were not communists, were also, s”
“unable to reach their objective. -. Conferencia International de Estudiantes (X CIE) - In the X CIE just held at Quebec, Canada, athe DRE Delegation obtained the greatest success ever in the assistance to a student assembly* This Delegation was composed by: Jose I. Rodriguez ”
“14-00000 €- DISPATCH W30 CLASSIriCATiOn. PROCESSING SECRET ACCO • ACTION 1. 0 4to jmis: rrmincising Chief, WH X I * mocying erouiro INFO •ALL- weaVAwLKS CCS a40g ectung 1FROM SUBJECT Chief of Station, JMWAVE.2 TYPIC/ANSPELL/Operations - AMSPELL Progress Report, ”
“Domingo, has replaced Identity D as leader of the group. A list containing the names of the other members of the delegation, as well as a brief description of their AMSPELL duties, is also forwarded under separate cover, Attachment No. 2. .3. At present, the AMSPELL group in ”
“)000 0 CLASSIFICATION CY ’0 DISPATCH S-E-C-R-E-T rosto PROCESSING ACTION MABVID roe IDExing - ruslto Chief of Station, San Jose X No drying QUIRED INFO ONL V QUALIFIED Chief, WII Division MEADQUARTERS MU CAN WM IDCXINO FROM Y ■ - ABSTRACT Chief of Station, JMWAVE”
“14-00000 CONTROLLED DISSEM NO DISSEM ABROAD C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L 00-B-321/00869-68 -2- i 4. Two or three months ago I met three Cuban nationals, Jose de Jesus Flana, Carlos Morris, and Eduardo Garcia, members of the "Confederacion Latino Americana Cristiana", CLAC, wit”
“14-00000 i*v M. DIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIC ESTUDIANTIL jose antenio echeverria con tvs ideas en morche aurepiontetice-ostrep.rewr-a-bed09dnbaincoN-e9endde- MEXICO. Due to the special situation of the RS Delegation at Mexico, it fundan- entally worked on the felloding poin”
“Reel 72-RIC0-27 - S- 2 lay 1965 14.2 contd to acxico. -‘ Does miric as have anything (reaction) from Europe? Nothing press-wise, but M. has the impression that there is reaction - also with Vietnam, perhaps less British press. Miric listend a little to A0SCLW radio - in Span”
“smethy CLASSIFICATION DPAtCH SIMBOL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF UFGA 22,100 DISPATCH SECRET 4. Other Activities a. An ANSPELL member attended May 20 celebrations in Paraguay sponsored by a local anti-Communist organization. The - AMSPELL represents • tive also visited ot”
“14-00000 n 26 +Ivl 1 GET mime Po k . DEPuty Dice 1K CPumps) BJE T: RePoxa cr Coo.-kHnwti Ji - ST +* ol h. Bohemia Libre, weekly magazine of over 170,000 WH circulation. 5. Tours and Travel - Cuban Group Representation a. DRE. Tay tours covering Brazil, Cruguay, Argen”
“14-00000 to n ’'1 0. DIRECTORIO RE VOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTIL ***********T***00*00--01-920122002--/780*91012-VX*009*806667//**80****T90.7*t-s*wwor**e**itltr*****r-dedz jose antonio echeverria con tus ideas en morche 1 PE:.- The Delegation at F. r: performed the followi”
“effect of Castro-Communist policies on Cuban youth. NW 65924 Docld:32356768 Page 5 4- SECRET SECRET d. Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE): Led by several former Cuban student leaders. CIA support to the DRE started prior to the Bay of Pigs. The DRE was primarily a para- ”
“seeoaim DJRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO EST UOIANTIL 29.:- ye*9E * suieann joseantonio echoverria con tus Ideos M mercha among all the Delegations and a day was appointed for their publication in all places of the continent. Thus, a great success was achieved. This same the phot”
“express their protests for the presence of Zussinn troops in Cuba rore distributed throughout the city. Also a manifestation which took place the 8th of September in front of the Cuban Embassy was organized. The Dele ration will shortly begin to edit a news bulletin which wil”