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104-10171-10047 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (08/31/1962)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch74463 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10171-10047 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 C'e Balk 'rr® - e - - c s BaCkgroun U.sCI Do Nfop. lie Oenly QS D Actin; Chief E.n, ari u c.t uMAumes au- Chief, Task Force '.1 uM atit' XMI- From Chief of Station, lladrid'-. ,c A n - ACf IUMW [IDCCE RtLM ACTiONs FYI - The following information was provided by Franoisco Luis Rodrigues Gonzales (CC-1169), a .Cuban refugee.who arrived in Spain in early August 1962 and had been active in the Revolutionary.Studnt Direotorate, an anti-Government resistance group, while in Cuba. a. Source has been opposed to the Castro regime ever since :the .defection of Diaz Lans in May 1959, and was involved in sabotage activity wit _the_ Revolutionary Student Directorate. His immediate supervisor wa 7known as Charles in olandestine ciroles. Alberto'zuLre to ead of this group, arrived clandestinely in Cuba in October or November 1960 and began to organize the various groups ofMl rectorate to bring about an insurrection in the Sie A.!inostra area, in Oriente Province. These groups were mainly from the provinc-c of Las Villas and Havana, and received orders to unite with WAuller who was already in the Sierra Laestra. The men went there in small groups, and had the seminary in the Santuario del Cobre as their destination. Once in that spot, they received final instructions and .military equipment. Souroe's group, which consisted of two carloads, entered the Sierra aestra through Bayamo. Source was riding in - the. first oar. When they arrived on the outskirts of Bayamo, source's car was stopped by the militia, but the car was allowed to pass without any check. A few minutes later they realized that they were being followed and tried to eccape. An alarm and shots went up, and they were finally captured and taken prisoner. The second oar, which was following close behind them and was warned by the shots, was able to escape. b. The prisoners were taken first to G-2 Headquarters in Santiago de Cuba and later to the Boniato Prison, where they were interrogated by the G-2. There were two American prisoners there, and althou;h source did not know their names, he said that they were from the Cuantanamo- Nval Base. o. Luller was taken prisoner a few days lator (shortly after the ill-fated invasion of Flaya Giron). No arms were taken from him when he was arrested. Had this insurrection been successful, about 1,000 men would have risen up. WAE TYPED DATE D~iTLT.E AR OOr. 31 August '62 31 August '62 OS-14,272 IS C (~ N*1lU.iR /R UIE

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