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FO-302 (Rev. 1-23-40) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 12/18/63 1 ROBERTO NIETO DIAZ-GRANADOS, born October 29, 1915, in Santingo de Cuba, stated he had been an attorney in MM 105-8342 Havana, Cuba, before arriving in the United States as a refugee on January 1, 1962. He snid he currently resides with his family at 5040 Westwood Lake Drive, South Miami, Florida. He said he knows no one named RAMON B. CORTES, On December 11, 1963, MM T-1 was recontacted and ise anyone with the surnames FERNANDEZ FEITO. He was he advised there has been no additional information re- shown a photograph of RAMON BUENROSTRO CORTEZ, born August 31, 1916, location not verified, and stated he did not know ceived from the diplomat. the latter. MM T-1 advised that information relating to one R. B. CORTES, as contained in a report to the Alien Regis- Mr. NIETO said he does not know any diplo- tration file of the latter, Number A12 834 175, reflects mat. Mr. NIETO stated he did not know any other person that CORTES had been a representative of a firm known as named ROBERT or ROBERTO NIETO. Intercontinental, S.A. Also, that about 1960, CORTES, as He stated he possessed no information whatsoever a representative of a firm known as Ameco (American Mater- ial and Equipment Company) of Texarigna, Texas, had visited pertaining to activities or individuals connected with the Cuba and had allegedly stolen Cuban funds entrusted to him. assassination of President KENNEDY. MM T-1 also advised that information had been re- ceived as of January, 1962, that oné RAMON B. CORTES was then President of Transcontinental "S.A., a firm which was reported to be rans-shipping material from the United States to Cuba through Mexico. CORTES was said to be in contact with LORENZO SAUNDERS, Vice-President of Transcon- tinental, S.A., who was said to reside in Tyler, Texas. MM T-1 further advised that one RAMON CORTES BUENROSTRO, President of the Mexican firm Transcontinental, S.A., had allegedly been charged by the Cuban Government with shipping to Cuba used or rebuilt parts and equipment instead of new material. In this same connection, CORTES and one IGNACIO HERNANDEZ GARCIA were alleged to have at- tempted to suppress action against them by the Cuban Govern- ment by claiming they were major stockholders in a Canadian : firm which was also supplying Cuba with parts, and that if the Cubans pressed an investigation of CORTES and HERNANDEZ -9- On 12/8/63 at Miami. Florida File # Miami 105-8342 -10- Special Agent JAMES J. O'CONNOR:GX Date dictated 12/12/63 by This document are not to be diatribuled guteide your agency. agency at contains and ita contente neither datione nor conclusione of The FBI. It to the property of the FBI and le je COMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2946-Continued your COMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2946-Continued * !D-302 (Rev. 1-23-80) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 Date 12/18/63 TAMARA ROBERTA NIETO RODRIGUEZ, residing 5040 Westwood Lake Drive, South Minmi, stated she was born MM 105-8342 September 30, 1943, in Victoria de los Tunns, Cuba, and had come to the United States as a refugee on March 4, 1962. . She stated she is known as TAMARA, and had never been called by the name ROBERTA. She said she had never heard of any- it would damage Cuban prestige with the Canadian firm. one named RAMON B. CORTES or (first name unknown) FERNANDEZ FEITO, and she stated she possessed no information pertain- On December 12, 1963, MM T-1 advised that a ing to the assassination of Presidéet KENNEDY.

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