OAS EDICT DENOUNCED BY CASTRO PREMIER ISSUES REVOLUTION CALL FOR LATIN AMERICA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP88-01315R000400130069-2
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 29, 2004
• Sequence Number: 69
• Publication Date: July 27, 1964
• Content Type: NSPR

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? "The people of Cuba re= return it hard."
jest as impudent and unjust Along with his attack on'
OAS ~?~ the sanctions imposed." 'Sen. Goldwater, the ? Cuban
? "If the pirate attacks made leader praised French Presi
from the United States and:'dent de Gaulle for his recent,
enounce countries of the Caribbean do`!cri Our of the United States,,
not cease, as well as training; "Our congratulations to'
Dd
of mercenaries for' sabotage Gen. de Gaulle for his valiant
;against the Cuban revolution, declaration of independence'.,
las well as the sending of agakist the. United States," he,,
Bl%?, Castro agents, arms and explosives tot said. -
Cuba, the people of Cuba con- Castro' called the OAS a?
sider themselves with-,equal "ministry of colonies" in Latin;
Premier ISSUeS right to help the revolu-1 America for the United States.
Revolution Call tionaiy movements of othec'11c said the 15 to`4 vote yes-1
countries." Iterday condemning Cuba fort
For Latin America Castro asked his listeners if shipping arms to Venezuelan'
'~cyn?Y
they approved the declaration.i1rro"Castro rebels was
From News Dispatches The reply was a deaf ening,ical and- shameless" action.
MIAMI, Fla., July- 261"yes." But in his speech, which
The Premier said "it wilhwas monitored here, Castro
Fidel Castro tonight dE 11iot be possible to avert a se-;exempted 1MIexico,,Chile, Uru-,
fiantly "rejected" sanctions) rious incident" if Marines atguay and Bolivia f r o ni his
imposed against his regime) Guantanamo "kill analher' ofcriticism and praised their:
our soldiers." "courage" for opposing the
by g OAS attack on his regime.
b the Or anlzation of'! Ile referred to. an accusa-,
;American States for send-i lion by the Castro regime that: The Cuban leader reiterated,
ing; arms to subvert Vene- Marines killed a Cuban sentry,charges made months agoo
zuela. two weeks ago. The U.S. Gov-'that the arms found in Venc
ernment said Americans did'zuela-which led to the. OAS:
The Premier told cheering? ,,,?t kill the sen.try.. condemnation-comprised "ba
throngs in Santiago celebrat-1 It will be necessary to "re.1Lookas and mortars of Ameri.
ing the 11th anniversary ofj ply shot -for shot," Castro. said. can manufactur.e."
his unsuccessful attack on' lie 'added, "We would like: He quoted what he called
to improve our relations with' reliable sources for this 'asp:
Batista troops, that Cuba has! the United States, with every sertion.
as much right to help revolu-':body, and are ready to makeil Castro's words were aimdd
tionary movements in other; such efforts. But they pursue: at constituting a denial of the;
countries as the United States' a stupid policy. charge that Cuban arms were'
"We must be prepared, if. sent into Venezuela but he,
does to aid insurgents against necessary; to be 20 years with- did not specifically spell L. I
him. He announced "a Cuban out the United States. We such a denial.
,call for Latin American 'revo-Ince'd nathing from them. They "We do not have to give.
lution" to counter the OAS'have done all the ,;,sage to an accounting to anyone, he-
lus they can do." said.
action, Following through on of "Nobody and nothing can'
Castro issued a "Declara-; speech last Monday by his; destroy it," he said..
',ion of Santiago de Cuba"_ a brother,,Maj, Raul Castro, the, Bragging, that the people
a reply to inc ?-Declaration of premier attacked Sen. Barry"of Cuba are solidly behind
the Americas" by the OAS. Goldwater of Arizona, the' him," Castro mocked those
The Santiago document de- Republican presidental candi- who thought his control of
ate. 'the island would "only be a-
clared: d P o u rid i n p,, the . rostrom,!, question of days."
? The OAS has no right to Castro attacked the "drunks "Then they. thought it would.'
judge Cuba. who, he said, are shooting at; only be a few months and now
? The U.S. Central Intelli-' his troops from Guantanamo they are figuring only a -few
Bence Agency "has sent toI and declared: years," he said. "But it looks
bey a matter of a
Cuba hundreds of agents spa' doing don't think -we ,e for would b 'few centuries will
cially trained for sabotage.'by allowing them (the Ma-,; As the -crowd chanted its
? "From the Guantanamolrines) to kill our men- like' support, -Castro began- anbase, Cuban territory, occu-:butchers because that is the :attack on Cuban exiles-which'
pied by U.S. Marines, there'c the called "worms"-and said
have been thousands of prov-i, coommmmuni sm like butchers. butctchheers. Ans Aiid ,a,
e the ones who are
;d they "
ovations against our peope so if they hit us we are go-,afraid - they and the CIA
even a soldier killed," ling to return ,lie. blow and`;agents, the exploiters and the
-'enemies. of the revolution.",
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