“14-00000 IN 49273 Pc- SECRET - 2. LUIS VILLORO, EDITOR OF REVISTA DE LA UN IVER SIDAD DE MEXICO, COMMITTEE IN GENOA AND ATTEND ING CONGRESO DE AL. SO ONE OF ORGAN IZ ING 6 LA COMUNIDAD CULTURAL DE LATISO AMERICA IN ARICA, CHILE. EXPECTSj MEET NUMBER OF GENOA ATTENDEES ”
“LABOR. THESE EFFORTS TO CONTINUE DURING ENTIRE ANNIVERSARY YEAR OF ILO AND PER AMICE-31 COULD WELL BE SOURCE OF DISCOMFORT TO MAJORITY LATIN GOVERNMENTS. 3. SINGLE CENTRAL OF LABOR DISCUSSED AT MEETINGS BUT NOT YET FIRMED UP. PERMANENT COMMITTEE FOR CENTRAL TO BE ESTABLI”
“401396 Page 11 1 8 SECRET APPENDIX RESOLUTION I PASSED AT THE 3-4 APRIL MANAGUA MEETING OF MINISTERS The Meeting of Ministers of Government, Interior and Security convoked pursuant to the pertinent section of the Declaration of Central America signed by the Presidents of the seve”
“1 4-00000 0 N 3essi 33 Aftovh 6 FCRTHCC"ING CONGRESS AND BOTH AGREED to WORK BEHIND SCENES TO PREVENT THIS From HAPPENING, AMICE/3; CITED PANAMA, CARACAUTCR SANTIAGO AS SITES rerE CONGRESS WILL FROBABLY TAKE PLACE. SOTH ACREES THAT IT IS SCHEDULED FOR MAY SS. HONOR CF B”
“0000 .31 MEMO : To ICAP Directors FRCH t Train and Lopez t IN RE: Projected trip through Latin America Bearing in mind that our executive committee may (at some future but presently undetermined date) desire Lopez i Ilf; to undertake in-depth surveys of economic condit”
“wers, for VRG. Not in. Should be ia around 1430 or 1500. 10.5 Ia. Cabriel Pereiza (ph) aska mid, who answers, for VRG. Not there. 10.7 In. :firie with VRG, who answers, diric could not call VRG. Mirie had an appt, at 1300 with his source of the Presidency’s office. It was s”
“that Henry Molina( Sec.Gen. of Confederation Autonoma de Sindicates Cristianos CASC-D. R. ) even if highly critical of US intervention in D.R. is an outspoken communist and ho recommends him as a material for recruitment. recrui tment. 6 4, Hollna spoke very favorably of Con”
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“4-00000 o 6. It looks that our friend who talked to Pico in Medellin and Bogota was disgusted because Pico was satisfied with the results of the meeting. Pico’s satisfaction stemmed from the strong anti-astro stand the Council adopted:1 and it b obvious that the funding pro”
“0 JLM SECRET 60 - PBM/1 10 - February 18, 1964 Subject: MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Dinga LaJuly Your Meeting with President Lopez Mateos We do not expect to make any major political decisions but want to give new emphasis to the -friendly relations which exsist betw”
“1 4-00000 PT IN 30511762 Gr-e 44x —o • CISC, MISEREOR AND INSTD - FOR INTERNATIONAL SOL IDA ITY ARE REPRESENTED SY HELMUT PALLA WHO IS THERE AS OBSERVE? AND APPARENTLY IS NOT MIXING IN. 1 B. CONFERENCE HAS BROKEN' UP INTO FOUR COMMISSIONS WHICH ARE DRAFTING OR DISCUSSIN”
“CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH S EC RET 5961 to request ODCA approval of the creation of this Coordinating Committee and ODCA recognition of CLASC as its chosen hemispheric labor instrument. The eventual approval of the ODCA leadership appears likely; indeed, it is doubtful that ”
“Republic. Only 2. C about 35 persons attended the meeting which was chaired by Luis Cordova Ortiz and Guillermo Chajeron Ita, in the absence of leftist Journalist Victor Rico Galan who could not attend because of illness. Cordova devoted his speed egon denunciation of the ”
“doctrine or basic agree- ment on just what they want. 14. Efforts to Fira Do the ODCA Role. We have asked contacts in European CD circles to prod ODCA to set criteria for membership and behavior and that the Europeans weigh petitions for support * from the Latin American par”
“'0000 ( 1 I US Embassy in Bonn informed them on Sunday Jan. 16th in the morning about ‘% iiimpressed all important topics discussed, resolutions etc adopted in Medellin. While by the fast work and correct reporting set Norden expressed his curiosity as to how it was possi”
“/' SCA 3 D February 7,1966 PICO’S TRIP TO MEDELLIW After reading Pice's report and talking to him twice I reached following conclusions 1 I ACHIEYEMENR3 el Pico —1. Achieved with the cooperation of Edgar Maduro to soften the anti-US line in the Declaration of Princip”
“and he was hopeful that SCLC would be able to control Tijerina through Gonzales. This document cont ains neither recommen da”
