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Crc Admin/Budget/Finance, August 68.

Central Intelligence Agency · 2025-04-04 · 441 pages · text by OCR, confidence 98%

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Approved for Release: 2025/03/29 C00558475 MICROFILMED FEB 20 1968 DOC MICRO. SER. R. Montero 47-01 DROK Union City, N.J. 07087 January 25th, 1966 TO: [illegible] In the name of the Mothers, wives and sons Pig's Bay Nine Prisoners, I beg you to make your biggest effort to get in touch with the Commission or Department in charge, to confectionate the list of names in the possible trading between Presidente Barrientos of Bolivia and Fidel Castro of Cuba in order they include the names of the 9 Prisoners Pig's Bay Invasion left in Cuba on the 1962 Trading because at that opportunity Castro did not want to trade them. As you know on this trading are involved prisoners belonging to the CIA Department and others that the Pentagon can include in the Trading's List. I know always the CIA Department, the Pentagon and the Government of the United States of America have their names in mind, of course they want to bring these nine Prisoners to freedom, in this opportunity there is a very good chance, because Castro agreed with President Barrientos to change all Communist Prisoners and the Body of Ernesto (Che) Guevara for the Prisoners he has in Cuba that will be stated on the Trading's List. We are sure you will do your best in order to include the nine Pig's Bay Prisoners left on Cuba on the 1962 in the Trading's List. Please let me know something about it. Also we are enclosed copy of the letter we are sending to Senator Robert F. Kennedy asking the same thing. Thank you very much in advance for your attention in this matter, I remain, Very truly yours, R. Montero [Signature: R. Montero] (Vagally) cc: Senator Robert F. Kennedy File CS COPY s/c aa1 ufaa-24491 201-293321 Approved for Release: 2025/03/29 C00558475

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