“14-00000 n consequences 09 revolutionary activities 00 that had suddenly pecole a reality co her. ned that L/3 in the dark about zany ATA SCE ould not un terct -2 risk his life end the happiness 00 his 2-41o Sc Trecititcusly". hen Bouton questioned her discreetly 83 to -”
“there is the Cubana de Rayos X #72, La Rampa.) CHICUTA -08 23 0YBE INTO ~ PROVIDED 2 01-332675 0/ 37273 17. ABAD appeared to be particularly interested in how NEGRET and "Julio" obtained their funds, and kept returning to this subject during the interrogation. 18. ABA”
“DAUGHTER SICK LITAINT-2 GAVE CHICFAY MONEY TO TAKE CHILD TO DOCTOR. L-2 SAYS JURADO HAS MANY COMMIE FRIENDS MEXI. SPENT TIME IN CUBA AND MAY HAVE SERVED CUBAN / L *”
“7 60) 0 .#Y I „r Reel 89-2 o2- 3 From 0645 to 2100, 2 June (Thur sday) 1966 2.0 Out to 03, twice. No rings, complete. Time 18 0737, 2 Juno. After 0900, 2 June 2.2 Out to 03. Dials without dial tone. 2.2 Out to 03. Time 10 1042, 2 June.; After 1210, 2 June 2,2 Out to 0”
“3 called Mexican Youth for Vietnam, whose purpose it was to publish the truth about Vietnam and collect,nimry to send to Vietnam via France. On weekends the group" visits villagun (c lonina proletaries) and talks to the workers and peapente.. Fernanda mentioned to Jubhj that ”
“came and LIEMPTY-19 went with them to their home two blocks away. About a half-hour later I walked up to Uta’s to ask LIEMPTY-19 to come home but was told that she was busy phoning her lawyer and would not return. 12. The following morning I took the children to school as us”
“14-00000 6606) CEV. and Sue iect a. cu creir friend thhh) subject’s mite iven to dicara uin La fer co. ct : .«•. by. .. - (IL gob (AALA-4716 i. 3-41) iiii) one. own torsion livi -it rtic.lo 123, .4 49 : / Era epsointment with vuvject. (i Y co /eo 6.) jjjj) (Pumse: to) RY ”
“came and LISMPTY-19 went with then to their home two blocks away. About a half-hour later I walked up to Uta’s to ask LIEMPTY-19 to come home but was told that she was busy phoning her lawyer and would not return. 12. The following morning I took the children to school as i u”
“and ironing. Mercedes also helps by sending a lot of the laundry out, especially that which needs ironing, like shirts. Compared to the Luna's, the Cruz' do very little entertaining, thus lightening Clara's work. J de ZULUETA,10201 22 September 1970: Daisy/ called Saida re ”
“MEXICAN FRIEDS WERE MADE THROUGH URUENA. (SUBJECT STATED SHE MET MANY OTHER NEXICARS, WHOSE NAMES SHE DOES NOT RECALL, IN HER FREQUENT VISITS TO MUSEUMS, THEATERS, ADD OTHER PUBLIC PLACES. SOMETIMES THESE MEXICANS WOULD PICK HER UP AND BRING HER HOXE, 2. ALTHOUGH SHE NEVER TO”
“theParque de la Virgen del Camino and walked the rest of the way. She went to the shrine where she prayed for a few minutes and then sat on a bench from which she could see the whole park. 80. At 1310 hours a 1954 Buick taxi arrived at the park. The driver stayed in the car,”
“o hsk tii niS tir dok boa ksi kSn i 8. **W**WNWHCNEsA(k7KWEnNYPEauN WeBO-hEWorinotiioni-tC-bieiibintninsethe had gotten to know one of the’Mano Blance‘( the oldesto: the trit that had been arrested for the kidnavcing of the bishop), Inez Kufio Padilla,and felt he w”
“rain highway Jr.t to look around. I went down as far as The Lady's Bar. When I . passed the corner of the main highway and the road leading off from it to my house, I saw a blue Chevrolet which looked very much like the car we had. pushed down to the University and some peopl”
“00% - 4- : my mother who came to help three days a week. Upon her return, jLIEMPTY-19 bore an air of resigna tion rather than of enthusihm and, 1 again, as on her previous return from Europe, was physically down ! and mentally unhappy. When asked about her thoughts on Aust”
“meetings to discuss the members. She says that she would like to live in Madrid, in a student residence, and commute to Alcala by car, or TIERS/ mbus every day. Ruiz says that in this way it would be more economical for her and she would have more contact with the other stud”
“"Northamerican" position with regard to Cuba was unfortunatly erroneous and short-sighted. Kout.n' *—- aegooes—******* placed much of the blame on the former Batista regime but lamented • the fact that in the meantime the Cuban people ware suffering from the mistakes of the ”
