“[1 4-00000 creating difficulties “V • th Cuban plans to go (Perhaps in ling out car C... mn to discredit APA 20) G. O-5 : C.‘2. 0 inel. GONSALEZ Drots arrived fron‘ Cuba to attend cote sort of :CO meeting. Std at the Hotel ejo CAFLR RO Dra. I.CKIDO of the Em cry. L-3 hea”
“spotted CICARD, SALAZAR, and CHERNYSH late on the evening of 13 May, just prior to leaving for the railroad station, engaged in an animated 'conversation . While CICARD looked over his shoulder, SALAZAR scribbled something on the paper which he handed CHERNYSH. The same day, ”
“CONTINUATION OF ■ VMMA-19432 DISPATCH SECRETAseRr AY**P-1906_ The Cuban efforts at propaganda in Mexico in which the Cuban Ambassador to Mexico conferred with Raul Roa, Cuban Foreign 40 Minister, and suggested to him that Fidel Castro write a short message to the Mexican p”
“busy with his overt activities working with press matters, and handling the Cuban Embassy side of Prensa Latina, that the Station does not believe he has practically any time free for intelli gence assignments. (Since the arrival of the Cultural Attache in January 1970, CRUZ”
“* 4 4 -5 DOTTIS *****. INFORM AII Of PORT INFORM PORT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ,This cindartst tormieotin efeosing:ths irasional Daronia • The Domed • sore wants the mian Trias 18, CAO.’solires hil ve. Me th fi-f, air for ateinte • • of who’ll • ssir men: *to an unadia”
“that Cruz was needed to sign some passports. (It is not known whether this concerned visas or actual issuance of passports.) Patlethir Note: In 1970 only the Cuban Charge and Consul were authorized to issue visas. 201-777875 h) In the press field, in July 1968 it was Cruz,”
“tDe DATE coifTACT SEASON FOR CONTACT SOURCE ... 26 May 63 ' Ramon SISORAS Casado Noting LIENVOY 20 May 63 ~Subject received courtesy visa LITAMIL/7 ■ to Cula . 12 June 63 Ramon SINOBAS Casadatolke with LIENVOY Amb. Carlos LECHUCA Hovin about Subject’s trip to Cuba 19 J”
“P?-D-63/445) ;ONYIAN Rorelen. Dither: Cuban diplomatic PP-63/455. Traveled P. 7365 "com Havana to Mexico City via Cuban Airlines on 24 Oct 63. (Sources -saenger list.) . . GON-ALEL Jorefinn (DIP PP-D-64/141) CORTBLES Luhndo, confines Traveled from Havana to Mexico on 27 Mar ”
“14-00000 PAGE THREE MEXICO CITY 4271 SECRET $20069 *.xB 4 VAS WORKING IN MINREX. F. AV LIRING-4 RECALLS HHING MET AND DEVELOPED FRIENDLY RELATION’S WITH A NEGRO CUBAN IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL WHO QUESTIONED SHE HER ROUTINELY WHEN SE LAST LANDED AT HAVANA AIRPORT. NAME OF O”
“13-00000 SECRET -22- d) In the cultural field his main responsibility was liaison with the Cultural Institutes throughout Mexico. He provided the institutes with propaganda material, film. He attended or saw that someone. else attended major functions at the various inst”
“SECRET DIE CONTACT . REASON FOR CONTACT SOURCE 12 Mar. 65 Jose Luis POSADA Chatter. LIEWOT: 17 War. 65.0 Ramon SINORAS Casadaiosi. Discuss scholarships to Cuba LIENVOTj 25 Mar. 65 Roynaldo CEPEDA Hornandos: Ming LIFBAT 20 Kar. 65 Amb. Joaquin HERNANDEZ Arms Chattor LINvOYL 26 Ka”
“14-00000 t . s EICERPTS 29 MAY 64 PRICRITI BRUS INFO DIR CITE MEXI 9654 IN 93730 TYPIC LIOOZK AMNIP REF BRUS 9914 (IN 93951) 1. VOLUMINOUS LIOOZE-1 FILS AT STATION SHOWS MYRIAD CONTACTS IN PERIOD 1959-60. FOLLOWING POINTS PICKED AT KANDOS TO KUBLB DE- BRISFERS GET REA”
