Diciembre 26, 2017
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Anoche de nuevo en su programa La Septima Provincia por la Poderosa Radio,
el luchador incansable Hector Fabian exitado diciendo su verdad volvio a repetir
su idea de que si no "hubo un 10 de Marzo no existiera el comunismo en Cuba".
Dice Fabian que el origen del golpe fue por establecer en Cuba casinos de
juegos por la competencia con las Vegas y que cinco abogados se reunieron
en algun lugar de EEUU para su organizacion pero solo uno de ellos el
prominente abogado cubano Alfredo Botet, cuya hija vive en West Palm Beach
fue el unico que se nego a dicha idea. Ese pronunciamiento se lo he escuchado
repetidamente y realmente me apena que no dice el nombre de la hija de Botet
o trate de entrevistarla como tampoco ningun conocedor de dicha historia ha
ratificado lo dicho, de ahi que su verdad al no ser la de otros puede ser totalmente
falsa.
Indagando en la internet hay dos personas con el nombre de Alfredo Botet,
el primero prominente abogado quien fuera ministro bajo Batista,
Alfredo Botet y Dubois, el segundo posiblemente tambien abogado Alfredo
Botet Talab listado en la guia de telefonos de Cuba quizas sea la misma persona
asesinado en Santa Fe el 18 de Abril 1961, segun los archivos de Cuba se suicido
y la hija fue entrevistada por el Sun de Fort Lauderdale en el 2010. Los datos
coinciden que Alfredo Botet y Dubois fue ministro bajo Batista. Su hermano
de nombre Gustavo listado entrando a Brazil como arquitecto en la guia de
telefonos esta listado como ingeniero.
SUBSECRETARIO DE TRABAJODr. Alfredo N. Botet y Dubois
Articulo de Robert A. Solera
ABC, compuesta por individuos de clase media y lidereada por
Carlos Saladrigas, Alfredo Botet, Emeterio Santovenia, Franciso Ichaso,
Jorge Mañach, Pedro López Dorticós, Oscar de la Torre, Ramón Hermida, Joaquín Martínez Sáenz y otros, que surge con el propósito de derrocar a Machado.
Botet, Dr. Alfredo: 18 April 1961, Murdered, Santa Fé, Havana, LH Murdered i
Emma S. Botet
https://www.facebook.com/emy.s.botet?fref=ufi
Emy Botet was 14 when her father died. Sitting together in the house with her grandmother, parents and younger brother Fredy, she heard men yelling outside.
"Sal para afuera, Botet! Si no sales, te matamos a la familia!" (Come out, or we'll kill your family!)
Botet's father told his wife and children to hide under the bed. A firefight ensued between the men and her father, until he shot himself in the heart, refusing to be taken alive by the militiamen.....CONTINUE
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LA HISTORIA DEL 10 DE MARZO DE 1952 ( CLICK PARA VER LAS 16 PAGINAS
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Botet, a lawyer, was a known regime opponent. As the Bay of Pigs invasion started, a large rabid mob attacked Botet's house with rocks and bullets while he was home with his wife and two young children. They were yelling for him to come out, threatening to drag him through the streets. Botet refused to come out of the house and committed suicide rather than face death by the mob.
His brother and nephew, both doctors, identified the body at the medical examiner´s office and verified that he had only one shot to the heart that appeared self-inflicted and no other injuries or bruises. He left a wife, a son, age 10, and a daughter, age 14.
LO QUE REPORTABA LA EMBAJADA DE U.S DESDE ENERO 1952 HASTA
MARZO 28 1952.
