“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”
“associate of Manuel PINEIRO Losada, Chief of the DGI. PEREIRA is the DGI replacement for Jesus JIMENEZ Escobar, former CMUN Counsellor; however, JIMENEZ* diplomatic replacement is Pedro Amado MORALES Carballo, Source does not personally like PEREIRA. Just before PEREIRA was a”
“30000 itemization ROCeSst: ACHON X‘ 71 :i - /: SECRET : C. UA8EE0 f(r nipt xk^ . 379 ma L Chief, WiLCuba 7 XX no mongva ri quirrn on r cosuriz BLE CAN JUSGE not as —Chief, DO Divisior_Chief ofslaticn, JMCOURA Chief of Base, New York /??. unicroritu xsuccimP OrYPIc/D”
“arriving in Madrid must consult with him before arranging visits to Spanish officials or factories, and only he, , Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemes, Aristides DIAZ Rovirosa, and Roberto FRANCO Oliva, are authorized to issue visas for people travelling to Cuba. He seems to have g”
“WITH INTEL. AFTER SERVING AS CONSUL IN SEXI 4 LEFT FORNOF AND NOW EMPLOYED JUNTA CENTRAL DE PLANIFICACIONES (JUCEPLAN) 13. ROBERTO ROMERO ADAMS HALF BLIND MUSICIAN ACTED AS OOZE 747) THORMANT ON ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES. -114. ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ AKA EL ROJO, SON OF CP MEMBER,”
“14-00000 /4 TP %. INFCRITION OmarrnCH SCERCH/GT" OX 10 OCMRER 6S : *----- — ------ : v—/ e. i CUBAN UNITED NATTONS MISSION ( PERSONNEL > • ! >0,-7412/ 1. Jesus JIMENEZ Escel w. Counsellor. JINENEZ was promote d to Counsellor in July 1968 because, according to Source’s ”
“stated that .GELABERT is with the DSC. He replaced Ramon MARTINEZ Suarez as the "Portero" of the CMUN.- 12. Rafael AGUILERA Batista, Attache. Source confirmed that AGUILERA replaced Roberto GUERRA Gonzalez as .a code clerk. 1%-./-¥36157 13. Rolando PEREZ Alfonso, Attache. Sour”
“INFORMATION ORTATNCDFROM SOURCE ":EGIN" ON19 0CTOBER 68 CUBAN PERSONALTSTES OF.LOCAL INTEREST. PIT NOT NOWIN SEW YORK/ 000.. 1. Nicolas*CODRTCUE%Ast______________________________ ain. Former CUN Counsellor. Source .stated that RODRIGUEZ is now the head -of the Czech (and po”
“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”
“claimed that morale is high within the ' - CMUN regarding Cuba’s current status in the world. In response' to a question as to whether VIERA and JIMENEZ resented the arrival of PRENDES and BOZA, and the consequent "demotion" of the first two within the DGI hierarchy here. Sou”
“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”
“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”
“14-00000 ( / 30 April 1970 NAME: Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296) (NOTE: A comprehensive, study/ana1ysis on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970, seeOSNT-11726.) ALIAS: Also uses Guillermo RUIZ Perez DPOB: 10 February 1930, Havana PRESENT POSITION: Minister,”
“Chief of the DGI contingent in the CMUN, behind PRENDES. POZA •specializes in "Black Power" matters. Source said that BOZA is now occupying the apartment formerly lived in by Carlos MORALES Quevedo, First Secretary, and his family. The wife of BGZA, Adamina VASQUEZ Caparo, cu”
“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”
“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_”
“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”
“14-00000 SECRET. NO FOREIGN DISSEM FURMANUEL -2- RID/MIS Hr 13 12 V7TM ‘65 WAR 2Z 355# 2661 A fairly reliable' source in a document dated 4 March 1964 3. said that Rogelio RODRIGUEZ, at the 18 January 1964 Cuban' -Embassy staff meeting, was given the assignment as Polit”
“citizens who wish to travel to Cuba; he handled the volunteers of the / ‘ Vencoremos Brigada whic went to Cuba to assist in the sugar cane .harvest. According to comments made by Ramon OROZA Navoran, : 1 Chief of U.S. operations, DGI Headquarters, VIERA and Pedro -Luis PINER”
“14-00000 SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM i PURWARUL - 2 - RID/MIS261 . !en 12 re trite 1 iL ill b) Man ZZ 3sSPH‘ 3. A fairly reliable' source in a document dated 4 March 1964 said that Rogelio RODRIGUEZ, at the 18 January 1964 Cuban Embassy staff meeting, W’s given the assi”
“requirements, and to find himself suitable quarters. School will be finished mid-Docember and he can return to Miami, pick up his family, and get moved and settled in during January. Bo will them be ready to go to school and to work 08 a regular basis starting in February. IX”
“30 April 1970 NAME: Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296) (NOTE: A comprehensive study/analysis on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970, see OSMW-11726.) ALIAS: Also uses Guillermo RUIZ Perez DPOB : 10 February 1930, Havana PRESENT POSITION: Minister, Charge d’Affaires, Cu”
“14-00000 Orestes Gui Hereto RUIZ Perez He can turn on considerable charm, where motivated. In' contrast to his pleasant public image and acceptable' language, .private conversation is vulgar, swears continually and flics into rages. Likes good living and spends money ”
“14-00000 SICERPT DBA-11277 28 May 1962 FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - CUBA I. PgtSONNEL ASSIGNED TO CUBAN,EMBASSY, MEXICO CITY EXCELSIOR / Mexico City daily newspaper_7, May 6, 1962, page 7D. : contained a brief article entitled, "Airport," which stated in part , that R”
“statistics course outlined by ECLA. The course, which lasted two years, included such subjects as mathematics, "finances, democracy...and Marxism-Leninism. One of his schoolmates at the time was Marta ARCOL, now director of the Art Museum of Havana. In 1963 he was sent to”