“1 4-00000 dan. / 4.- En el aspecto interno de la FLAT, te dire ‘ que como secretario .general, me he visto totalmente fremado por la falta de recursos, ya que ni para imprimir papel membretado tengo dinero, - , A pesar de esta dificultad, he tratado de hacer algunas ta”
“INFORMATTO NIRERORT INFORM A N REPORT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material contains information effecting the National Defense of the United States within the messing of the Farlonese Lews. Title 14 U.S.C. Bres 793 and 394. the transmission or revelation of which in any ”
“SCLC would be able to control Tijerina through Gonzales. This document cont ains neither recommen da tions nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. NW 65994 Docld:329”
“• ■ see. o Headquarters Comment: A report on this Congress and the speech made: by Mortinez Verougoxon 21 August 1966, the closing day, appears ingcc issues nod. 1845 and 1846, dated 28 August ond.4-September 1966,. respectively, of 1» Voz de Mexico, official newspaper of the”
“have neglected, to the highest possible level. 2. Teaching of Spanish and Portuguese languages 3. 4. is to be stressed in the institute and through- out the school system. A list of subjects on which this institute intends to publish shows that it is to be used to attack the Alli”
“Sandoval will resign. Although Lopez is behind the agrarian reform program his remaining in office would not be beneficial to the country. - end - 5 4 1 " 6 N °0 6 3 2 1 U YES C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L $ YES CONTROLLED DISSEM NO DISSEM ABROAD ( e M s "M P The diste-mino”
“14-00000 partlee A Arr To /! HM? - 2 9.7 71- % - Victor ico C:lnin tit LtbUmdnt orenniaetionns 170 • box mubseribe to no active earrim to oust U.S. business intoreats fici: fo coat .11 Jodin as rien, and to right aghinst C.S. int procta - and influence in idp and throt”
“communique. but It La the same thing that VRG gave Miric this morning. VRG sent them away because he has to do some writing. They (Dominicans) ose making a call - especially to the Third World. It says: *Ve are calling desperately, in the name of the Dominican people, always ”
“0’7,7 men Mw*weebswesnsvluo 5 a We should assist these parties -- financially and technically • to develop progressive political movements (in some cases revolutionary movements. especially in the less progressive countries) through helping them in tech- niques of orga”
“ld be expected to remove his people from the PPC for the slightest provocation. William A. Rutherfor d, Executive Direcor, SCLC, pointed out that T ij er ina already had demanded from SCLC approximately $2000 expense money in order to handle what he claimed were anticipated expen”
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“aware of his assurances. 3. Mexico’s Role in the Alliance for Progress : Mexico’s participation in the Alliance is essential to its success. Mexico has played a leading role in IA- ECOSOC and has named the Director General of the Bank of Mexico as its representative to CIAP”
“markets. We want to maintain or expand the present level of access to each other’s market but we .would .not be able to guarantee Mexico its present share of our market in each commodity or a share in increased consumption. 4. Chamizal Settlement Lopez Mateos wants to be rec”
“practically non-existent. Salvadorians and Guatemalans have also expressed the same desire. 2. In early October 1972, these urgings were taken into consideration by the Secretaryship of Central American Economic Integration (SIECA) (Secretaria| Permanent de Integration Econom”
“program. First of all, these businessmen feel that the Alliance offers only minimal encouragement for private investment in Latin America. Indeed, come are quick to point out that in his tatttal speech at Punta del Kate, Seere- tary Dillon Gld not once mention private enterprise”
“the campaign in favor of Miguel Garcia Armengol, is filed in our offices. . 5 .- Help rendered to Latin American Student Unions. From the b Latin American outlook, this labor has probably been one of the most important Lahore carried through by our Delegations. Raring this ye”
“labors and coope ration with us. In many cases, aspirants to Delegates have been forced to abandon the Plan remaining only a few days for their departure. : C.- Problems .on obtaining visas: The difficulties in obtaining the visas for several countries (like Colombia, Mexico”
