</s>104-10298-10095 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 D3A3182 INITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE DEDERAL BUREAU OF INSAIGATION Miami, Florida In Rep. Pluse Kefor No RE: CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL April 16, 1963 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY - CUBA In Rep ., Pluse Refer No CUBAN RECOUNCIALY COUNGIL April 10, 1963 Miami, Florida D The April 9, 1963, issue of the "Miami News" carried an article entitled, Exiles Say Miro To Quit" This article entitled. Exiles say Miro to Quit" that Dr. JOE MIRO CARDINA would resigns his sources claim that that JOE MIRO CARDINA could receive the article head of the "Miro" and "MIRO CARDNA would resign. The article said exile sources gave coronary would result in the article said One faction believed that MIRO's recent trip to Washington One faction believed that MIRO was a significant trip to washington United States Government to a statement on positive down the government was retiring from him thought that the Council head was retiring him from thought that he was the government was curbing to hit-and-run raid on the community government. The Council was aimed at uniting on the Communist Council head were fired from the city of Miami. Istanbul, and the Council, aimed at limiting the Cuban of the government. The council was also the only leadership of the article went on to state that Mr. NIRO's exiles were buried by protlens since since his appointment in March 1961. On April 10. 1963, M.I.M.I ., M-II, a former Cuban business executive, who was employed by the Cuban Revolutionary Council was executed by the President of Dr. MIRO Cardona, who has formalized some reliable information of the Council was held who has failed to complete all night session of the Counciil was held beginning to all night sessions of the council was held April 10, during which MIRO cardona was presented his April 10. During which Miro CARDINA was refused to accept his resignation and MIRO CARONA was persuaded to retain his President of the Council. the administration was also responsible for the incident against a 25-page statement that MIHO's resignation consisted of a 25.page statement which was MIRO was resignated against the President of President John F. Kennedy and the United States. In rejecting his resignation, the Council backed up CS COPY 19-124-25/7/2

Summary:  
The document details discussions and reports related to the Cuban Revolutionary Council (CRC) in April 1963, focusing on internal conflicts within the organization and its interactions with U.S. policy. Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, a prominent CRC leader, faced pressure to resign due to disagreements with U.S. policies toward Cuba. Exile sources claimed his resignation was prompted by frustration over perceived U.S. inaction against Fidel Castro's regime. The CRC issued a public statement rejecting Cardona’s resignation and reaffirming support for U.S.-Cuba relations. The document also references articles from Miami newspapers, including the *Miami News* and *Miami Herald*, which reported on Cardona’s potential resignation and his criticisms of U.S. policy. Fidel Castro is mentioned in a separate article as stating that President John F. Kennedy had accepted demands for peace, including the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Guantanamo Bay.  

Key People:  
- Dr. Jose Miro Cardona (Cuban Revolutionary Council leader)  
- Fidel Castro (Cuban leader)  
- President John F. Kennedy (U.S. president)  
- Exile leaders and members of the CRC  

Key Locations:  
- Miami, Florida  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba  

Key Events:  
- Dr. Miro Cardona’s potential resignation from the Cuban Revolutionary Council due to disagreements with U.S. policy  
- Public statement by the CRC rejecting Cardona’s resignation and supporting U.S.-Cuba relations  
- Reports in *Miami News* and *Miami Herald* detailing Cardona’s resignation and criticisms of U.S. policies toward Cuba  
- Fidel Castro’s public statements regarding U.S. acceptance of peace conditions, including Guantanamo Bay  

Key Organizations:  
- Cuban Revolutionary Council (CRC)  
- United States Department of Justice/Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Cuban exile groups (e.g., Movimiento Democrático Cristiano, Agrupación Monterotri)

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