“that he, too, was born in Mexico and when F commented that it would be logical that he have a duel citizenship. Subject did quite bit of talking to confuse the the previous statement: during the revolution all the records were burned end he has only the certificate of baptism”
“2. he lived with his wife and thre-yoar-ol: child in a very szall apartment near Can Angel and shared a studio with another arezt. He added that he was paying 650 pesos monthly rent hlich he con- sidered very high for what he was getting, so also complained that the artist ”
“Subject’s grandfather was a well-known textile merchant who served some 12: ‘- years -* ** 88 president resident of one -* the unamber Chamber O1 vonerce. At 3least---- one - of-* Subject’s se aunts is currently well-to-do and the owner r several apartment houses n Mexi”
“understanding and o^pathv.frca. the government of- ficials as a whole but did receive some suport from the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes. He explained that he was able to earn e- nough money from teaching assignments to be relatively independent. ------------------------”
“14-00000 • ,0: A- W, -- to -.v. - j of them friends of. and after each 4v* - - 4 c- cl - we had just ret; profession, family bnoke ound, marital status. relatives, schooling, naze-of distress, etc. Cr. the following might she took me to a pre-di ner cocktail party ”
“in Mexico City in 1930 of a middle class family. Subject’s grandfather was a well-known textile morchantnwho served some 12°. years as president of the Chamber of Commerce. At least one of Subject’s aunts is currently well-to-do and the owner of- several apartment houses in M”
“14-00000 2. a sort of stringer in reporting or. economic developments. Jubgect replied that he understood and did not see that such a task would be too difficult. 5. Rowton then asked Subject how he was coning in locating a new aprt- ment/studio. Subject replied that he ha”
“not yet obtained papers permitting him to remain in Mexico and did not want geprnex jeopardise him 1. chances of obtaining them.He promised to send Galan a card when his papers I were obtained and give him the intervies them. ! H E-1, does not like the idea of giving this in”
“dieron ningun otro tipo de ayuda ni le ofrecieron que se fuera a Cuba o se hiciese ciudadana cubana por que siempre ha quedado bien sentado de que la declarante y su esposo son mexicanos y no han querido irse a Cuba, que en una ocasion al saberse que su esposo era disenador y esb”
“RICARDO FIEARO HAS asku G0-3ETUESN, AND HE REPORTED ON 37 11 FEBRUARY, THAT "DUE ro rE SITUATING" URUERA COULD NOT NOVE. 0 9. URUENA*S SISTER RAR1, bno oeks zon MAGAZINE "GENTE," t CALLED SUBJECT WKEG SHE LEARDED 02 BURB EXPLOSION ACROSS STREET FROM COMMERCIAL OFFICE CASE WHICH”
“VISITORS HIS ONE SINCE T HE IR PETUPN Fp0% HAVA TO MEXI CITY IN 1966. L-3.DESCRIPED CARMEN AS REUROT TC aNO evisG MARITAL TROUBLES WITH CapRasco amp anout TO BREAX up, L-3 TOLD TOWTON HE FIRST MET RICO GALAN AT CAPRASCO HOME aNp THOUNI Ca esco e09 RICO C.OSE FRIENDS CARPa”
“14-00000 - 10 - for as she says, "It is a boy who also claims to be a re- lattye of yours and wants to come here, bai that he has a brother In New York." NILDA says, "That is a bunch of lies..." N wants A to take down the name of that person if he should come back to the ”
“with her - and that I had foreclosed any possibilities there might have - - -. been with the wrong approach, whatever the right one may have .. . been,. Moreover, at this moment, a well-dressed Mexican who --: looked to be in his early 30‘s came up to the table/ greeted , Su”
“1 because ahe, Subject, though willing to pursue a pletonio friendship with Andreev would have none of the other, and it was not unlikel that Georvina .might captivato Andreev, There was Antonio Carse, Subject’s current boy. y.. friend, a bodyguard to Dias Ordaz, who was giv”
“la URRSS, en esta vez ultima fue por que el Consul no tenia coche y le pidio que la acompanara pero solo estuvo ahl veinte minutos. Agrego que si conoce a Marfa Dolores de la Mora, que puede ser como de 27 anos de edad. periodista que la conocid en la embajada de Cuba con motivo ”
“:cxicon art circles. -. Subject went to Cuba in about 1960 "to join the revolution",ap- parently as a result of bis increasingly leftist oclitical sympathies. die did tively serge ero-n of a ting d rural York during his four- -year residence in Cubs, while at the same time w”