“SECRET-NO FOREIGN DISSEM 8. SUPPLEMENT THE SITUATION IN CENTRAL AMERICA, PANAMA, AND MEXICO Central America is relatively stable. Preparations are under way for President Kennedy's scheduled meeting with the Chiefs of State of these countries at San Jose, Costa Rica, on 1”
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“14-00000 SECRET Ho. Foreign Dissent the CD movement, a closer and and controls that will impinge more' formal relationship appears on their freedom of action. to be in the offing. Last April, officials of. CLASC who are also In general, ODCA takes a officers of the Chris”
“reception he got from most of the delegates. His jost-conferones meetings with President Frondiai of Argentina and ex-Preaiuout Quadros of Brazil are to be to gty. Although the United States managed t obtain, all of the desired stgna- turns on the final declaration at Uruguay”
“14-00000 [1 -.48'•., 420 1 ails. CERC T(ot o) W f’ C‘ La Cronica 401 1 9 Junio 69 F%j WASHING? H/wfat achment — E' Gober York Nelson. Los Manifiestos del Apra y AP cio hoy por la 1 sitarh Peru. C Sincronizadamente el PartidojAprista -v Accion Popular • pesar de la ”
“( SECRET 2a 0 -3- Syndicate of Free Dominican Labor in Exile (SLTDE), to organize picketing activities in San Juan against Ships carrying cargo to or from the Dominican Republic. The picketing had some success and showed promise of becoming a threat to the Dominican economy, ”
“SECRET -3- 2. Bracero Program The Mexican Government is privately seriously disturbed about the termination of this program. Congressional oppostion to it,is strong and we cannot commit ourselves to continue" the program. ' We are".'looking into the problem to see if anyth”
“where I doubt more than 10% of the people have adequate wnasm hygienic dwellings. So here again, well at least, tills • newspaper vendor has gotten on enormously over bloated notion about what we'regoing to do. It way be that in his particular case, he is were aware of the ”
“then. b.- Problems with American officials in the different countries: Though in the majority of the countries our relations are the best,pevertheless, we have had to face problems in some. For example, in Honduras we have had to change the Delegate due to pressure of Batista”
“Intelligence Information Report eu iofies effecting the National Defense of the dhaied Sites This material east the mooning € ige lovi Title 18, U.S.C. Socs. 793 and 794, the *—*-* or revelation of any sinner to cn unauthorized porsoy is probe: id by farw DIRECTORA E Of IN”
“and possibly other non-Communist European countries in an attempt to procure technical assistance, credit and other unspecified help for the Eocduran agrarian reform program. He feels it is in the best interests of Honduras to turn to countries other than the US for assistanc”
“University in Moscow. 3. Alonso AGUILAR Monteverde AGUILAR is a prominent pro-Communist Mexican intellectual who is the titular head of the MLN (National Liberation Movement), rabidly anti-U.S., pro-Communist front. He is a full-time professor at the National Autonomous Universi”
“00000 6. 5 A rCa G-aiB.CAT.Om - An confsous n ontrinpra TDCS 96635 1 raGE 3. / 4 IC. SCHICK WISHES TO IMPROVE RELATIONS BETWEEN NICARAGUA AND COSTA RICA R AS WELL AS WITH VENEZUELA, HE SAID WANTS TO CONCENTRATE HIS EFFORTS ON INTER- 1 NATIONAL RELATIONS, PARTICUL”
“4-00000 SECRET/NO FOREIGN DI SSEM -2- CS-311/06825-66 preoccupation with problems in Vietnam, the Dominican Republic and elsewhere, proved that Johnson had come to deal with matters of great importance to him and to Mexican President Gustavo Djaz Ordaz. Or, he added, was ”
“CONTINUATION OF . DISPATCH SECRET PATCH 5961 continue to tolerate and thus abet the irrespon lity of the Latin CO parties because there are no standards all. ODCA leader Caldera appears to recognize the need for at least some basic ideological common ground among ODCA-membe”
“14-00000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM Current Biographic Data on Victor RICO Salon as of 19 August 1966 from OCR/BR/Mex S/NF cs 3/489-625 12 Oct 61 B-2 Elected to Propaganda Commission, MLN Federal District Committee. 8 CS 3/482-611 4 Aug 61 B-2. Member Committee for ”