“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”
“: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”
“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”
“the Dasinican Republic trying to create an overthrow of Trujillo’s regime. For thin Trujillo reportedly wanted him dead, but Ruis escaped and returned to Cuba. t Custro appointed Rate Minister of ForeLaa Relations nocetiise during 1959. Bus filled this post until 1963 or 1964”
“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”
“has stressed that they are leaving Madrid permanently in July 1970.1 POLITICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS: Although outwardly a "revolutionary", Guillermo RUIZ is a man of moderate political views struggling ■ to justify the actions of his government in face of the political and”
“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/”
“00000 dush s EC R ET -2- FE-8119, 5 Doc. 1967 SUBJECT: Francisco CALZADILLA’s replacement in Spain (cont.) prosentative in Spain a specialist in international commerce. As such, ho can not only fertilize the' ground for the above purpose but also, tako a principal part ”
“14-00000 da -6- fainting spells and overweight. These conditions arc being treated by Dr. HERNANDEZ (fnu) and Dr. MATA (fnu). 24. Nilda is a pleasant woman who has not been known to. quarrel with her husband or express political or religious opinions, although once she r”
“:0 DISPATCH SECR FT VeRe[0 tom aping Chief of Station, Madrid X t^IIK etQuinga om • QoaLram 05 Chiof Of Station, JMWAVE - CAN JUOC inDLareg Chief, Western Hemisphere Division VIA:C/EUR wickorR MUTPIC MllGUILE/Operational • ”Ambassador Guillora RUIZ Perez (201-735296) AC”
“Fourth St., Miami, Fla., where Source, who is a friend of hers, is residing. Source: Debriofing of Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Perez, 24 Feb 70, I-122. M. GOMEZ Lemus, Antonio: Head of the Department of Associations of the Havana Pro . visional Revolutionary Government. Inte”
“SECRET - 10 - 1 described PROENZA as a cold-blooded emotionless woman who la nicknamed "the mummy". o. Silvino SORHEGUY Matos is listed as the Cuban Minister to Saudi Arabia with residence in Cairo. Subject knows SORREGUY to have been once a Cuban foreign ser vice repre”
“1 4-00000 • INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SOURCE "ELGIN" OX 19 OCTOBER GS - CUBAN PERSONAL ITIES. 23rd_UNGENERAL ASSEMBLY DELEGATION 9x1 1. Jose F NRNANDEZ COSSTO Rodrimuog. Director of. International' Organi zations, Cuban Foreign Ministry. Now gets along well: with Foreign ”
“ssed MIPALAL as AZCUZ Ani MIPABAL corrects hia. COMENT: KIRAPAL replaced Eusebio ANCUZ Lopez, former Cuban Consul). MEXI”
“■ ■ S ECRET • tow 0365i 8. Rogelio PODRIGUEZ Lopes,First ________________ __ Secretary-desimnate. Source does. not know RODRIGUEZ or anything about him. RODRICONZ wasi schedaled_to_coe to_Yrk_s months ago; it would seem that he is not coning at this point. RODRIGUEZ amply ”
“RODRIGUEZ I should they have the opportunity to meet c. Orlando BLANCO, born about 1922, is married to na woman of Puerto Rican birth which makes her an American citizen. BLANCO, according to the latest information avail- -_able to KUBARK, is stationed with the Cuban Embassy ”
“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”
“(Sourco: 1 Mundo and Granma, 9 Fob. 1966.) Member of the Cuban Delegation at the second session of the Bulgarian- Cuban Intergovernmental Commission for Economic and Scientific-Tech- nical Collaboration, held on 17 Fob. 1966 in Havana. (Sourco : E1 Mundo, 18 Feb. 1966.) EE-”
“14-00000 ; OUTGOING MESSAGE * SIGNAL canten use ONLY % Me Past MI CO. ME” T0S TPS. 300 or mere onr 0 a 00 .0 a 4 CiASsowaton SECRET wresset manmne moicaron carn-nae amove 'are 3basnane MnMMMwumese 0 3 most DISSEM BY: CONF: INFOt FILt 05 wo moss 1 * 937064 4 0 m”
“Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez He can turn on considerable charm, where motivated. In contrast to his pleasant public image and acceptable language, private conversation is vulgar, swears continually and flies into rages. Likes good living and spends money where it shows”
“14-00000 SECRET cot IIA SE00 K 0e ri e les — MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE: FROM: , 7 7 SUBJECT: 1. On 11 May 1962 BENADUM (P) reported that LITEMPO/1 had said that Rogelio RODRIGUEZ left Mexico (PCS) on 4 May 1962. 2. Manuel E. VEGA Perez replaced Rogelio RODRIGU”
“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”
“arrive in late August but presence has not been confirmed; A B. Rogelle RODRIGUEZ 1.opez(201-332665), First Secretary- designate, DGI officer, visa requested in April 1968 with no further information ayailable_.as.to. whc.ther_.he .will come (presumably he will not); 1 C. C”
“0000 .INFORMATION ORTAINED FROMISOURGE ON G OCTOBER 1960. CUBAN UN MISSION PERSONALITIES] ZR 201-850951 Amado Mon PedroMORALES 1.. that ____ __-___ Carballo, ____ ___ Counsellor. ___stated Source _ has no intelligence/socurity afliliation..: ,He is close to Fidel CAS”
“14-00000 airy SECRET - 18 - and sends him mail through the Cuban .diplomatic eg. pouch. CANTO is involved with the diplomatic representation of Equatorial Guinea. * Armando FERNANDEZ.- "A good friend," says RUIZ. But he has doubts about FERNANDEZ’S V source of income ”