“Wilf redo GONZALES Subject, for 26 July bpaeches (Cuban Vice Consul, Templco), at airport Jese Luis MOLI3A (President of Jose Marel Boctety) 5 July 63 Enrique GGZALSZ Pedrero LIENVOY (uriter-for Politica mngss ino) dianussen with 8ub) dr, the now ■ location of M»slean.Cub”
“vp-TAs/Gde - ------------ ‘enco TASRAE - RADULFO 2444 TEZ LEFT KeXl 0 DEC OR RAVA. PAEZ SPLAT Jee YEAR HEXI AND TPA ER MIT : :STAL ALTHOUGH PCS • NEW moE fv: INTRODUCED CUBAN E"S 47 THIS UXENG’N TO PTS. S.Y REPORTED PAEZ REPLACED BY PEDPO LEPA MUNOZ WHG SPCNT YFAT *000. 3. ”
“14-00000 13 ® two • - quia but mixed it with just as much mexican beer if you were not careful. The Brazilian ambassador was there, Guillermo Gimenez Ramirez the charge of Costa Rica, Gonzalo Almeida Urrutia, the ambassador from Ecuador, from the oreign Office, Mufloz Zap”
“14-00000 CIS C * 0 Ciennoy/Opm sastionecese Me wie-rA-.es |OSANM *bA **e0 L DISPATCH STORE C, RY BAT ,E*AhEA -434 9@ |a.V BAZ eau e i*Olbren, A: NO Chief, WH Division red moM BAR Chlef of Station, M*xicoCy 23 Jananry 195 2 *’#'. , - toac r or vaaiD H. 98000 40 C”
“LIENVOY 3i July 65: Julian LOFB% Dins Msstings (4 times) LIFEAT 9. Aug. 63 Baec SIMOnAs Casada -Invites Subject to Embassy party LIFEAT1 17 Aug. 65 Ramon SENORAS Casada Meeting LIFSAT i 24 Aug.65 Ramon SINOSAS Casada Meeting. LIFEAT 24 Aug. 65 Luis ABAGU Try in to arrange me”
“on Mosou y donas acompafinntes a la conferencia de Agencies de Visjes. 22 Abr.66 CURBELO 10 invita al igual que a TArzKOV y MIROSHNIKOV y fo. KORNUSHKIN a la recopcion del dia 25 en la Emba Jada de Cuba en despedida del Lie, CARLOS GONZALEZ PARRODI y organizada por ol - Cue”
“Committee 15 Cet 62 of FIN, pro-Cuva, anti-U3 Com front, plans to write political biography on Fidelf 1CS-3/525, CASTRO Rus, Communis 1 PrisB Minister of Suba. Subj., who proposed idea to Cuban ‘: 064 Covt and* ( was accepted, * • will ' s 2- mos in "* spend - 2working ' C”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SrCat/Aelre IMMA-22135 DIXTAG diplomat stationed in Carneas planned to travel alone by plane to Mexico City via Panama carrying a diplomatic pouch for turnover in Mexico and return to Caracas with diplomatic mail received from DIZTAG couri”
“R W "B A .4) * iDamR*c ABEw * DISPATCH SECRET/RYBAT HMMA- 18508 «' AT aqA 10 **0>wytes F! vD Chief, WH Division =00 FROM 047 Chief of Station, Mexico City 26 January 1963 G- MAE FOR NOCENO Cuban EmbassyActivities NO NUCONO ENOUCO -ingrreneaine INCOUNO CAN ar RANG”
“October 6 77 C-O-N-F-I C.12Z1c ova’ita, / - There 1s a good chance that Nlextco may participate in the ‘% F , Fifth Industrial Fair in 3rmo, Czechoslovakia, in September 2:3 1953 • The announcement was made by Dr Emilio Vora Blanco, .: */.* , president of the National Cha”
“(CASTRO is a member of the Spanich Peace Cormittee) ■ Eingellapeons Cultural Activities- 1 Q3 September an unidentified woman contacted the Soviet Embassy ' : , in an attempt to locate some pamphlets on Hungary. She wasy . referred to the Soviet Cultural Attache. e -2. Also”
“S:FCATION j DISPATCH 9930 NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH :1221-14415 adoro Fidel Castro, and act on the basis of what Castro says, not on the basis of whother or not Castro is right. The old nunbors of the Dartido Socialista Popular are in a very difficult position, and a”
“EMALOTEE ADMINISTRATIVE ! S2A91 a DN LL, A 53401• 807778 52AC3 J A 53A01° EMBASSY • NC W* A 53A01 ra ME1 MEXICO (IT: CA 25 FAV 53 17 ot Se “524 E 501S A 53401 J FCS REPOK1S FT-400 19 AUn 69 : • 62ALV 60A01 N com- LURA . HAVANA 60 60A01G MEMBER MIROYAN ENTOURAGE 70 CUBA FOR”