“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”
“that "IR1G/9 was enroute to one of the Secre- tariats in a rush and and asked her to acceupany him t that he could save tine by talking to her on the way. She was therefore surprised when he drove her to the Vaca begra en Insurgentes and later returned with her to the office ”
“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”
“9 86 CRCD52 Onour • & 64 %4-Le grpere s/jen/eruate 1 5 (Ton Filled In) Ata |2 6 aovaxcE com 1 Onto REPRODUCTION or Verin Corr PROHIBITED. morfet vas wo (4 6 - CLAREPY TO Co r.a No. 1 •n. an. % MKP TO es VIE NO. UIsEm by PER PR RID RETURN ro onaNW Ac Tow unir 9. Z F”
“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”
“because it is very difficult to find people. In addition to their being of trust, what is difficult is their lack of culture. OKT Again they discuss De la Nuez‘ case and his wife. They tell Ruiz not to be too discourage! because it is the first time that anything like this h”
“her. He says that everyone makes mistakes and that if she does to let them know ot once so that they can prevent the consequence, and give her good advice. He has been out of the office for a long time. At about 2:30 pm he comes in with BARREDA and another person. Ruiz says ”
“package which they believed he was holding for her. 0 AMWEE-2 replied that he was no : longer in a position to receive or send packages, because the diplomat with whom he had been cooperating had been declared persona non grata. 61. 61. "Carlos" also told AMFAUNA-14 to conta”
“AGE%. -1- SECRE1 OLEGEDLY ORDERED MURDER OF COL . MEDINA AND JUST ESCAPED WITH HIS 1LIFE (SEE REF A). R ALSO ORDERED BURNING AID GARAGE IN WHICH TORALLA PART ICPATE. B. GUAT WOMAN NAMED JUANA LARIOS MOVES BACK AND FORTH FREELY BETWEEN MEXICO AND GUAT AS COURIER TO YON S”
“husband and book keeper, but only on an informal basis. Of rather weak personality L Exception, see Attachment II; she was upset at the time_7, which is reflected in the way that she handles her five boys--"little beasts," according to Severina ORTIZ, the maid--, Mrs. Ruiz”
“14-00000 266 -2- -1956 but they are all gone nde. However sho offered to make ;inquiries and suggested that he go to the American Embassy to find I a teacher. He answered that both, the American Embassy and his own, would frown on the idea and would not think well of it.”
“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 ”
“RETURNED WITH THE CROSS AND TOLD HER WHERE THE MESSAGE WAS HIDDEN, THEN TOOK HER TO SEE HER HUSBAND AT LA CABANA. MENENDEZ RECOMMENDED TO MARTA MAXIMUM DISCRETION EMPHAS IZING THAT ONLY FIVE (5) PERSONS KNEW OF THE MESSAGE: MARTA, THEY TWO, PINEIRO, AND OF COURSE J WHO WOU”
“woU.D LIKE GET IN iSOME SORT OF BUSINESS GIVING HER FINANCIAL INDEPENDENTS th. SHE IN iREGULAR SAIL CONTACT WITH MOTHER IN CUSA AND FEELS KOT HER WHO VERY !SUCH WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE CUBA COMPLETELY ANTI-REGIME. j3. AFTER SEVERAL MEETINS WITH XOCHITL, ROWTON OBTAINED HER .: ”
“":.this turn of events. - FERNANDEZ is married, but Sourco docs ’. :not know anything about her husband. ..’ 3. FERNANDEZ is fat and ugly; she does not dress well. She is * .a mulatto. She is not known for her intelligence quotient.. I: - She ha’s a somewhat rigid personality”
“)000 A ATTASHrewr#20 wnOA-30/94 Envelope addressed to Sefor Carlos Jurado Edificio Confess 2.6 Pachuca y Veracruz Mexico, DF No return address Sender's initials: M.3. Postmarked 18 Decezoer,1968, Guatemala. Guatemala, December,1968. Dear Carlos: Excuse ne for not ha”
“HCW WAS IT POSSIBLE THAT "JORGE" HAD NOTHING TC DC WITH OROZCO'S TRIP, ASKED MRS. OROZCO. ORIZONDO PROTESTED THAT ‘‘JORGE " WAS ONLY INVOLVED IN TRYING TO GET INFORMATION ABOUT VASQUEZ. 20. MRS. OROZCO REMARKED SOMETHING TO THE EFFECT THAT SHE DID NOT KNOW IF ORIZONDO CONSID”
“% make the same mistake you made last tine you. : brought English: mid fing materials. That’s not the custom in cur ccuntrys.” bring % - sone thing Mexicr - that dogn’t cont more than two or three dollars." 30. Subj also po grtcd that on 22 Sept he had lunch with Fernardh and ”
