-DATE- 19840505 -YEAR- 1984 -DOCUMENT_TYPE- MESSAGE -AUTHOR- F. CASTRO -HEADLINE- CASTRO CABLES MEETING ON CENTRAL AMERICA -PLACE- CUBA -SOURCE- MOSCOW TASS -REPORT_NBR- FBIS -REPORT_DATE- 19840508 -TEXT- CASTRO CABLES MEETING ON CENTRAL AMERICA LD051616 Moscow TASS in English 1353 GMT 5 May 84 [Text] Lisbon May 5 TASS -- TASS correspondent Gennadiy Petrov reports: Never before the peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean basin experienced such a dangerous time in their history, runs a message of the Chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Cuba Fidel Castro to the participants in the international conference of solidarity with Nicaragua, for peace in Central America, which is under way here. The U.S. Administration which assumed the role of gendarme, created, in alliance with tyrannical and olygarchial regimes of the region, an atmosphere of threat of military occupation, intervention, aggression and war in Central America. Having disclosed the American Administration's assertions on the so-called "interference" into affairs of the region "from outside", the Cuban leader said that such "idea" could be advanced only by those who undertook the criminal invasion of Grenada. The Reagan administration, said Fidel Castro, is trying to strangle the struggle of Central American peoples with the help of military means and CIA agents. He noted that the situation in the region became even more explosive as a result of U.S. growing interference into El Salvador's internal affairs. Ignoring proposals of Nicaragua and Salvadoran patriots on a peace settlement, said the Cuban leader, the American Administration is broadening military aid to its allies, is building up aggressive actions against the Nicaraguan people and is trying to camouflage its interventionist plans in El Salvador by the election farce. Threats are growing at the same time from the Reagan administration to Cuba. The Soviet people are indignant at the U.S. aggressive actions against sovereign Nicaragua, they firmly denounce those actions and express their firm solidarity with the Nicaraguan people, its rightful course, stressed the head of the Soviety delegation Aleksandr Dzaskhov. The Soviet people demand that aggression and terror against Nicaragua be stopped, that the people of that country, just as any other people, should have the guaranteed possibility of deciding their future themselves without being subjected to interference and pressure from outside. Well-known Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis denounced hegemonistic claims of imperialism, with Latin American peoples being its victims. He expressed firm confidence in victory of revolutionary Nicaragua, the patriots of El Salvador, Chile and other countries of the continent. British sociologist J. Pearce, who has recently visited Nicaragua, spoke about Washington's barbarous actions against civilians of that country. Seeking to turn Central America into its province, the United States is intensively preparing direct armed intervention in that region, she said. But it will be in for a defeat there, just as it was in Vietnam. The British sociologist rebuffed the slanderous propaganda which tries to hold Nicaragua, Cuba and the Soviet Union responsible for the dramatic events in Central America. -END-