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Money was given to political parties. But money to dictators and generals was sometimes under the table. Calvi feared his trips to South America because the Communists, the Cubans, knew that Calvi with [fellow P2 Members] Gelli and Ortolani were building rightist strength in South America. That was our goal." Sindona's more immediate goals involve fighting extradition to Italy, where he faces charges related to the collapse of his Italian banks. In the meantime, the former titan of international finance, the onetime owner of banks, hotels and construction companies spends his days worrying about whether he will obtain permission to install a bookshelf in his cell.