October 27, 1962
Telegram from the Brazilian Foreign Ministry to the Brazilian Embassy in Havana, 1 a.m., Saturday
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SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS
TELEGRAM
SENT
13 519
FOR THE EMBASSY IN HAVANA
ON/27/X/62
SECRET—EXTREMELY URGENT
G/SSE/DEA/DAS/DAC/DAM/DOr/DNU/600.(24h)
Question of Cuba.
170 – SATURDAY – 100hr – Responding to your telegram no 347. I confirm my telegram no 169 on what gestures can be made next to that government in order to paralyze [halt] the construction of the bases. It would be appropriate for Cuba to permit, at the choice of the Cuban government, a small commission of the United Nations to certify the paralization and dismantling of the bases that the commission judges necessary to dismantle. I reaffirm our full support to obtain guarantees for the territorial integrity of Cuba.
EXTERIORES
NOTE OF DCA – This telegram was dictated by telephone by the Mr. Minister of State.
Instructions from the Brazilian Foreign Ministry to the Brazilian Embassy in Cuba on what gestures can be made next to that government in order to stop the construction of the nuclear missile bases.
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