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104-10177-10072 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (4/13/1955)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch42506 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-101 710072 &M4a V t . L.lr 11.4.1QO rt V¶icb 0 Sapt a-Ta.1 ia ~ COUMorf ubI ~o0T No. CS -60900 SW&*CT Cuban Aspirations in United NAti cna DATE 015T9. 13 April 1955 NO. OF PAGES1 DA re Of I W9. Li March 1955~ RE0firtM NO. RD MlACE ACWIREW PF;v P ~Jufla City (8 Mlarch 1955) EKNS 0~ M 'FMe SOURCI rvAtAIONS IN TMS *tPO4 ARt 0IINIVE. 0 ME APPRAISAL Of CONTMY 'M ftNFAtIV. * ZI (FR Re see enes . 0CL L Person with excellent contacts in Panamanian Government (B) . Appraisal of Cbntent: 2. 1. On 4 March 1955 Emilio NUNEZ Portuondo, Cuban Ambassador to the United Nations, wrote to Octavio FABREGA, Panamanian Minister of Foreign Relations, regarding Cuban aspirations for a seat on the Security Council in the U. N. General Assembly which is scheduled to meet in November 1955. NUNEZ wrote that after seven months in the Ministry of Labor President Falgencio BATISTA had offered him his choice of any Ministry, the post at -he Embassy in Washington, or continuation as Cuban Ambassador to the U. N., which post he had accepted. 2. NUNEZ recalled that in the U. N. General Assembly of last year Cuba had aspired to a seat on the Security Council and had had the promise of Panamanian support in this matter; however, Cuba had withdrawn when Peru claimed precedence in its right to a seat on the Security Council. he also indicated that at' pesent Cuba is soliciting support, through its diplomatic representatives, for a seat on the Security Council which will meet in November 1955, and, because at present there is no other Latin American member of the U. N. with similar aspirations, ha does not anticipate any conflict of interest. NUNEZ stated that the Cuban request for support had been replied to affirmatively by Chila, Argentina, Hon- duras, Haiti, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, and Peru. 3. NUNEZ then asked FABREGA to reply favorably as quickly as possible to the Cuban reqdest for support in this matter. NUMEZ added that if he becomes a 'member of the Security Council FABREGA may consider that he will represent Panama as well as Cuba. He reminded FABREGA that, because of recommendations which NUNEZ made, Cuba voted in the General Assembly for Ricardo ALFARO, Panamanian jurist, for a position on the International Court of Justice as well as a position on the In- ternational Lao Commission, when this was requested by the Panamanian Government. oa--LcI. 122.213 125-93 4/55CL Om7lWN -dw . -1 . ~ 'r F. .-_4 __ AL TMl~ 4 projwtr CB' INK)RmATION QRl (/P 1 SOLRC

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