“HUSBAND'S BEST ADVANTAGE BUT AT THE SAME TIME SHE COULD NOT BRING HERSELF TO FEEL THE SAME CONFIDENCE IN "JORGE" AS SHE FELT IN ORIZONDO. ORIZONDO TOLD MRS. OROZCO THAT "JORGE" WAS NOT CUBAN BUT PUERTO RICAN, AN AMERICAN CITIZEN WHO WORKED FOR THE ‘PENTAGON’’. ORIZONDO SAID ”
“. I was tilling you about. Dorticos: and the maltreatment, how was it? Hernandel: At the time of interrogation, trying to impress her so that she would tell all she had to say, that she knew, and then was when they took her the arms and shook her. Dorticos: listen, Joaquin and”
“)0000 29 Report No.261• 29 Jan 1970 NILDA is typing while RUIZ is out of the office, CURBELO comes in and she tells him a cable arrived granting her permission to travel to Havana, but that she will not be going because RUIZ became annoyed. She adds that RUIZ is very se”
“JEDZEMARD" so that she would have something to report. She stated that the „ ,had not visited Mexico since the trip reported in Eofercnee A when she first met ALDI HARD beczuse she is tied down with the care of cher mother who is still alive. She had sent two or three letters”
“HAVANA. LATTER TOLD LIR ING-4 SHE HAD BEEN OFFERED GOOD JOB BY CUBAN GOVT BUT HAD TURJED IT DOWN BECAUSE SHE DESIRED RETURN VENEZUELA WITH TWO CHILDRENS 3. ACCORDING LIRING-4 FRoM ALONSO THIS REFUSAL OF WIFE CAUSED DSE REASSESS CASE AND IT NOW ISCL IED BEL IEVE ROSSIE SECRET”
“At L-l’s suggestion, she wrote an anonymous letter: denouncing the Felios and Navarro, describing their active ities, types of contraband the addresses where the contra- band was located. Mrs. Revueltos was told by H she would give it to a friend of hers on the Narcotics Boar”
“101 #423 ■ -2- .locate both of you." Mrs. C mentions having a daughter. that her husband was a pilot and that she is a Spaniard, adding she is not too old. R replies that in all honesty he does not remember her. She insists on seeing him to have a chat, and R suggests sh”
“14-00000 . (% AAA -4- . my mother who came to help three days a week. Upon her return, LIEMPTY-19 bore an air of resignation rather than of enthusizam and, again, as on her previous return from Europe, was physically down and mentally unhappy. When asked about her thought”
“armas y "Teams de infiltracion" que Pueron Cuba antes y despues de Bahia de Cochinos. Esta pobre mujer esta sola en el mundo con dos hijos.Ella este recibiendo tratamiento Psiquiatr: co.Ei KIR le pasa 125 dolares mensuales.Ella no puede abandonar su hogar con los dos hi Joe pa-”
“14-00000 2.. E1 77" at Calle Londres 77. Neither had eaten there previously and appeared delighted at the opportunity to enjoy a good dinner* 4. In the course of conversation, Jurado stated that his wife Chichay was born in Cuba and that they had a three—year old daughter”
“school, but the little ones don’t as they, need help. Ruiz pays over 0100 for L.- The person who is with him has two children and pays 4100 for the two.. The children of this new comrade that Is- talking to Ruiz arrive day after tomorrow. He has a little girl 11 years old an”
“for a short time to discuss with i= the desirability of the trip and ar range to provide him with paints and canvasses. L/A agreed that this waulI ease her mind and permit her to make the trip to PBRUMEN with less concert but she wondered whether a trip to Guatemala, provided”
“and questioned separately. At an opnortone moment, when the soldier -pordir me (through the window of the hut) went off to get me some water, I / managed to squeeze the "assort f Tden A and ris tter pppra through 2 crack in the floor hoards where T felt sure that they would ”
“30000 DAY IE WOULD GO ‘1 IMZIGRATION TO ARRANGE FOR HER DEPARTURE, APPROXIMATELY 25 DAYS FROM THE FIRST LETTER, MARTA SENT A SECOND LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR IN WHICH SHE REQUESTED SHE BE ALLOWED TO row WITHOUT ANY EVASION IF HER PROBLEM COULD BE SOLV”
“A NAL YSIS SHOWED HE HAD PLANNED THE A CT IN ADVACE: ITEMS WERE TAT ONE OF HIS CHILDREN LEFT COUNTRY; HIS WIFE HAD REMASKED THAT SHE HAD DONE MUCH FOR REVOLUTION, NC REVOLUTION OWED HER SOMETHING; 4ND SUBJ’S DISTANCE (OR STRANGENESS) WITH RESPECT TO HIS NEPHEW, ORL ADO DE”
“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. ------------------------”