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" " " . 30 United Nations 31 Alphabetic Index .............. , " . 32 Latest Informabon ALBANIA Embassy - Tirana-Durres Highway, Tirana Charge dlAffaires: Vacant Counselor & Code Clerk: Gilberto CONILL Iglesias May 6cl ALGElUA Embassy - 14 Rue Claude Bernard, Le Golfe, Algiers Ambassador: Rafael FERNANDEZ Moya May 68 Counselor: Jose Antonio ARBEZU .Fraga May 68 Second Secretary: Jorge LORES Reyes May 68 Attache: Norberto AGRAMONTE May 68 Attache & Code Clerk: Sergio CORDOBES Martinez May 6ti Prensa Latina Representative: Julio HERNANDEZ May 68 Prensa Latina Representative: Hugo R UIS Blein Mar 68 Prensa Latina Representative: Francisco Arturo URIZARRI Tamayo May 68 - 1 .~ L;Hest lnforma ti,'\t!. AUSTRIA Embassy - IV, Wiedner Hauptstrasse 57, Vienna Ambassador: Vacant Charge d'Affaires a.i. & Permanent Representative to IAEA: Luis Orlando RODRIGUEZ Rodrtguez M.,y bH Secretary: Fernando PRA TS M<ty 68 Secretary: Armando GALANA June btl Secretary / Typist: Elizabeth LANG (Austrian) Feb 68 Embas sy Employee: Ulrike PETROWITSCH (Austrian) J ;,n bH Embassy Employee: Alfonso Esteve MENDIOLA (Spanish) Jan 6 I) Embassy Employee: Maria Nicolova KACARoVA (Bulgarian) Jan 68 BELGIUM Embassy - Rue Robert Jones 77, Brussels 18 Ambas sador: Vacant Charge d'Affaires, First Secretary: Carlos BETANCOURT de la Torre May OM Secretary (Part Time): Yvonne Julia Van BADWELL (Local) May 6k Chauffeur: Manuel GONZALEZ Rodrfguez (~~~:;;:;:~~';:11'""~~ \.~ C"nn~uJ.atf::: ~fl,~(l.t'ftlf l\nt\Vf~~1-) C ie.sed Latest Information BULGARIA Embassy - No. 21, Marin Drinov Street, Sofia Commercial Office - Aprilov No.3, Sofia Ambassador: Felipe TORRES Trujillo April 6H First Secretary: Carlos ALZ UGARA Y Treto May 68 Second Secretary: Tomas CASANOVA Napoles Feb 6H Attache (Scholarship Office): Olegario VIERA Izquierdo May 611 Attache: Roberto MIJENES Navarco May 68 Commercial Counselor: Gregorio Daniel PERDOMO Garda April 6H Commercial Attache: Eugenio DIAZ Rubio Aug 67 Position Unknown: Jorge FERNANDEZ Meneses Aug 67 Position Unknown: Armando PERDOMO Manso Mar 68 Position Unknown: Velchova ZA VERA Aug 67 Prensa Latina Representative: Fernando FERNANDEZ Revuelta April 61) Permanent Representative of eTC to IUS Humberto GRILLO Sepulveda Sept. 67 CAMBODIA Embas sy - l24 Moha Vithei P reah Bat Norodon, Phnom Penh Ambas sador: Raul VALDES VivO' Feb 6i) First Secretary: Angel BARZAGA Navas June 67 Attache: Francisco MIRET Mar 6H Assistant: Gabriel TIEL Capote Jur.e 67 A-;::,ist;tnt: t\ d)f'n 50TO Sow Uv1adrid tviDY (,;J, - 1'/1,1;> b.­ ~:)\» ~OTE: Cuban diplomats assigned to Cambodia are also as signed to :U'L:=; \ Latest Information CANADA Embas sy - 330 Chapel Street, Ottawa, Ontario Ambassador: Vacant Secretary / Accountant & Charge, a. i. : Antonio BRETON Gonz~lez M:1Y 68 Attache: Pedro RODRIGUEZ Alfonso May 61-: Commercial Counselor: Ricat'do Belen CABRISAS Ruj.z Md.Y bH Consulate - 125 5 University Street Montreal Consul: Walfredo GARCIGA Oramas May 6H Vice Consul: Manuel YOUNG Lezcano May 68 Commercial Office: 3737 