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1073, January 4, 1952 (Monthly Economic Report, Sabates; Eusebio Mujal; Aerovias Q)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1079, January 4, 1952 (Weeka No. 1 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from S---; Mill owners paying union dues to CTC; Eusebio Mujal; Jose Martinez; National Federation of Catering Workers strike; Ramon Zaydin; Compañía Cubana de Aviacion; National Airlines; Civil Aeronautics Board; Rancho Boyeros Airport; Lawsuit against Compañía Cubana de Aviacion, Pan American Airways for air disaster; Carlos Hevia; DuWayne G. Clark, Counselor of US Embassy)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1087, January 7, 1952 (Size of Newspaper Hoy Increased)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1093, January 7, 1952 (Senator Eusebio Mujal, Secretary General of the CTC, threatens a general strike)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1110, January 10, 1952 (Views of Cuban Labor Leaders on Current Issues; Eusebio Mujal; CTC; Francisco Aguirre; Walter Bastian)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1128, January 11, 1952 (Gaston Godoy Agostini; Eusebio Mujal; Calixto Sanchez; Marco Hirigoyen)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1150, January 15, 1952 (General Fulgencio Batista Named Presidential Camdidate by PAU National Assembly; Jorge Garcia Montes; Alfredo Jacomino; Anselmo Alliegro Mila; Jose Pardo Jimenez; Jose Elias Olivella; Jose M. Suarez Suquet; Justo Luis del Pozo; Maria Gomez Carbonell; Andres Rivero Aguero; Carlos M. Ferreti; Orencio Rodriguez; Manuel Garcia Herrera; Carlos Saladrigas Zayas; Luis Loret de Mola; Jose Gonzalez Puentes; Santiago Alvarez; Felix Ayon Suarez; Justo Salas; Raul A. Masvidal; Jose A. Mendigutia; Felix Fernandez; Julia E. Consuegra; Andres Soberon; Julian Garcia Benitez)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1156, January 16, 1952 (National Assembly of the Liberal Party Elects Its Executive Committee and Proclaims Candidacy of Eduardo Suarez Rivas for Vice President)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1158, January 16, 1952 (Transmitting Copy of Communist Calendar Being Circulated in Cuba Published by España Republicana)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1177, Jan. 18, 1952 (Weeka No. 3 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SANA; Political; Nicolas Castellanos; Ramons Vasconcelos; PAU; Fulgencio Batista; Inocente Alvarez; Miguel Suarez Fernandez; Jose Pardo Llada; Luis Ortega; Anibal Escalante; Millo Ochoa; Juan Marinello; Roberto Agramonte; Aureliano Sanchez Arango; Antonio Prisco Porto; Gustavo Sotolongo; Lt. Cmdr. Gonzalez Padron; Camp Columbia runway)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1178, Jan. 18, 1952 (Weeka No. 3 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SANA; Economic; Cuban sugar grinding season; CTC; Cubana de Aviacion)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1210, Jan. 23, 1952 (Democrata Party Elects New National Directorate)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1220, Jan. 25, 1952 (Weeka No. 3 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SANA; Eusebio Mujal; Edgardo Buttari; David M. Keiser; L. A. Borne; Ramon Zaydin; Dr. Jose Alvarez Diaz; Orlando Puente; Aviation Workers Union at Rancho Boyeros)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1232, Jan. 28, 1952 (New National Executive Committee of Partido del Pueblo Cubano (Ortodoxo); Emilio Ochoa Ochoa; Roberto Agramonte; Pedro Albizu Campos; Jose Pardo Llada; Ramon Vasconcelos; Nicolas Castellanos; Miguel Suarez Fernandez)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Beaulac Telegram to Secretary of State, Jan. 30, 1952 (Aureliano Sanchez Arango; conclusion of a U.S. bilateral military assistance agreement)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1256, Jan. 31, 1952 (Ortodoxos and Communists reportedly Failed to Reach Accord as a Result of Political Conversations. Herminio Portell Vila Strongly Opposes any Alliance with PSP; Salvador Garcia Aguero; Carlos Marquez Sterling; Pelayo Cuervo; Anibal Escalante)
Harvey R. Wellman, Department of State, Memorandum, to Asst. Secretary of State Edward G. Miller, Jr., Jan. 31, 1952 (Pending Matters in United States-Cuba Relations; Direct Havana-New York Air Route Problem; Military Grant Aid Negotiations; United States Private Claims; Sugar Note; Discriminatory Taxation; Nicaro; Cuban Informal Offer of Three Transport Planes for Korea; Cuban-Dominican Relations; Cuban-Venezuelan Relations; Allocations; Rice Imports; Wheat and Flour Quota; National Commercial Agency Deferred; National Mining Commission Proposed)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1262, Feb. 1, 1952 (Weeka No. 5 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SANA; Fourth National Congress of Railwaymen; Rancho Boyeros strike failed to Materialize; Eusebio Mujal;
