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“FORMATIC b: REPOR Tl irftigt ,Y CENTRAL INTELLIGEN Taismatr-st (0*9,2 siefermanon offacttng the National Defarse ef the United $1. -.'..,« aju.s.C Sec1 753 aso /14, tra tes miiot or revelation of which in any macaqe to an unauloree CLASSIFICATION — DISSEMINATION CoF >. SECR”
“24 ATTACHMENT to UFGA-29123 frost no MP SECRET FROM: SE/REA FE-8119 scenzy 1-46 5 Doc. 1967 o r iiiin n VIA: 1-1 n 701-31548 FtP SUBJECT: Franci-oo CALZADILLA Nunezcroplaced by Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Peroz as Chargo d’Affaires of Cuba in Spainy -vi-qas 50) ; REF: A”
“recruitment. If one recalls RUIZ' constant warnings that his office is bugged by Seguridad, tl,e discussion about TORROBA clearly exposes him to m action by the Spanish authorities._ e rse 21. RUIZ himself is the target of what appears to be na control by Juan Antonio”
“1 THE FOREIGN SERVICE 0 e of the 0 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 8-1-97 —American Embassy Paris 8, France SECRET /KSR2 668 SED 5668 DECLASS Date: Ev (JFK) July _,, 1960 Fsyr -1 To: Director, FBI KTATS INFORMATION CONTAINED * Aunt From: Subject: Legat, Paris (109-”
“13-00000 0) 0 !Cont’d. 9-- - The Japanese Embassador said he informed his Gov’t, about these difficulties as a protest against the behavior of the Cuban Gov' This he told at the Diplomatic meeting. -About a week ago, there was a hunger strike at the Brazilian 3mb by the exi”
“:l - INFORMATION orrrarn Fnox ' soynch " LdixeO% c OCTOBER 1969 UBAX UNGA DEIREGATIOX 2 SALITIES. * 1. HOUSING AREN SCEMEVIS. F Fernando LVAREZ ■LY Tabio, Ambassador, a , and Enrique CASESO Ar[ud h, Abas. for, are rooming together y in the Peter Cooper Hoici. Marta Marta”
“14-00000 J. . 06 AMLASH-1 again reported that he feels Orlando Blanco, Consul of the Cuban Embassy in Bern, is approachable since he is unhappy with the Cuban regime. AMLASH-1 also feels that (Enrique Rodriguez Loeches,co Cuban Ambassador in Rabat, is approachable if appr”
“on cultural matters in outlining his plans for the Embassy's activities.He has shown a certain intellectual restlessness, a desire to keep abreast of events in the world .outside of Cuba and a willingness to accept whatever he deems to be good or useful from that exterior wo”
“CONTINUATION OF PAGE 2 DISPATCH SK CRKT CSMA 25692 Para poder resolverte ol planteamiento que ze haces do manejar por esta embajada la salida de los -—:—, to ruego me aclares ol concepto del porque es ha producido un mal entendido. Todo lo que laplique esta mas que alusivo ”
“8690009 "I SEODCT -6- 8. AMLASH-1 again reported that he feels Orlando IBlanco, Consul of the Cuban Embassy in Bern, is I approachable since be is unhappy with the Cuban regime. ! AMLASH-1 also feels that Enrique Rodriguez Loeches, /Cuban Ambassador in Pabat, is approach”
“the fields of economics and cormorco, such as Commercial Counselor in Mexico She and Vico-linister in the Ministry of Foreign Trado, first in ad- ministration and afterwards in economy, it can be presumed that he has complete knowledge of the commorcial policies of the Cuba”
“regime that he represented. Even tually, he became disenchanted with Communism and publicly resigned his post in London only a few days ago. (In connection with Mr. Alonso’s re signation, the Greek newspaper "Vradyni", in its September 6 issue, won ders precisely why Red Cuban A”
“totalitarian regime that he represented. Even tually, he became disenchanted with Communism and publicly resigned his post in London only A few days ago. (In connection with Mr. Alonso's re re signation, the Greek newspaper "Vradyni", in its September 6 issue, won ders prec”
“94577 1 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET IN. PA GE PAGE 2 ACCR 8228 SECRET D. EnRiGE RODRIGUES LOMECCHES, AMBASSADOR RABAT SINCE ABOUT 1963, IS CONSIDERED REACTIONARY BY ALMOST EVERYONE. WAS D TORIO MEMBER IN UNIVERSITY BUT NO OTHER "APPROVED" CONNECTIONS KNOWN. WISE HAS MANY R”
“14-00000 had ter follow t • -one closely, because it shore :I-1‘s son-1. /Report No. 345 18 June 1970 i Nilda speaks to Ruiz about someone that spoke to her that want / to stay in Madrid for a few days, but they don’t have any money, '(Possibly it is ALFARA )and they hav”
“IN-79/010 - TDCSDB-315/024S7-70 / PAGE 2 OF 4 PAGES SECR ET NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEN DOCUMENTS AND COULD NOT BE CONSIDERED AN ISOLATED ACT BUT THE CONSEQUENCE OF REPEATED PROVOCATIONS AT BARAJAS.: SPANISH AUTHORITIES WERE ASKED TO PREVENT A REPETITION OF THES”
