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Cuban Chronology 1982
Central Intelligence Agency · 1983-06-01 · 189 pages · text from the file's own layer
This Central Intelligence Agency Directorate of Intelligence reference aid, ALA 83-10064, is dated June 1983. It lists major international and domestic events affecting Cuba between 1 January and 31 December 1982, arranged alphabetically by country, plus sections on the Nonaligned Movement and the Palestine Liberation Movement. Entries include Cuban troops in Angola, Cuban support for Argentina in the Falklands dispute, and trade and cooperation agreements with many nations. It does not discuss UFOs.
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- p. 11 …Cuba and Afghanistan sign their first bilateral cooperation agreement in Kabul.
Central Committee member Ramon Fernandez…
- p. 13 …Minister President of the State Committee for Economic Cooperation Hector
Rodriguez Llompart discusses bilateral cooperation with…
- p. 14 …Minister of Agriculture Arnaldo Milian discusses opportunities for bilateral
cooperation with Algeria’s Culture Minister Salim…
- p. 15 …Cuba and Angola sign a cooperation agreement in Luanda, effective in 1983,
covering the exchange of…
- p. 16 …with Peoples (LAASP) sign a 5-year cooperation
agreement for 1982-87 in Luanda. Angolan Ambassador…
- p. 17 …Hector Rodriguez Llompart, Minister President of the State Committee for
Economic Cooperation meets in Havana with…
- p. 19 …Hector Rodriguez Llompart and Angolan
Industry Minister Bento Ribeiro sign a cooperation accord, in Havana, in…
- p. 34 …Cuba and Bulgaria sign a cooperation agreement for 1982-85 in Havana that
provides for cooperation…
- p. 35 …Foreign Trade Minister Cabrizas attends the 38th Autumn Fair in Bulgaria and
discusses cooperation and trade…
- p. 37 …draft agreement on economic, scientific, and technical cooperation is
signed.
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- p. 38 …Vernon to discuss cooperation.
Orlando Fundora meets with Canadian Social Democratic Party leader Edward
Broadbent in…
- p. 45 …Congolese President Sassou-Nguesso leaves Cuba after signing a cooperation
protocol and cultural and trade agreements…
- p. 47 …Carlos Rafael Rodriguez attends the opening of the 27th meeting of the CEMA
Commission for Cooperation…
- p. 54 …Conference of the Permanent CEMA Committee for cooperation in the oil and gas
industry in Havana…
- p. 56 …Carlos Rafael Rodriguez discusses sugar and citrus fruit cooperation programs
and scientific and technological developments in…
- p. 59 …Cuba and Czechoslovakia sign an inter-governmental agreement on cooperation in
the scientifictechnical sphere until 1990…
- p. 60 …Fuentes visits Czechoslovakia to hold talks regarding cooperation between Cuban
and Czechoslovakian universities.
Deputy Minister of…
- p. 63 …Representatives of Ecuador’s “People, Change and Democracy Party” visit citrus
centers, schools, farm cooperatives and…
- p. 64 …Sufi Abu Talib to discuss strengthening cooperation between Egypt and Cuba;
Berbeza invites Talib to visit…
- p. 66 …Minister of Public Health Sergio del Valle says that Cuba will continue its
cooperation in public…
- p. 68 …Kaarina
Suonio sign a three-year cultural cooperation agreement in Havana. She departs
Havana on 4…
- p. 70 …In an interview with Prensa Latina, Pierra Decamps mentions French cooperation
in the construction of an…
- p. 72 …Carlos Rafael Rodriguez and Gerhard Weiss sign a protocol for deepening
cooperation, at the end of…
- p. 73 …Bilateral scientific-
technical cooperation agreements are ratified or signed with the GDR, Bulgaria,
Hungary, the USSR…
- p. 76 …Cuba and Ghana sign a five-year trade protocol, a technical-scientific cooperation
package, and establish…
- p. 78 …of the Political Bureau to discuss bilateral cooperation
and the international situation. V
The Government of…
- p. 82 …V.__ice President of the State Committee for Economic Cooperation Manuel Torres
arrives in >Guinea-Bissau…
- p. 83 …relations and bilateral
cooperation in 1982-83. _
According to a memorandum of cooperation between Havana and…
- p. 85 …Cuba and Hungary sign a health research work and cooperation agreement for the
1981-85 period…
- p. 86 …Cuba and Hungary sign a cooperation agreement in Budapest for the exchange of
experiences and training…
- p. 87 …is under construction in Cuba with the
cooperation of an Indian firm.
Vice Foreign Minister Pelegrin…
- p. 88 …Indian (Birla)
Group discuss the possibilities for cooperation.
Hector Rodriguez Llompart and Durga Grashad Mandelia, President…
- p. 89 …expresses
hope for the development of bilateral cooperation through the opening of the
Iranian Embassy in…
- p. 90 …Intergovernmental Cuba-Iraq
Joint Committee on economic cooperation.
Foreign Trade Minister Ricardo Cabrizas and Iraq’s…
- p. 91 …Foreign Trade Minister Ricardo Cabrizas discusses Cuban-Iraqi economic cooper-
ation and trade with Hasan ‘Ali…
- p. 97 …president of Kumatsu, Ltd., to discuss
economic cooperation.