“Mexico (UNAM - National Autonomous University of Mexico), which will include the physical layout, activities of the student body, and ways in which the Cuban government can exert influence there. Luis Alboru Souto, Cultural Attache, was instructed 'to prepare a similar report”
“o Cuba carly in 1964. COMMENT: WH/SA/CI has the following references concerning wisa CALDERON Cartal eros She was ass igned to t he comme rcial office of the C uban Emb assy in Herico City, and she had arrived in Mexi co on 16 January 1963 and on 11 December 1963 made a reservati”
“his wife, and Francisco DOZIRLEZ Conazdi, Second Secretary, of the Cuban Embassy, would attend. . Plans were made for KAZANTSEV and DO.ING.2Z of the Cuban Eobassy ) 20. .* to meetlunch on Wednesday, 26 September. However, KAZAMI SEV. ‘ ' for later cancelled the date upon le”
“identificacion. Ademas la Sra. Tirado nunca ha solicitado permisos al Congreso de la Union para servir a un gobierno extranjero, por tanto la investigacion que se efectuo con ella no fue en su calidad de empleada en el consulado de Cuba en Mexico, pues nunca asl la ha considerado”
“14-00000 AT.OAR NUMSEN CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH -14415 adore Fidel Castro, and ect on the basis of • t Custro says, not on tho basis of whether or not Castro is right. The old neubors of the Dirtido Socialista :lar are in a very difficult position, and are gevorally dislik”
“Secretary and Prosa Attaoko of Czech Embassy) 10 Sept. 64 Luis SUAREZ Lopes (or Siempro LIENVOY,. magazine) asks Lubomir BLAZIK (Second Secretary and Consul of Czoch Embassy) to invite Subject to reception. BLAZIK agrees. 15 Sept. 64 Armando HART (Minister of Meeting LIE”
“asks Subject if He has anything. No. Tomorrow is the day of the eeting and subject will pass o ALVan-Z's office. (Later contact re lab exams sic) (LIL VOY 3 ser 63) frr) Guillermo, from Colombia asks for Subject who not in. Tells VESA the merchandise leaves tomorrow and now ”
“0000 6 July 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR : FROM ! SUBJECT : Jose MU T BELYDASUITO i REFERENCE . : Lens Arche Memorandum dated 3 July 1262, Same Subject 1. Cur Moxico City files contati no identifiable reference to subject. 2, Remlooetctimal in Mexico Caly, contact d Sic G. ”
“Attended dinner at Yuges lay LIEIVOr1 Robasey 26 Apr. 63 Baacn SIORAS Casada Canttor LIENVOY 29 Apr. 63 Ramn SITOs Casada Mealing Lritvoy 23 May 63 Edawsio JARDON Discuss Subject’s crip to Cuba; LIBIYOY Subject invited to moot sich. idol CASTRO 23 t*ny 63 Ram SIYOBAS Ca”
“Munoz de Vera, a lawyer and personal friend. TRAVELS: 1963: Aug. To Mexico 22 Nov. Mexico-Cuba 29 Nov. Cuba-Mexico 8 Dec. Cuba-Mexico .11 1964; 21 May. Mexico-Cuba 1967: 13 Dec. Cuba-Spain 1000, 18 •- Ce - 4 • % % • la es”
“13-00000 ( SECRET -35- 14. Times, routes, vehicles, from lodgings to and from work: Cruz almost always drives to the office in his QP. Mercedes drives with him usually, Otherwise, she takes a cab or bus. Seldom does anyone other than Mercedes accompany Cruz. 15. Trav”
“DISPATCH SECREr. HMMA-16537 to Nr Chief of Esso, Momerrey 50-500-3— FROM Chief, „NIvsion__ Chiet of Stacion, Mexico Guy 1 2 February 1^2_ • ■ *743. -* C«1 •Jose Arturo DE LA PENA MSERLD 5,0)6 SONG ' NO INDOINS sgumir AChON MOUsEn No so Cas BE ADG’D Bv QUAURED +. DESK CwtY”
