-DATE- 19880813 -YEAR- 1988 -DOCUMENT_TYPE- REMARKS -AUTHOR- F.CASTRO -HEADLINE- CASTRO SCORNS SHULTZ QUITO VISIT -PLACE- ECUADOR -SOURCE- HAVANA TELE-REBELDE -REPORT_NBR- FBIS -REPORT_DATE- 19880815 -TEXT- Scorns Shultz Quito Visit FL1308140388 Havana Tele-Rebelde Network in Spanish 1300 GMT 13 Aug 88 [Excerpts] Commander in Chief Fidel Castro, president of the Councils of State and Ministers, has said that his friendship with famous painter Oswaldo Guayasamin is a great privilege. [passage omitted] A reception was held last night a Guayasamin's residence attended by political and intellectual figures from Ecuador and other countries. [passage omitted] In an exchange with Guayasamin in the festive and humorous atmosphere. Fidel said that the mural he painted for the Ecuadoran congress and which bears the initials of the CIA as a symbol of U.S. interference in Latin American is going to be one of the most famous paintings, or at least the one that became famous most quickly. Fidel added that this stemmed from the fact that someone did more than the painter himself. This was imperialism because thanks to its arrogance, the mural had become famous very quickly. Fidel paraodied Karl Marx's famous phrase when he said that the specter now going around the world is Guayasamin's mural. Amid the guests' laughter, the Cuban leader told of Secretary of State George Shultz' arrival for at the congress for Rodrigo Borja's inauguration. I thought many things at that moment, he confided. [Words indistinct] because there was a big difference between this gentleman and the rest of those present. Fidel asserted that Shultz looked like a caricature of power. He looked flustered; perhaps the phrase caricature of imperialism might not be inaccurate because imperialism is beginning to look like a caricature. Fidel also said that some people remarked to him afterward that the U.S. official looked at Guayasamin's mural out of the corner of his eye, seeing the three initials, CIA, which caused such a commotion. Fidel reiterated that this was one of the happiest days in his life and that he was very happy during his stay in Ecuador because of the very warm welcome accorded by the Ecuadoran people and government. -END-