Metropolitan Blvd. E. Suite 1200, Ville St. Michel, Montreal Trade Commis sioner: Pedro SEIJO Alvarez May 68 Attache & Code Clerk: Ruben M. CAPOTE D(az May 68 Commercial Representative: Angel HERNANDEZ Gonzalez May 68 Commercial Representative: Camilo DAJER Suarez May 68 Commercial Representative: Orlando R. RODRIGUEZ Ramos May 68 Commercial Representative: Jose CANEIRO Zarabozo MrtY 6H Cuban Freight Agency Rep: Jose R. EMBADE Martlnez (scheduled) MAMBISAS R2presentative: A rturo CHAUMONT Portocarrero May 6:~ Auditor: Inez M. HERNANDEZ Moya (Mrs. Angel HERNANDEZ) Mcty 6S Assistant Accountant: Guillermo OR TEGA Broton May 68 Secretary: Ana Luisa SANTIESTEBAN Pujol (Mrs. SEIJO) May 68 Teletype Operator: Evelio LASTRA Ramos May 68 Consulate .. 7'7 Y'·Irk Street, Apt. 40< J ··n l.U C un!o ul: liumberto CASTANEDA H"tt"dJ 1 - Latest Informahon CEYLON Embas sy - 41, Buller's Lane, Colombo 7 Temporarily closed - Mar 68 CHINA Embas sy - Chien Hua Lu (Stret), Peking Commercial Office - Wai Chiao Talou, E- 54, Chien Kou Men Wai, Peking Ambassador: Vacant Charge d'Affaires: Mauro GARCIA Triana April 68 Secretary: Viriato MORA D{az Apri16H Commercial Counselor: Jose Luis MESTRES Roca May 68 Commercial Representative: Ramon MENENDEZ Ruiz Sept 66 Position Unknown: Eduardo BARBADO Nov 67 CONGO (Brazzaville) Embas sy - Brazzaville Ambassador: Manuel M. AGRAMON TE Sanchez Feb 68 Third Secretary & Code Clerk: Juan SANCHEZ Meluza Dec 66 . Secretary:' Jose Antonio GARCIA Lara Sept 6~ / Attache: Luis FUNDORA Amoros June b6 Attache: Jorge ENRIQUE Ross Nov 67 Attache: Narciso AR TEAGA Nov 67 Attache: Antonio GONZALEZ Hernandez Jan 66 Attache: Guillermo FERNANDEZ Reyes Jan. 66 Attache: Ernesto COS Kindelan Jan 66 L\ tt:l ( he: l' crn:tnd'J CI\ LIND,,) C';, 1.(-11.<1!1(':: I; i ~ 1\1 i 1i ta rvA t t;~j c he: Jose' :\1./\RTI Ballester \._} ~ , f· h Latest Informahon CYPRUS Legation - 50, Chrysanthemon Str, , Psychico, Athens Charge d'Affaires: Vacant CZECHOSLOVAKIA Embassy - Stare zameche schody 5, Hradcany, Prague 1 Commercial Office: Praha 2 - Vinehrady, Jugoslavia 29 Ambassador: Ernesto MELENDEZ Biachs April 68 Counselor: Rodolfo SARRACINO Magrinat April 68 Cultural Counselor: Joaquin MIRABAL Dlaz April 61:5 Fi rst Sec retary: Guillermo LOPEZ Riutort Jan 68 First Secretary: A ntonio PEREZ Caneiro May 68 Second Sectetary: Luis Manuel MAR TINEZ -CASADO Torralbas Jan 68 Third Secretary: Hector DURAN Villavicencio Jan 68 Third Secretary: Isidoro BARRIERAS Aguilar MdY 68 Secreta.ry: Eloy TRIMINO'" Jan 68 Secretary: Nilo PORTELA April 6H Attache: Dagoberto RODRIGUEZ Nov 67 Attache: Florentino ALFONSO Jimenez Jan 6.h Attache: Maximo LOZANO Soto Jan 68 Position Unknown: Lorenzo Antonio CASTRO Vidal Feb 68 CUBANA Representative: Orfelina MENENDEZ Apn163 Pr'ensa Latina Representative: Orlando CASTELLANOS Molina Sept 67 Prensa Latina Representative: FNU GARCIA April 68 Prensa Latina Representative: FNU POLO April 68 '-­ Sc-holal"ship Office: F ~'::..:\ (" , ~:i (' c· FLO r: C·; s( r,olarHh"tp ()JftC~I' Luis Dr.....' 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