-DATE- 19870805 -YEAR- 1987 -DOCUMENT_TYPE- INTERVIEW -AUTHOR- F. CASTRO -HEADLINE- CASTRO DISCUSSES L.A. CP CONFERENCE RESULTS -PLACE- CUBA -SOURCE- MOSCOW TASS -REPORT_NBR- FBIS -REPORT_DATE- 19750805 -TEXT- CASTRO DISCUSES L.A. CP CONFERENCE RESULTS Moscow TASS in English 0710 GMT Aug 75 LD [Text] Havana, August 5, TASS--"Latin American communists are unanimous in the view that relaxation and successes in the struggle for peace that are a result of the changes in the alignment of forces in the world in favor of socialism, promote strengthening of all the revolutionary and progressive forces," said Fidel Castro, the first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, prime minister of the Cuban Government. In an interview to a TASS correspondent, he dwelt at length on the results of the conference of communist parties of countries in Latin America and the Caribbean which was held here in June. The conference proved, Fidel Castro said, that the communist parties of the Western hemisphere present a united, homogeneous political force. There is a firm identity of views of these parties on all the problems common to them and complete mutual understanding on specific problems faced by every Latin American country. The declaration adopted by the conference analyzes the international situation, stresses the role of the Soviet Union and the socialist community as a whole in the struggle for peace and international relaxation and points to a great importance of the forces of socialism and successes in international relaxation for the international revolutionary movement, Fidel Castro said. "Representatives of practically all parties of Latin American countries in their speeches at the conference expressed concern about negative consequences of the foreign policy of China for the international situation as a whole and for the situation in each of these countries and about negative, pseudorevolutionary, obstructionist and splitting nature of that policy, since that policy is a significant factor, but a factor that has a negative effect on the revolutionary process. This problem was analyzed at the conference, and its participants, as the declaration stresses, condemned the foreign policy of the Chinese leadership," Fidel Castro said. The Havana conference, said the leader of the Cuban communists, declared for a convocation of an international conference of communist and workers parties and for achieving favorable conditions for holding such a conference. Fidel Castro stressed the importance of the provisions in the declaration about the need of all-around widening of solidarity with the revolutionary movements of various countries, with the revolutionary movements of various countries, with the communist parties, and of the strengthening of internationalist proletarian solidarity as a whole. "The ideas expressed in the declaration will promote further development and strengthening of relations between communist parties of Latin America and will exert a great influence on the international communist movement," Fidel Castro declared -END-