February 1961
Exile Government Procedure Negotiated
Varona represents the Democratic Revolutionary Front in negotiations over procedures for choosing a future Cuban Revolutionary Council.
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Varona represents the Democratic Revolutionary Front in negotiations over procedures for choosing a future Cuban Revolutionary Council.
Ray negotiates with Varona and other opposition leaders over a unified political structure for the anti-Castro movement.
Carrillo participates in the six-man exile committee designing procedures for a post-Castro provisional government.
Artime joins leading Cuban exiles in negotiating the composition and political programme of a future revolutionary council.
Pazos is considered among the principal candidates for chairmanship of the Cuban Revolutionary Council.
Chibas joins the exile delegation associated with Miro Cardona's newly formed Cuban Revolutionary Council.
Hevia is considered for senior leadership in the exile political structure being prepared to replace Castro.
Cuban exile leaders unanimously select Miro Cardona to chair the Cuban Revolutionary Council.
Miro Cardona is told that a provisional government proclaimed in Cuba would not receive automatic United States recognition.
Berle and Schlesinger tell Miro Cardona that United States troops will not be sent to support the anti-Castro operation.
Roa accuses the United States of responsibility for the air attacks on Cuba.
Roa challenges the claim that a Cuban pilot independently attacked government airfields.
Roa formally protests the air attacks before the United Nations.
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