a) b) c) 5S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN ~6- CS-311/05330-64 Pressures and mancuvers of the United States in Guat- e) emala and in general what can be koown about the same ° in other countries, with respect to the points above. f) Information on the maneuvers for rupture with Cuba in the other countries, a g) ‘Influence of the banana campaigns fcompanics7 and the | United States on the elecg ions, f h) Attitude of the rebel groups toward the election, 10, MOVEMENT OF SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA 7 a) Learn the capability of effective actions of. solidarity which the rebel organizations have, ; 11, REPRESSIVE ORGANIZATIONS .- a) Guatemalan members of the Central American intelligence coordination, their task and functions, r b) Places where Guatemalan Intelligence has its offices, ; Yankee and foreign advisers, persons who operate with ' the same, especially Cuban counterrevolutionaries, c) Objectives and plans developed to attain the same. Plans against Cuba, and internal repression plans for the countries of the area, d) Meetings of the chiefs and ministers of the interior of the Central American countries. Meetings of the chiefs of military intelligence in those countries, @) Leaders of the military intelligence machinery, officers and units of the same especially, internal repression plans and attacks against the Cuban Revolution, Coordi- naticn existing among the various Central American services, Persons who represent Guatemala, £) Contact with Interpol, Coordination existing with the same. Restrictive measures on travel to Cuba, Agents, IMPORTANT: 12. DOMESTIC POLICY OF THE COUNTRY a) Bourgeois political parties: composition, strength, propaganda media, leaders (data on the same), program, b) Relations of the bourgeois political parties with the U.S, monopolies, The Embassy and the Church. 13, INTERNAL SITUATION OF THE ARMED FORCES Groups within the armed forces inclined to perpetrate a coup, Data on the military chiefs and their activities. Work of the Auxiliary Archbishop Mario Casariego within the armed forces and in relation to the armed forces of other Central American countries, S-E-C-R-E-T XO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 « wos ; S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -7- "  ¢8-311/05330-64 dj). Data on the military who are in the international organizations (IDB, UN) and of the military attaches ‘ in and from Latin American countries, 14. THE CHURCH a) Ecclesiastical hierarchy, b) Position and relationships between the natioual clergy and the foreign clergy. e) Participation of the Church in the domestic policy of the country. d) Secular organizations of the Church (Catnolie Working Youth, ete.). e) Campaigns OF the Church; reasoning used against Cuba. f) Influence of the Church in the education of the country, g) Connections between Church plans and plans of the United Fi States, Alliance for Progress, Peace Corps, F h) Relationship between the Church and the. armed forces, 15. STRUCTURE OF THE GOVERNMENT AND FUNCTIONING OF ITS AGENCIES a) Relations between the presidency and the ministries, b) Data on the persons closest to and most influential with Ydf{goras, c) The congress. Outstanding personalities, Relations with the government and the United States Embassy and the banana monopolies, d) Judicial power: persons who occupy the highest appoint- ments. Important laws, Repressive laws. Relations of the judicial power with the other powers, e) Mayors of the principal cities, Data on the same. 16, FUNCTIONS, CHARACTERISTICS, AND DATA ON MEMBERS OF THE FOREIGN © SERVICE .AND OF THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS ACCREDITED TO THE COUNTRY a) UN. b) OAS and IDB, ec) Officials in and of the Latin American countries, 17. THE PRESS a) Data on newspapermen and the periodicals, Possibilities of using the newspapermen in the country and abroad, Data on radio broadcasting and television in campaigns against Cuba, and the radio link network with the United States, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 18, 19, S~-E-C-R~E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -“ B-.- CS-311/05330-64 - NECESSARY STATE OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY New economic policy of the United Fruit Company. a) b) United States investments, ‘ e) U.S. capital existing in the country and its influence, d) Trend in tho unemployment lovel. @) The relations of Gaatemala with a view to Central American economic integration, : BELIZE a) Dispute for the territory of Belize among Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala, b) Differences between England and the United States on the ; matter of Belize, ° sc) Plans of Ydfgoras to annex Belize, d) Possibility of establishing a center in Belize, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM