REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES DECLASSIFIED Authority Stateletter Inhz by me NARS Cate 2498 Rodolfo and Reinaldo Se queira, as well as their father, Abél Sequeira, were members of the Communist Party.
As of interest in connection with the influence of Communistic and anarchistic literature on the Sequeira brothers, San José newspapers have published photographs of a number of radical newspapers of foreign origin which were found in the room of the criminals. Among the publications found were copies of EL LUCHADOR, published in Barcelona, Spain; EL PELUDO, published in Buenos Aires; CULTURA PROLETARIA, published in New York City; and IDEARIO, published in Italy. Copies of TRABAJO, the weekly organ of the Communist Party of Costa Rica, were also found in the room.
The Postal authorities, as a result of the foreign Communistic literature found, have now prohibited the delivery of such literature to the addressees. The Costa Rican Communist Party newspaper TRABAJO is said to receive a large amount of literature from all parts of the world, all of which will hereafter be returned to the senders.
The publication today in both DIARIO DE COSTA RICA and LA TRIBUNA of a news item from Moscow, to the effect that in the closing session of the Communist International, six new countries were elected to membership, namely: Costa Rica, Colombia, Porto Rico, the Philippine Islands and Venezuela appears to confirm recent