DIFFERENCES BETWEEN INTERNAL AND EXILE GROUPS OF THE 30 NOVEMBER REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: FOIA Collection
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 0005530634
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• Document Creation Date: June 24, 2015
• Document Release Date: May 18, 2011
• Case Number: F-2010-01161
• Publication Date: July 24, 1962

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C-O-N-F-I-1E-N-T-I-A-L
JECT Di.[Cerences between Internal and DATE DISTR.
Exile Groups of the 30 November
Revolutionary Movement NO. PAGES
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ALL FBI INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 10-21-2009 BY 60322 UCLP/PLJ/JN
DATE ACQ. FIELD REPORT NO.
TH,? c ~w evAnln ran NFnou en nu cnucrc roenw rc eoF nFFiN fTfVF AGPRAISAL OP CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.
1. In late May 1962 the delegation in exile of the 30 November Revolutionary
Movement answered a letter of 17 April from- the national directorate of *130
movement in Cuba and discussed differences between the exile and internald'~
organization.'
2. The exile organization wrote that it had been annoyed by the-lano age used
by the internal group in speaking of those in exile; they denied that
they had discussed the question of "positions"; they justified, their
expenditures for advertisements and assured the internal group that
money collected had gone for charity for prisoners in Cuba,
3. The exiles urgently requested information about'thb Unidad2 which the
internal group had joined. They were interested in knowing on what
basis it was founded, the participating organizations, specific and
general plans of the 30 November Movement with respect to those in
exile, instructions as to how to proceed with the organizations in
exile which had also signed the Unidad agreement in Cuba, the focus and
tactics of the fight of the Unidad, and other information about the groups.
4,. The exile group commented on the internal organization's suggestion that
the 30 November withdraw from the Cuban Revolutionary Council (CRC).
The exiles said that they were greatly surprised by the internal groupji's
withdrawal from the CRC. The alignment of forces in exile they`i~rn
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aspects of the-fight but that it was the only available means to
channel supplies and propaganda to Cuba. The unification of the 30
November Movement with the batistiano forces opposed to the CRC was - not possible. Unification of the 30 November Movement with other 4
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111./VII cog ac s were being made carefully as the exiles said they were aware
that = wished to absorb the Movement.
EE~~ { 9 ad Ut7 grAF _% to a unified executive committee of the 30 November Movement
the exiles info ernal group that they would not associate
themselves with hesor with any organization with which
was associated. The following names were submitted_by..the exile
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Comments-
1, Portions of the letter to the National Directorate in Cuba are not
clear in that the greater part of the letter comments on previous
correspondence which is not available. Only excdrpts'from the
letter cited are included.
2. The Unidad.probably refers to the Unidad Reyolucionaria, a unity
organization which several.groups in Cuba, including the 30 November,
 1. Portions of the letter to the National Directorate in Cuba are not
clear in that the greater part of the letter comments on previous
correspondence which is not available. Only eccerpts`from the
letter cited are included.
2. The Unidad probably refers to the Unidad Reyolucionaria, a un~ty
organization which several groups 1n Cuba, including the 30 November.
were reported to hare joined on 14 April 1962.