“Ambassador to Cuba (Julio AMOEDO) was ordered to return to Havana (he had been vacationing in the U. S. after FRONDIZI’S visit); that VILLANUEVA, a Secretary of the Argentine Embassy in Cuba was coming to see MIRO today; and further that he (MIRC) had received a phone call la”
“position he held as Deputy Director of Consular Affairs (in the Spanish Foreign Ministry) was actually that of advisor on consular matters but he exorcised no authority. The idea of helping him in his work is apt and could be carried to the point where some officer like himse”
“C O. . G.. • 1the Cuban Tubassy in Moneog 1967/19001, In introducing PEREIRA, ' "REYES stressed that UUNADIT/l should feal freo to discuss any • subject vith him, and in turn told PEREIRA that ho should call upon VUANBIT/1 whenever PARSIRA ncoded advice oa help. While . RVR”
“Argentine Ambassador to Cuba (Julio AMOEDO) was ordered to return to Havana (he had been vacationing in the U. S. after FRONDIZI’s visit); that VILLANUEVA, a Secretary of the Argentine Embassy in Cuba was coming to see MIRO today; and further that he (MIRO) had received a pho”
“INTERMEDIARIES IN MADRID, INCLUDING COUNSELOR MANUEL TELLO.y - BF TRONCOSO OF THE CHILEAN EMBASSY AND CUBAN CHARGE GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ. CUBAN COMMERCE AL COUNSELOR 0 NO FOREIGN DISSEY/CONTROLLED DISSEM (zl: feran: "dfssom controls)”
“diplomatic and commercial— with the Red government of Cuba. At that - time, we warned that the gangster Galbe was typical of the new promotion of Red Cuban "diplomats" —mostly undesirable Communists trained to per form tasks of espionage and agitation-- and substantiated our a”
“14-00000 Jerneg the Ne-ecal so of the United States within A* mooring of the Supio et iTorta IJ U'SC % 793 4, the Honunistion or revelation prohibited by low. DiFECOtAtE OP ITEUIGENCE C-G-H-P-I-D-E-S-T-I-A-L ICOUNTRY Cuba. Spain REPORT NO: O0-/ 39/07039-70 CAC 1 SUBJE”
“diplomatic and commercial— with the Red government of Cuba. At that - time, we warned that the gangster Galbe was typical of the new promotion of Red Cuban "diplomats" —mostly undesirable Communists trained to per form tasks of espionage and agitation— and substantiated our as”
“been with the Cuban Foreign Ser- vice for 40 years. The Souza subject was not new to me, since lys d O’Brien had brought it up in conversations I had with him 9AXearlier this year. I did not choose to pursue the subject fee with him at that time, however, without first review”
“says that he had heard of his appointment as ambassador. Apparently this is the one that is to be in Morocco. They say that this ambassador, in all the capitals that ho is going to, is visited by the best doctors. Ruiz tells them that he has a luncheon onragement but that ho ”
“PROCESS::G 1:Or 30 DISPATCH SECRET MADETD som ImpEXiO Chief, Western Hemisphere Division X *o pEEING REQUIRED 38% Chief, European Division om.v QUALIFIED CESn Chief of Station, JMCOBRA CAN JUDGE IDE RNG Feo Chief of Station, Madrid de wiceofills b / Operational/TYPIC/”
“plan to roturn : to New York enroute home. Source thinks that the other three. • ' - Advisors -- FERNANDEZ, FERNANDEZ, and GONZALEZ - will remain in New York until the end of the UNGA. They are currently.. taking English lessons for several., hours most mornings (place not ”
“0000 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH S ECRET OSMA-23,406 7. The new Ambassador concluded his report with three recommendations: a. Rent another building where the Chancillary, the Commercial Office, the Consulate and the Cubana Offices can all be housed instead of being disper”
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“who is eating a chicken, then you have a dangerous problem, because in Latin America we have.... but here in Europe it’s different, that is why I’m telling you this. they can be inter- vening in the government... that is why we must try to find out." 2. Following is the ide”
“C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L 213-10483 00-K-3,262,509 - 2 - in Ree Rec'd6-6-63 Minister of Agriculture - Now in Cuba, name not revealed for security reasons.—7 Minister of Public Housing - To be announced at a later date. . 10 5 The following individuals have been named Min”
“happy with the regime that allows him to lead his own life. Would not consider defection unless the regime changed its attitude toward him, which is not likely, according to Source. !6.2/ 33791 3. Jose Antonio RABAZA Vasquez. RABAZA is, in Source’s belief, a homosexual (con”
