2:26:03
Or call it a trade pact.
2:26:05
Or call it an aide-memoir.
2:26:08
An agreement
between the Soviet Union and Cuba.
2:26:12
Setting down exactly
2:26:14
what the Soviet Union
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is now supplying
and will supply to Cuba.
2:26:20
Offensive weapons?
2:26:21
Have the Russians brought
offensive weapons into Cuba?
2:26:25
I told you, I cannot give you facts.
2:26:28
But Rico Parra has the trade pact.
2:26:31
He has the aide-memoir.
2:26:33
It's all there for you to read...
2:26:36
if you can obtain it.
2:26:38
Who else might handle
these papers, besides Rico Parra?
2:26:43
You have become smart.
2:26:45
Yes. There is another man.
2:26:48
Luis Uribe. Rico Parra's secretary.
2:26:52
He is a security risk.
2:26:55
How do you know?
2:26:56
I have used him.
2:26:58
The Cubans don't know.
2:27:00
He can be bought,
but he is of no use to you.
2:27:04
Why?
2:27:05
He hates Americans.
2:27:07
Does he hate American money?
2:27:11
He would never take it
from an American.
2:27:14
You can believe me.
2:27:19
So now I have given you
my information...
2:27:24
What will you do with it?
2:27:39
- Michèle!
- André!
2:27:41
- Mother!
- François!
2:27:43
- Hello, François.
- Hello, Father.
2:27:47
- You look wonderful.
- You too.
2:27:49
You have done something
to your hair.
2:27:50
Do you like it?
My husband wants me to cut it.
2:27:53
- I like it.
- Agreed.
2:27:55
- When do you go back to Paris?
- In five days.
2:27:58
Then we will stay for five days.
2:27:59
There is so much to see.
New York is marvellous.