Approved for Release: 2025/03/29 C00558475
TRANSLATION
January 5, 1967
Distinguished Sirs:
I was surprised when I read your letter notifying me of the permanent suspension of the pension I received as a result of the wish of Roberto Perez, my fiancé before his death.
I am very surprised because I had not been advised prior to the end of the month. I have incurred the normal expenses such as rent, light, telephone, gas, etc., and now find myself in a very difficult situation since this means that I am going to lose my credit.
When you suspend the checks or pensions of Brigade members or their families you always notify them of the suspension with their last payment so that they could make the necessary arrangements for the future.
I now am without money to cover my expenses. The month of January is a hard time to find employment here, not to mention that my parents who are old, my daughter, and my sister recently arrived from Cuba and do not receive economic aide from the Refugee Center.
Awaiting your response. I think that you should reconsider my situation at this time with the understanding and generosity of the "great nation" which the Cubans will never forget.
Attentively,
/s/ Miguelina Teurbe
555 NW 59th Ave.
Miami, Fla.
Approved for Release: 2025/03/29 C00558475