Glycone de Paiva person
also: de Peva, De Pava, DePava, Paiva
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Glycone de Paiva headed
IPES documented
“the underpinnings of this IPES, he would have known immediately that it looked exactly like Robert Welch's John Birch Society. In Brazil, the motivating spirit for IPES was Glycone de Paiva, Paiva, P-A-I-V-A. Paiva was a mining engineer.…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 4 @ 11:28
Glycone de Paiva recruited
Golby de Soto Silva documented
“Greatest inspiration was to hire as his chief of staff a retired general from the army by the name of Golby de Soto Silva. They had their office on the 27th floor of a very large building in Rio. De Peva encouraged the general to complete d…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 4 @ 13:35
Glycone de Paiva founded
Women's Campaign for Democracy documented
“DePava, meanwhile, now he's got the student piece of this going, he starts concentrating on housewives. He begins a propaganda campaign basically telling all of the local housewives that communism is going to destroy their beautiful Brazil.…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 4 @ 21:31
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▶ 11:28
the underpinnings of this IPES, he would have known immediately that it looked exactly like Robert Welch's John Birch Society. In Brazil, the motivating spirit for IPES was Glycone de Paiva, Paiva, P-A-I-V-A. Paiva was a mining engineer.…
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at a very large mining concern. And remember that most of the mining that was being done in Brazil at the time, the U.S. had concessions on it. From the day of Goliad's inauguration, de Peva had known that the new president was going to be …
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was often said to look like a minister. He made normal rounds to all of the other industrialists spreading his warning. Although they had lavish gifts to his crusade, they didn't necessarily want their names associated with it, but they don…
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this IPEZ organization. Sounding the alarm, DePava had no trouble raising each month over $20,000 a month. He began to expand the scope of his organization. Paolo Ayers Jr. became the chief IPEZ representative in San Paolo. DePava…
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Greatest inspiration was to hire as his chief of staff a retired general from the army by the name of Golby de Soto Silva. They had their office on the 27th floor of a very large building in Rio. De Peva encouraged the general to complete d…
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i.e. all of the people that supported the president. Before they were done, they had accumulated over 400,000 files on individual Brazilians to target. Their standard method was to put informers on IPEZ payroll. Many of them were actually s…
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De Peva also paid informers in factories, schools, and government offices. Petrobras, the state oil company, was his special target because he suspected Goulart of riddling its organization with his own supporters. At the universities, De P…
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because there was a large amount of priests from Belgium and France. So he viewed them as suspect. To evade detection and possible reprisals against IPEZ, its directors tried to represent it as an educational organization. And in fact, it e…
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and stuff like that just to kind of cover their tracks. DePava wanted to learn more about economic theory, so he hired someone to come in and basically give his staff at IPEZ a tutorial on free enterprise and economic. IPEZ could afford the…
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Huber Jr. was one of the men who supported de Peva with lots of money. Huber was also financially involved in American Light and Power, which owned 80% of the company. U.S. owned 80% of that company. Brazil's largest banks and corporate con…
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were hired by U.S. businesses that had been coming in to exploit the market down there. Nor did de Peva meet resistance from the most significant embassy in Brazil, i.e. the U.S. embassy. Through Paulo Ayers and General Goldberry, de Peva w…
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who was managing IPEZ with great skill, whereas DePava had decided that Gordon was a very simple man. And when he was pressed too much at cocktail parties, he basically just said, I'm the ambassador here. Put yourself in my place, meaning t…
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Not that it's treason, but you know what I mean. A guy by the name of Aristotle Luez Drummond was a student in Rio and an aspiring comrade in arms to DePava's cause. He tapped an even wealthier treasurer than Gilbert Hubers. By chance, Drum…
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DePava, meanwhile, now he's got the student piece of this going, he starts concentrating on housewives. He begins a propaganda campaign basically telling all of the local housewives that communism is going to destroy their beautiful Brazil.…
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selected women, rumors to spread around of outrages that Goulart and his cronies were supposedly planning. Not anything that he had ever done. Just this, oh, he's going to do this awful thing, and oh, he's going to do that awful thing. De P…
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So de Peva began concentrating on disinfected military men and pious housewives. Civilians were also enrolling in the conspiracy against Gouliard through a front organized by the CIA called Institute Brazil Democracy. IBAD was its acronym. …
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of enemies. Despite differences in age and occupation, most plotters against the Brazilian president shared a common estimate of their fellow citizens. Drummond said gently that Brazilians do not understand politics. You know, they're too d…
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whether on active duty or in the reserves, found DePava stinking along their lines, at least some of them. At the telephone company, the printers, the guys that are contributing basically to the overthrow of their company, we meet Hector He…