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RLI'O2T NO. CSI-316/00009-64
Vwz::r Earle P.PZ Frinran
(;aoudonym GUALTERIO)
DATE DISTR. 7 July
NO. PAGES 5
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TNI IS UN2VALUATC. IN HATLON. SOUCI ORAoINoS Ai oiINITIVL APPAsAL Of CONUTET IS TETATV.
'ou ,A 'former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban
Intelligence Service until April 1964.
Headquarters Co==ent. The following report is one of
a certou contaIing personality information provided by
the-carce and includes supplemental information from the
records of this Agency.
1. Earle PEREZ Friman, pseudonym GUALTERIO, was, until
recently, the chief of the Direccion General de Inteligencia
(DGI - General Directorate of Intelligence) in Uruguay. On
his return to Cuba, PEREZ was suspected byCuban intelligence
o' having been recruited by the United States or the
Uruguayans and while the investigation was being conducted
CZIEZ recided at the Hotel Presider.te in Habana. Doubts
concerning him were caused In part by the fact that he
appetrod to'be living beydod his salary both in Uruguay and
in -his previous post (unknown). This led to a discreet
inve stigation on the part of the Cuban intelligence community
and ftor the files had been reviewed and a partial
investigation conducted, the Cuban intelligence service
decicd to interview PEREZ. -It was discovered, however, that
he had already left the hotel ad had received asylum in the
Uruguayan -Ebassy; this was about 11 April 1964. As a result
of the discovery of PEREZ' asylum, all communications from the
headquarters of the Cuban intelligence service to field
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