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1263, Feb. 1, 1952 (Monthly Economic Report; strike threats from workers at Rancho Boyeros airport)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1267, Feb. 1, 1952 (Attitude of Cuban Labor on Current Aviation Problems; Cuban Federation of Air Workers)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1273, Feb. 4, 1952 (Industry Ills Highlight Rail Workers' Convention; Javier Bolaños; Forrest Johnson; P. E. San Paul; Omnibus Aliados: Eusebio Mujal; CTC; Edgardo Buttari; Oscar Gans)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1338, Feb. 13, 1952 (Murder of Ex-Minister of Interior, Alejo Cossio del Pino; New Chief of Police Named, Juan Consuegra Valdes; Radio Cremata; Cecilio Perez Alfonso; Leopoldo Perez Coujil; Roberto Gutierrez Arrate; Benito Remedios; Jose Basterrechea; Jose Pardo Llada; Policarpo Soler)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1332, Feb. 15, 1952 (Action to be Taken re Communist Accusation That This Embassy has ordered the Assassination of a High Communist Leader; Anibal Escalante; Clark D. Anderson)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1347, Feb. 15, 1952 (Weeka No. 5 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SANA; Autentico reconciliation Grau-Prio; Cubanidad Party; Causa 82; Miguel Suarez Fernandez the power behind the UIR; Alejo Cossio del Pino; Carlos Hevia; Fulgencio Batista; Policarpo Soler; Dr. Agustin Castellanos; Aureliano Sanchez Arango departed for London; Police Lt. Col. Juan Consuegra Valdes; Col. Cecilio Perez Alfonso; Henry A. Hoyt)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1357, Feb. 19, 1952 (Labor Leader Criticizes Internal Security Act and American Unions; Marco A. Hirigoyen and Eusebio Mujal kept from easy entry into U.S. because of previous Communist past; ORIT; Francisco Aguirre; Luis Martinez; Lorenzo Perez; Mujal denied a visa to Miami)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1359, Feb. 19, 1952 (PRC(A) National Assembly Proclaims Carlos Hevia as the Party's Presidential Candidate. Elects New Executive Committee)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1398, Feb. 27, 1952 (Two Killed in Attempted Assassination of Representative Rolando Masferrer and a Police Sergeant)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1405, Feb. 28, 1952 (Recent Cuban Aviation Developments; Calixto Sanchez)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1409, Feb. 29, 1952 (Francisco Aguirre Offers Resignation to ORIT; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU); Angel Bravo; George Meany; Bernardo Ibañez)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1415, Feb. 29, 1952 (Weeka No. 9 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SANA; Roberto Agramonte; Emilio Ochoa; far left Ortodoxo extremist Jose Pardo Llada; Interamerican Defense Board)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1431, March 3, 1952 (President of Compañía Cubana de Aviacion Indicates Conditions Under Which His Airline Would Agree to Open Separate Office in Havana; Sergio Clark)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1436, March 3, 1952 (Possible Refusal of Passport Facilities to Cuban Communists; Aguirre; Juan Marinello; Blas Roca)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1461, March 7, 1952 (Weeka No. 10 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SNA; Roberto Agramonte-Emilio Ochoa ticket; Fulgencio Batista's PAU a haven for failed politicians as his electoral chances decline; Republicanos; Ramon Grau's Cubanidad; Carlos Hevia; Ramon Zaydin; Luis Casero; petard exploded office door Pelayo Cuervo Navarro; Case 82; Rear Admiral Pedro E. Pascual Borges; Commerce Minister Ramon Zaydin; Edgardo Buttari; Eusebio Mujal; Carlos Hevia; Mauricio Brasseur)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Telegram 599, March 10, 1952 (Batista coup d'Etat in Cuba; Mujal's arrest ordered but he fled. He sent a request to the Embassy for asylum which was declined; Proclama sobre los propositos y estatutos del nuevo gobierno; Tolerance of Prio toward gangsters)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1481, March 11, 1952 (First Impact of Revolutionary Regime on Cuban Labor; Fulgencio Batista; CTC headquarters seized; Arrest order for Eusebio Mujal and CTC executive board; Partido Accion Unitaria (PAU); Angel Bravo; Inter American Organization of Workers (ORIT); Francisco Aguirre; Javier Bolaños; Jesus Portocarrero; Jose Sandoval; Mujal note to U.S. Embassy requesting asylum denied)