“Ministry of Labor and Education. In about 1961 he married a Cuban woman of Chinese 231 origin from bantiago de Cuba and the -0A100---3 YCul- atA/ a — _____ / -:-11 -5- -4G1 A • •— @uo• — • 4% - Va to them in Havana. Subject has told Rowton that he has had very little con”
“000 SEvA-1 2. CATTFI innA-36-408 because of an affair I had with *ke Carmen, - you know, the daughter of the doctor we just said hello to as we came in, the one talking with LIRING/2. Ir L/9: "Is that so? I had no ideal" L/3: "Well I assumed you knew, since Carmen's fath”
“Adame, a former Mexican Secretary of Agriculture (under LOPEZ Mateos) and currently the President of the International Cotton Association. Subject said that through RODRIGUEZ Adame, Velia had gotten to know many of the top people in the PRI and had become particularly friendl”
“were very short on furniture and shortly after moving in bought three bedroom sets, an automatic washer and even a piano. Naturally, cash was scarce, dirt was plentiful. The yard was a pile of rubble, the carpentry work had just begun, there were no closets, the house was unp”
“Ch 4/-K 9November,1966. Subject: Review and Assessment of LIRING Operation. X. Bict-round Character and Assessment of LIRING/3:_ 1. Tiring/3 (Subject) is a 36-year-old Mexican artist of the .Dieto Rivera School and an atleisitic existentialist oriented noward the philosop”
“sabado proximo pasado por la tarde tuvieron conocimiento en el consulado de cubano, ya que su hijo de 10 anos aviso a unas personas quienes habian visitado su domicilio preguntando por ella. 2 Que el mismo 25 de los corrientes se presento a trabajar haciendole preguntas al respe”
“felt totally unqualified, and took the occasion of Crlando Suarez’ visit to introduce him and recommend that he give a lecture.. Crlando Suarez jumped at the chance to make some money to supplement the meager allowance doled out to him by Siqueiros, and is prepared to give th”
“CE1 2. official request frot Liz superiors to deterzine the conditions urier which LI-I G/4 was living as sell as her general attidude following the arrest of _X21:G/3. LInZiG/4 promised to continue to see LIRING/9 and her other LIR NO friends as often as possible, but stressed”
“2-2-2 eless. /9 break out in various parts of Latin America or Spain. The recent Univ. of Mexico riots would be ny point of departure. ; , SIRCEXEXZXEXXZXXZEZXZZEXFXESZXETXZZZX ' ; - SINCE NEITHER OF THESE STUDIES WOULD TIE ME DOWN: TO MORE A RIGID SCHEDULE, I WOULD BE ”
“( to which you are invited, of course) in the hope of raising encugh money to JBeriWood take a trip to Montreal where I expect to have another ex position already being arranged by CPIC. This will enable LIRING/4 to come up there to see her father who is very ill, . as yo”
“14-00000 2.9 4. She was given a post office box address to use to contact the Station in the event that she does return to Mexico and feels it necessary to do so. But no committment was * made to her regarding any future contact or payment for information. : 5. . She w”
“14-00000 2. 3. Subject, in his political cutlook , is left of center, with _. • history of revolutionary activity in Cuba from 1961 until his return. to Nexico in 1964. Subject has insisted to Rowson that, because of his " (existentialist) philosophy, no has never permitte”
“TO TAKE HER EMBASSY JOB. BROTHER LUIS ALBERd IS Jane CULTURAL ATTACHE MEXICO. WAS PAINTER MEXICO SINCE ABOUT 53. RECENTLY IN CUBA FOR TRICONTINENT CONF. LIKE SISTERS THE NON-COMMIE, BUT HARD WORKER so KEEPS JOB EVEN THOUGH DENOUNCED BY or wERS. SECRET”
“23 October,19671 6P 1. LIRING/3 reported to Sowton 23/10/67 that Carzen Lozada, reuro ! logist, and Canudas (fzu), chemical engineer, visited his home evening 21 October in company Carmen Carasco. LIRING/3 and /4 state they knew both Carmen Lozada and Canudas in savana sin”
“14-00000 5 3. -3 Cergio /3°t -rati nal as sell as a repeatedly that Val- -h- ionship in the plastic flower business -i -pr t that are : ot wit- 7 - - 0° - -er‘3 o": de h1p. 117.15 inter VP, netore DE their relation- t2/3 keeps Sergio: Taldea 5” (and it must be: as”
“March.: ROWTON did not fare much better with Rodolfo REYES Cortes, : who returned to Mexico City in early March. REYES, who isi preparing to go to Chile to put on a ballet performance, has.; been extremely busy since his return with private and I professional matters. ROWTON”
“4. 1) Teresa PR ENCA L-9 said that when 330 left Mexico for Habana she was very unhappy and was cursing everybody. 1-9 arrived in La labeaa he was told that F het been involved :in Pon asonto Graze# with CRD 7 and that she was being had. Ee said the latest: ormation, about m”