“speak to Cruz. June 1968: Someone from Morelia asked the Ambassador for a written report inviting Mexican artisans and ballet (presumably to Cuba). Hernandez knew nothing about the plans. SECRET”
“(..- S.Y 28 ?vb 1962) 14-00000 u) Milario LN3 looking for Sasject urgently. L vea message about a "sick’ person. (LioAv Y 5a 02) v) One R.r. SILVA wants to speak to ~ubject. (IIS.V.Y 6 .ar €2) w) Julio C.. NA tells the Cuban Aloud dor he is le vis, for Central Amer- ica a”
“CONTINUATION O' DISPATCH SECRET CSMA - 96018 3. The purpose of Sonia’s trip to Madrid was to discuss the 1970 work plan for the Embassy with the Charge, Guillermo RUIZ Perez. She also talked with the various Embassy officials most probably to familiarize herself with their ”
“here to stay. This man GARCIA is one of them. On the other hand, if he could be "got to" he would be invaluable. He would be a great loss to the Embassy. I would say that the chances are slim but it would probably be worth there. %. "effort to try to win him over. He has many”
“uisa CALDERON to the DGI is not clear. She spent about six months in Mexico from whi ch she returned to Cuba carly in 1964. COMMENT: WH/SA/CI has the following references concerning wisa CALDERON Cartaleros She was assigned to the commercial office of the Cuban Embassy in Herico ”
“Hernandez Meeting LIENVOY (First Socrelary Cuban Embassy) 2 Mar. 65 Julian LOPEZ Dinz-oinim. Subject tried to arrango reeting LIENVOY 00 3 Mar. 65 Jose Luis POSADA (Cuban Conou- Subject tried to call. POSAQA LIENVOY late, Tampico)’-. 5Mar. 65 Bogalic RODRIGUEZ Lopez Meeting”
“person who is going to take over relations with duate- mala in Mexico still had not arrived. Subject planned to see Alfonso IRofA a leader of the 13 November uroup in Mexico. (LinLJGh 28 war 62) ‘mm) One CARTEL, fnu visited Subject at the S.C. sy to deliver something. Later, ”
“13-00000 oxonil omtontvs - 25 - CUBAN GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO 50-9-12 C (Mexico City Station Teltap Operation Against Cuban Embassy - LIENVOY) (Job #64-518/84) FOLDER #20 (Covers Teltap Traffic 20 Aug - 2 Sept 63) 30 Aug 63 - Incoming call to Embassy. OSVALDO wi”
“14-00000 0 i D. 1963: April. Subject was Fidel Castro’s interpreter during the latter’s tour of the Soviet Union. The file contains many photos of the two with all the big-wigs of the USSR. e event was reported in El Mundo with a picture O1 Subject, ridel, ctc. on S day”
“DIZTAG/OPERATIONAL--PCS DEPARTURE OF ZBYNEK SAMONIL /201-294839/ —HMMA-22296 God 201-0152528 // X A0 -MMMA-22297. 076-005-027------- 18/10/63: A0 IP DMLET/OPERATIONAL-PASSPORTS OF YUGO NATIONALS 0-050-008-016 —HMMA-22298____ ‘201-0277475 18/10/63 1 X _ :5 ADT: EE/YA7 DMLE T/”
“■« v> DISPATCH SECRET OSMA -. 26918 3. The purpose of Sonia’s trip to Madrid was to discuss the 1970 work plan for the Embassy with the Charge, Guillermo RUIZ Perez. She also talked with the various Embassy officials, most probably to familiarize herself with their duties a”
“14-00000 ' SECRET .2. D) Other: 1) Arrived Onates*la City 3 (82) October 1963 2) Arrived Tegucigalpa 11 October 1963; left 13 October 1963 3. Arrived Managua 13 October 1963; loft 17 October 1963 4, ‘ Arrived San Jose 17 October 1963, left 20 October 1963 Arrived Panam”
“directly, but through Maria WITOSKA, who was Fanehez’s laison with the PM’s office. A/1 .. .1. States that their relaffonship was limited- to, her official function.. / - • • She appeared to have a newspaper background, but A/1 ignores the details. - ’ b. About late 1959 Hiss”