Department of State Memorandum, Duncan A. D. Mackay to Harvey R. Wellman, Thomas C. Mann, Edward G. Miller, March 11, 1952 (Effect on Cuban Revolt on Pending Cuban and Dominican Requests for F-47 Aircraft)
Department of State Memorandum, Harvey R. Wellman to Daniel N. Arzac, March 12, 1952 (Arrival of Prio Family Members at Miami; Rosario Paez de Prio Socarras; Zoe Prio y Paez; Ilena Prio; Antonio Prio; Maria Teresa Palacios Garcia; Teresa Iglesias Gonzalez)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Telegram 3976, March 12, 1952 (Dissolution of CTC and arrest of Eusebio Mujal)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Telegram 633, March 13, 1952 (Deposed Carlos Prio departs Cuba with family and friends)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1488, March 13, 1952 (Resignation of Cabinet Ministers of the Prio Regime)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1493, March 13, 1952 (Cabinet Appointments by Fulgencio Batista, as Prime Minister)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Telegram 1501, March 14, 1952 (Weeka No. 11 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SANA; Carlos Prio overthrown; Details of coup d'Etat; Nicolas Castellanos; Justo Luis del Pozo; Aureliano Sanchez Arango; Guillermo Alonso Pujol; Carlos Hevia; Miguel Suarez Fernandez; CTC; Eusebio Mujal; New Army, Navy, and Air Force officers; Felipe Pazos; Justo Carrillo; Rufo Lopez Fresquet; Jose Ignacio de la Camara; Jesus Portocarrero; Alfredo Jacomino; Jose Mendigutia; Marino Lopez B;anco; Oscar de la Torre; Pablo Carrera Justiz; Antonio Lopez Castro)
Department of State Memorandum of Telephone Conversation, Serafino Romualdi and John Fishburn, March 14, 1952(Relations Cuban Labor Movement to Current Cuban Developments; Francisco Aguirre; ORIT; Eusebio Mujal; CTC; Michael Ross; AFL)
Department of State Memorandum of Telephone Conversation, Lt. James R. Plitt and Daniel N. Arzac, March 17, 1952(Relations with Cuba; Continuation of Diplomatic Relations With Cuba; Ramon Barquin; George Smathers; Jack K. McFall; W. J. McWilliams; Dean Acheson; Homer Ferguson; William A. Parsons; Albert F. Nufer)
Department of State Memorandum of Telephone Francisco Aguirre, Serafino Romualdi, John T. Fishburn, March 17, 1952 (Cuban Labor at the time of the Coup)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1514, March 18, 1952 (Capitol Skirmish; Alonso Pujol Resignation; Manuel A. de Varona; Lincoln Rodon Alvarez; Ernesto de la Fe; Guillermo Alonso Pujol)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1517, March 18, 1952 (Communism: Statements Various Government Leaders Re; Fulgencio Batista; Ernesto de la Fe; Carlos Prio Socarras; Jesus Portocarrero; Hoy)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1548, March 21, 1952 (Weeka No. 12 for State, Army, Navy, and Air Departments from SANA; CTC; Eusebio Mujal; PSP; Guillermo Alonso Pujol; Nicolas Castellanos; Carlos Hevia; Carlos Prio; Miguel Suarez Fernandez; FEU; Francisco Tabernilla Dolz; Quirino Uria Lopez; Manuel Larrubia; CTC; Eusebio Mujal; Rufo Lopez Fresquet; Joaquin Martinez Saenz; Gustavo Gutierrez; Pablo Carrera Justiz)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1552, March 21, 1952 (Mujal Attack on Communists and Statement of Sanchez Further Clarify CTC Relations with Government and Communists; Eusebio Mujal; Calixto Sanchez; Lazaro Peña)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1561, March 24, 1952 (Recognition: Ambassador's Conversation With Dr. Miguel Angel Campa, Minister of State; Pedro Rodriguez Capote)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1573, March 25, 1952 (New Cuban Minister of Communications Announces Study of Havana Commercial Airport Facilities; Pablo Carrera Justiz; Rancho Boyeros Airport; San Antonio de los Baños; Pan American Airways; Aerovias "Q"; Compañia Cuba Aeropostal; Cuban Federation of Air Workers)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1580, March 25, 1952 (Jose Agustin Martinez Discusses "Legalism vs. Legality" in Present Situation; Guillermo Belt; Mario Diaz Cruz; Carlos Saladrigas)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1604, March 27, 1952 (Conversation with Lawrence Berenson, New York Attorney and Friend of Batista; Bernard Relin; Carlos Prio; Edmund Chester)
U.S. Embassy Guatemala, Despatch 984, March 28, 1952 (Guatemala recognition of Cuban Government; Eduardo Abela)
U.S. Embassy Havana, Despatch 1592, March 28, 1952 (U.S. recognition of Batista regime; Miguel Angel de la Campa; Francisco Tabernilla; Carlos Prio; Oscar Gans; Ruben de Leon; Manuel A. de Varona; Colonel Cruz Vidal; Lt. Commander Feijoo; Rear Admiral Jose Rodriguez Calderon; Rear Admiral Pascual; Roberto Corredera; Raul Acosta Rubio; Joaquin Martinez Saenz;
