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rr rn OM a (AE a a hla 2. Yo tho iational Constitutional Assembly at Paris, Prance, hailing the agreement regarding the rupture of diploviatic relations between Vrenre and Spain. 3. ‘vo the United tations Assemsly i: London, bmgiand, supporting the accusation of“P4SELLV against the “EHALCO Regime, and advocating rupture of diplomatic relations with FRAVCO. 4, ‘To Mrs. BLEAMOR™NNOCOSELVELT askins, that she use her influence with the U.,i..G. to obtain the freedon of Spanish ;olitical prisoners. 5. To Ration ciao Sat LARTIL), President of Cuba, con- denmming the prfoposed plebiscite in Spain and recomnending, the severance of diplomatic relations between Cuba and Spain. 6. To the CTC (COMMEDEHACION LE TRABAJADOUES DL CULA} thanking the CTC for its cooperation in matters eoucernin:: the overthrow of the PFiiAiCG Regime. fe “oO Lr. AGUSUIMS€HUZ, Cuban Senator and President of the Legislative Comission Pro-Spanish kepublic, congratulating CRUZ on his advocacy and support of issues betne defended by the CASA, a al ed etated = eel w Web eh SLISPAIO-CUBAN COLMIESION PRO SPANISH REPUBLIC, Anti-Franco Protect leeting Larch 1, 1946 On arch 1, 1946, at Habana, Cuba, a puvlic meeting was held under tic ausvices of the niSvANO-CUBAI COMALISSION PRO SPAlLisil KETUBLIC. This Cormission is ecouposcd of nwierous organizations and proups who nave united in thie Commission for the purpose of conse¢lidatin;; anti-evranes strength and to obtain unity of action in overthrowin: ‘ne “ve wco Hegime. Tue CASA bi LA CULTURA is an dnportant entity ip goruads edo ateeee at the meeting of harch l, 1if46, u nv he ‘ vincipar address in representa- tT af the CASA. Ad lou!) x _-— wid net audross the anuaghence i.e attendod tie meoting and arter th the presentation co. the speeches