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104-10071-10192 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (3/7/1968)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch36837 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10071-10192 - PAGC Ir OF ! PAGES R~EPORT NO. DATE DISTR. 7 March 1968 COUNTRY Costa Rica ooI 9 February - 4 March 196 mIriCT Letter, Written by \ernando Melo, Indicating That Negotiations nu g arke and Ro.Ando. as errer Were Not Progressing Costa Rica, San Jose (4 March 1968) ACO SOUR~CE C~ C~ j -4 1 D NO, CR S)41O8 1. (Field Commnt: The following, raport should be read in conjunction with 8-314/01096-68 (ERIL4065) and z21aS)4099), which reported that Fernando Mo0 Fontanills, a Cuban exile in Costa Rica, was servirng as an Tntormediary in negotiations between Ladwig Otarke Jimonez, a Costa Rican right-wing entremist, and Rolando Iaserror, a Cuban ealle in the United Statoe who was involved in plotting against the govornment of President Bene Duvalier of Haiti. The negotiations dealt with a plan whereby Starke would pro- vide a staging area for an invasion of Haiti by Haitian and Cuban exiles under gaaferrerto loadorahip. In return Mao- ferror, if succoaoful, would subsequently support a move by Starke against the Costa Rican Government. Celo was reported to be planning a trip to Now York on 21 February 1968 to talk with Basterror and the latter's representative in the negotia- tions, Father Diego Madrigal Alvarez.) 2. When Uolo returned to fan Joe on 2 March after visiting New York City and Miami, Florida, he vas detained and searched by security officials at the airport. Among Mlo's possessions the cocurity officials found a lettor, signed by Holo, addressed to Father Diego Madrigal, Bow York. The letter was dated 9 February 1968. .It vas typewritten on letterhead stationery of Rogelio R. Pinto Impreco. Cma t: Meo sella printing equipment and than may v siages connection with the Pinto fira; however, RogelA Ftinto has boen reported in the j to have been involved in plotting against the Costa Rican Government.) 8-L.C-R-Z-T NO FOREIGN DISSEIa DISTRtBUTION A. i . - I + N-7 1A~' ~'AV ~-,

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