Fidel Castro and Carlos Rafael Rodriguez meet with…
- p. 98 …He discusses
the situation in Kampuchea and economic cooperation with Chea Soth, member of
the KPRP…
- p. 99 …A cooperation agreement
in public health and medical science is signed on 20 September; he departs…
- p. 100 …National Bank
President Raul Leon Torras discusses closer economic and political cooperation
within the Nonaligned Movement…
- p. 101 …Rene Rodriguez, ICAP President, signs a cooperation agreement in Vientiane with
the Laotian-Cuban Friendship Association…
- p. 102 …Cuba and the Palestinian Resistance Movement sign a five-year agreement on
solidarity and cooperation that…
- p. 105 …Minister of Construction Abroad Levi Farah arrives in Tripoli and discusses
cooperation with Libyan leader ‘Abd…
- p. 108 …Foreign Trade Minister Torres discusses bilateral cooperation in fishing and the
merchant navy with Mauritanian ministers…
- p. 113 …Cuba and Mozambique sign a trade and air transport agreement, a ministerial
cooperation protocol, a reciprocity…
- p. 114 …Dos Santos condemns US aggression in the world and hails the friendship
and cooperation with Cuba…
- p. 118 …examines the
prospects of increasing trade and cooperation with Nicaraguan Foreign Trade
Minister Alejandro Martinez. _
Guillermo…
- p. 119 …lock sign a economic and scientific-technical cooperation protocol for 1982 in
Managua.
Jesus Montane meets…
- p. 120 …Nicaragua’s National Planning Minister, Commander Ruiz, says that the $80-
million cooperation agreement signed with…
- p. 123 …Oheuni sign an economic, scientific, and
technical cooperation agreement in Havana.
April 9 Jose Aranaburo Garcia…
- p. 125 …sign an economic, scientific, and technical cooperation
protocol; a cooperation program for bilateral relations; and an…
- p. 128 …National Bank
President Raul Leon Torras discusses closer economic and political cooperation
within the Nonaligned Movement…
- p. 129 …Fernandez'de Cossio exchanges
opinions on economic and industrial cooperation with a delegation of Norwegian
parliamentarians…
- p. 133 …to discuss matters of
mutual interest and cooperation.
Vice Minister of Foreign Trade Amado-Blanco arrives…
- p. 134 …Foreign Minister Malmierca tells newsmen in Manila that Cuba had
encountered a “non-cooperative attitude” from…
- p. 135 …The ninth session of the Polish-Cuban Commission on Economic and Scientific-
Technical Cooperation ends. Two…
- p. 141 …Seychelles exchange views on the possibilities of cooperation in
agriculture, construction, health, and education during talks…
- p. 144 …Cuba-PDRY protocols on '
trade, friendship, and cooperation between the socialist parties.
PDRY President Ali Nasir…
- p. 145 …Cuba and Spain sign a cooperation program in Madrid for 1982-84 in culture and
education…
- p. 146 …Agriculture Minister Arnaldo Milian Castro and Vice President of the
State Committee for Economic Cooperation Manuel…
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Moscow press reports that Cuba’s first atomic power station, being built with
Soviet assistnce, involves 20 Soviet specialists already with more than 100
engineers to arrive later this year.
US Navy Secretary Lehman says that any US naval blockade aimed at stopping
arms shipments from Cuba to Nicaragua could easily lead to a global war if Soviet
ships become involved. Leonid Brezhnev implies that the USSR might install
nuclear missiles in Cuba if NATO deploys new nuclear missiles in Europe.
Trade Union leader Roberto Veiga, denounces US intervention in Central
America during his speech at the 17th Congress of Soviet Trade Unions in
Moscow.
Defense Secretary Weinberger, on the “Today” TV program, says the Reagan
administration would not tolerate the stationing of any Soviet nuclear missiles in
Cuba, as hinted by Brezhnev on 16 March.
Pravda reports that Politburo member Jose Machado Ventura and his delegation
discussed strengthening inter-party ties with CPSU members Kapitonov and
Petrovichev during their visit to Moscow.
Cuba and the USSR sign an educational agreement that provides for the exchange
of highly qualified specialists and bibliographical information of mutual interest.
Foreign Trade Minister Cabrizas and his Soviet counterpart Nicolay Patolichev
discuss the Soviet-Cuban trade protocol for 1982 in Havana.
Assistant Secretary of Defense Francis West indicates that the US is negotiating
with Honduras for the use of air bases to counter the buildup of Cuba’s Air Force
with Soviet aircraft.
Secretary of State Haig is quoted as saying that Fidel Castro is “anguishing” over
the idea of shifting Cuba’s orientation away from Moscow and back to the West.
Prensa Latina reports that the USSR has raised Soviet aid to Cuba by 1.8 percent
for 1981-85; allowing for improvements of sugar mills and rail transport, and
building a nuclear power plant.
Havana radio reports that US views of Cuba are not realistic and that the Cuban
people will never renounce socialism, the exercise of internationalism, or their
friendship with the USSR.
Fidel Castro meets with Nicaraguan leaders Daniel Ortega and Henry Ruiz
during their stopover at Jose Marti International Airport on their way to the
Soviet Union. Leonid Brezhnev lauds the “constructive initiative” of Cuba and
Nicaragua toward better ties with the US and criticizes US imperialism toward
Cuba in a speech in Moscow.
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