“1 4-00000 gidh • se / IS. Nevertheless, RUIZ has several times mentioned that he holds his really important conversations at home, and that he would rather see more people at his home instead of at his of f ice , (In this connection, it is noted that the house next door ”
“Spanish. One is a list exiles in their Costa Rican Embassy in Havana, and the other is do cument(copy) signed and given today to the Minister of Foreiga Relations of Cuba in Havana. It seems that there was very much discussions concerning same amongst the foreign diplomats in”
“S ECRE% 1 INFORMATION ORTAT NED PRO Scar: "ELGIN" ON 19 OCTOBER .68 abI PINYSICAL LAY-OUT OF JH2. CUBAN UN MISSION (CMUN) 4 2 1. BASEMENT — contains a kitchen and storage rooms. n"A= 5S4iD/A-te 2. GROUND FLOPS — reception area; archives of unclassified UN (mostly) doc”
“14-00000 cant 00.1 : 11911 oggnncu** USNG acnoN DISPATCH SEC RET intro Ki mwetum6 (w DING 81009810 :___ Chief, Western Hemisphere Division. Iomr Omrud KSI M3 Chief, Europe Division :RCM Chief of Station, WH/Mimm .lou Juegt INDIES ___ Chief of Station, Madrid micau”
“.id 97C 0 semtrisien ci th cis jor euhorll C.0' IL. / .fr «cee :drd te ‘00 Assirl- ce 4 as, for inuieaes. De, * • fatr.cl- mom othe Allay, 1 tl 4y ire. ELXICO To supszor Cuban Diplomat ( 17 December 1961 One #76 - 3 December 1961- BANE RE. Mexico City, 9 Dec(l. U”
“government in Havana. He has said that many Cuban diplomats want to stay out of Cuba, but it seemed to him that the Cuban government wanted to keep him (RUIZ) out of the way (1.e., outside Cuba). That LEON had appointed him, supported him, and they are good friends, but th”
“to Cuba (Juho AMOEDO) was ordered to return to Havana (he had been vacationing in the U. S. after FRONDIZI’S visit); that VILLANUEVA, a Secretary of the Argentine Embassy in Cuba was coming to see MIRO today; and further that he (MIRO) had received a phone call last night 5”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PAGE 2 DISPAICH S-E-C-R-E-T- OSMA-26409 Imagine that Havana Would question him .on that score.. However, if there were problems that Havana felt he lacked the ability to resolve, ■ he should simply be removed "because Comandanto - - Guillermo Ruiz”
“5000 -4- Report No. 345(continued) proposed' getting a substitute for De La Nuez, but only because of his administrative inefficiency, and for no other reason. If Ruis had suspected anything he world have put him on a plane and sent him back there. A person from the Ferl”
“000 PROCESSING aCtON Dh PTnn 1 - 982 LC 1t SECRET MKEAFO Fem iprrins 10- Chief, WII/Cuba romots REQUIRED th INFO. DMir Qa41 Wis ots% XX clx not IDExmO Chicf,10:_______________ — HROL Chief of Base, New York wroroFaM SUBJECT *9IC/DOROPS/AMCLOCK O Transmittal of I”
“, permanent injury that would cause him to limp. 3. His desire to work in industry. 9/23/69 IN 50288 Ruiz arr. from Havana to Madrid 18 Sept. Cbl 8/13/69 IN 22647 Juan Antonio Curbelo Lemus, DOB 3/8/30, acting Charge of Cub Emb Madrid while Ruiz on home leave. Curbelo former 2nd ”
“atmosphere...in the Caribbean.” Thus far, how- ever, "they have answered with aggressions on top of aggressions.” i This course, he said, ”is doomed to failure. (CIA FBIS Havana,” 7 December, OFFICIAL USE ONLY) CUBAN INTERNAL SITUATION: A shake-up in the Cuban cabinet has ”
“in the government in Havana. He has said that many Cuban diplomats want to stay out of Cuba, but it seemed to him that the Cuban government wanted to keep him (RUIZ) out of the way (i.e., outside Cuba). That LEON had appointed him, supported him, and they are good friends”
“14-00000 RODRIGUES (Lipepoogilia CUBA 1 7akse / X 34 33 zerile pevazel chincis in sto pare wil Weat de- --- 2....>5.: 3 - of the Government of. al of the Cuban Embassy : -*- elmong Aagst. ley arriy ls were RamY ARARIOXO Zogales, Counselor for Caleiral affairs, Rogelio_”
“@0oo (AS-atic PROCISUNG ACTION 3P to DISPATCH SECRET MAELID for DPLING Chief, Western Hemisphere. Division X NO Nnrunc ftOviho Chief, European Division" R oud one QuADAD DISK Chief of Station, JNCOBRA1 qaN woa INDUING 180m Chief of Station, Madrid UKKMnil 96/8C © ”
“CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET A JA GSMA-23,406 7. . The new Ambassador concluded his report with three recommendations:. a. Rent another building where, the Chancillary, the Commercial Office, the Consulate and the Cubana Offices can all be housed instead of .^^ being ”