“CASA DE LAS AMER ICAS. 4. LICOOKY FEELS S DRAWN BACK TO CUBA MORE BY PRACTICAL w.bitlhe stilannihnfo.kal. . 3 THAN IDEOLOGICAL OR EMOTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, SINCE GOVT WOULD I SUPPLY HOUSING AND HUSBAND WOULD HAVE TO HELP SUPPORT CHILDREN. SECRET f Gosasis”
“22 ^k e t 043; e sts eht e I said that his offer to give me money to work for his government had embarrassed me in front of our mutual friends. Further, my polite refusal to make an issue of : his approach could have been interpreted as tacit accep- - banco of his offer”
“to the American?" To which HERNANDEZ answers that there was nothin g about money. In the second con versation, DORTICOS is quoted as saying: "I was referring as to whether they had threatened her so that she would make a statement th at the Con HERNANDE”
“13-00000 - 33 - but not to coincide with the funeral (laugh). CALLER : One must take that into consideration. LUISA : What will be after the sorrow, the mourning, and all that junk. CALLER : Asks where she is going to stay now. LUISA : Says that she plans to move to the d”
“wos. NEL 3. auk Bette Mexico Cits. I thesdovo nue-i-d H- o- 17, and, to make a long story short, he broke down (se abr:6) a-tole = things th t feonvinced me that he did not represent the main faction and had in fact desert- ed from it scne ti: -s ago. After this he insist”
“s\1 in New York City, a house in Mexico City, and a second house in Acapulco, where she also had a sizable piece of undeveloped land. : Subject described Telia as both extremely intelligent :, and a tremendous sexual partner, and speculated that because of her excellent pol”
“14-00000 I rota 7 August 22, 1961. Dear Leer ■ .■ - ■ I Asescheduled, I arrived back in Gaineavilla on the morning of Satuday,• August 19, ready to retard to work on Monday, wcoeyoen o - an resardeto my Mexican friend,I sent the latter of which you have a : copy and re-”
“COMERCIALES, S.A., a small insurance company. Among some of my present extra activities, I am: a) member of the City Govern-. ment (City Commissioner) ; b) member of theAdvis ry Board of the , Central Bank and c) Professor of Economics and Business Management -at the School o”
“about 1500 hrs. 88 told S that he intended to discuss serious matter with his but did not have all the foots on hand 88 yet.? added that he would have all the facts the latest Thursday Oct : and he asked to come on Friday Oct 10 to the place mentioned in para : above at 1100 ”
“0000 7/ 0 VUD ILO I/UL recently rejoined RAY’S firm after previously leaving it and working for another firm in Mexico City. (The man is undoubtedly 9 John G. PAGE, who is listed in the 1966-67 Anglo-American Directory 1as Sales.Manager for Tele-Revista, S.A. The 1961-62”
“amistad con el esposo de ella, pero ella lo vefa con mas frecuencia, al preguntarsele si conocfa a Carol Soles, Thomas L. Ross, Richard J. Aranda, Harry Lee y Ramon Palomino respondio que ni los conocfa ni habla ofdo hablar de ellos, excepto al ultimo, al que aunque desconoce si ”
“69 SEF . € A - 3 - the best thing to do was to invest in land and build a house big enough for our growing family which by now had a fourth child on the way. With three friends as partners, I entered on a land-buying deal which turned out to be complicated as we bought the ”
“her decision divorce her husband and retrain in Mexico. WBRowton MICROFILMED NOV241967■ DOC- MICRO. BER ATT 2 HAMA 33442 201-798 30/”
“14-00000 A 7.7 C: Script for mectingi th Valentin OF R.PO1: March 24, 1969 season for meeting. I find it very difficult to • talk on the tennis court. Last caturday was no azcep- tion. We are either playing tennis or sunvundee by a ere is something IVO wa ated group o”
“14-00000 3 - 19 . sagust. ist,787 137 - IEINC/3 Meeting Fen in 1 1. At his testing wi th Rotten at 14CC on 44 Aut August. 07 9 Lee RZ2G/3 reported that he nd learned froa that sra Pereira, his Spanish relovitic ary friend, was living at Diagonal San Antonio 4, iapa”
“returned to Mexico. He gave her his card. He -told her that she shouldn't call him because- his phone was always tapped (she assumed he meant it was tapped by his.own people). He added that he supposed the same thing happened . at the American bibassy and asked, if she went t”
“14-00000 16. At the‘ 0O % has co-tor onet nul, Jo: . 1as a* 1r c o" ■i 40‘ For 9 to - gye nis 1097 ts,h. ofribi-] merys gnr c- morti 1 40 : and V2 =15e ", nar nl * all venso * J* L’ ubhect’s- -vT, n osys /s , or • of €the T971 entered t. inive of ■ 3010-9 j t”