: a reg eg youn ot wet . CC; Cae we rv os tf Bs ~Qu for positive intelligence on. Mexican political figures on Comminism and on - activities of foreisn Comaunlats in Mexico or transitting Mexico. In addition this project assists in satisfying the Station's support requirements for operational data and in providing access to the highest echelons of the Mexican Government. ; - (1). FI information. From 1 January 1965 through 31 Deceuber 1965 this project was the source of 176 positive reports. (Of the 641 positive reports sent by the Mexico Station to Headquarters between 1 January and 31 December 1965, 176 (or 27%) of-them cane from LIENVOY.) ‘The general subject categories within _ which these reports fall as related to objectives of the most recent RMD (HMMS-4016 dated 27. July 1965) ares ‘Priority A. 1, 2, 3 and Priority 3. 1, 2, and 3. “Cuban Enbessy Activities in Mexico Soviet Embassy Activities in México Activity of Nexican Govertment with regard to intentions and strategy {n domestic and foreign affairs Communist Party of Mexico (PCM) Activities in Mexico Communist Pront Activities (Movimiento Liberacion Nacional ~ MLN) in Mexico . . Activities of Communist, Leftist, or outspoken Anti-PBPRIME political figures Activities of Communist China representatives in Mexico (2) CI/CE information. In addition to the general subject categories of .. FI interest, the LIENVOY Project continues to fulfill a atanding requirement to provide CI/CE data on the following selected targeta: Cuban Embassy - six lines Soviet Enbassy - five Lines Chinese Communist News Agency (NCNA) - one line Czech Fmbassy - two lines , Polish Embassy - two lines Several Mexican Coommiats Of the above coverage, neither the Czech nor the Polish Embassy targets are“ listed as a priority in the lntest Related Mission Directive, ‘They are cove for possible leads into the Soviet Embassy intalligence activity. : D. EFFECTIVENESS (1) During the past year (1 January 1965 through December 1965) the LIENVOY Project covered a total of 30 (thirty) targets simultaneously which provided 6,552 reals of raw take. This waa processed into 19,960 pagas of transcripts f this amount actual count by LIENVOY processors was 14,460 pages, an estimate by the outeide Czech translator waa 1,500 pages, the Russian translator 2,000 Pages, and the Polish translator 1,000). Enclosed as attachment mmber 2 is the 1965 Work Load Log for LIENVOY by month and target. Since this includes only the
a other Station: (unilateral) agents, ” work done inside the LP, total Ngures vary actoniing to additional work done by (2) (a) Mextcah Tarsets. of the 30 lines covered, at least 15 of them are alvays exclusively for KUSARK the remaining targsts ary selected by LIRAMA but are also of definite interest to EVSAREK as sources of Positive and CE/cr intelligence, The Maxican targets covered during the past project year vere: 20 3018 Lazaro Canienas Del Rio hO.1918 Lazaro Cardenas Dal Rio (pro-Commnist, anti~-PBPRIME ex-President of Mexico) 8622-19 Lies Armanio Castillejos Oritiz ; (Leader of the Partido Comniste Bolchevique, Partido Comunista Mexicano - PCM splinter group) ee 23 85 25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde | (prominent Nexican Marzist intellectual, itular head of the Movimiento Liberacton Nacional, MLN, manber of Comite Mexicano por Paz = Mexican Peace Comittee, Foreer head of the Cireulo Estudios Mexicanos - CEM - Commnist Front Cultural Group.) 461270 Vicente Lombanto Toledano (Mextean Marrist labor leader) 35 59 82 Union Ractonal Sinrarquista (Rightist catholic group) ; 45 59 52 David Alfaro Squetros . (painter and Coacuntst rabble rouser) 35 36 52 Politica . (bi-weekly Marxist, anti~PEPRIME, pro-Cuba magazino) 42 06 97 Francisco Galimio Ochoa (Press Secretary for the Presitdencia). 46 6016 Prensa Latina ko 6015 (Castro Cuban subsidized Press Agency). 4315 06 Lic Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (Communist wezber of National Executive Committee of Movimtento Liberacion Nacional ~ MLN) an . 19 70 64 Jorge Lopez TANAYO Castillejos an . ‘(Mexican Marxist intellectual and a leading zenber of the Conite Mexicano por la Pas ~ CMP - Mexican Peace Coamittee and father of Jorge TAMAYO Portillo, secretary of the School of Keonomics at - the National Artcromous University of Mexico and contact of the Cuban Embassy)
44-0000 i : oO Feb f . 10 29 69 Movimiento Liberacion Nacional ~ MLN 7 (anti-PHPRIME, pro-Cuban Commurist ‘Front Group) 21 80 65 Movimiento Civico Nacional (Rightist group of industrialists) . . 43 54 94 Victor Rico Galan . . (Anti-PBPRIME, pro-Castro, Spaniah, naturalized Mexican |. , Commnist.journalist) . oe “While the above lines were covered at various times during the pest project ; _ year, the LIENVOY. intercept center haa the capability of connecting machines to "any line which has “been covered in the past since once a tap is made. running the line into the center, it stays there after the machines have been put-on other targets. The reels from the above targets are not transcribed completely, LIENVOY monitors extract significant conversations and include them in a daily “resumen”, ‘the original of which is read daily by LIRAMA and a copy of which is delivered each morning to the Mexico Station, The reels are retained for about ten days for fuller transcripts if requested by LIRAMA or vy the Mexico Station. ‘The “resumen” is typed in four copies at the end of gach day (covering conversations which occurred that day). (n the following morning by 0800 hours, one copy is hand-carried by LIENVOY-2 to LIRAMA. At the sane time, Arnold F, AREHART delivers a copy to Robert B. RIGGS for delivery to Willard C. CURTIS. A third copy ta delivered to LIELSGANT by LEENVOY-2, Tue fourth copy ise relained in a chronological file in the intercept center, . oy (>) KUBARK Targets. . The KUBARK targets have been limited mainly to CL/CE requirements. These include the Cuban Enbacsy, Soviet Qabassy, Czech Embassy, Polish Fnbaasy, and the Commmnist Chinese News Agency (NCNA). There follows selected significant examples of the LIENVOY product from each of these targets with a Station appraisal of its effectiveness. 1. Cuban Embassy. The, gix lines covered are: 1s 42 37 The Ambassador's private telephone ‘ 25 07 95 The Chancery .O I 14.23 26 The Chancery 25 09 1h The Commercial Office 11 23.47 The Consulate 25 Of 77 Elena Vasquez Gomez The Chancery and Consulate lines regularly identify foreignars in Mexico who contact the Cuban Bnabagsy. Reels are usually transcribed Within one day of the conversation; however, if the caller happens to be a U.S. citizen, the transer:pta are prepared immediately which frequently permits the Station to arrange for unilateral surveillance and identification of the persons involved. The Commercial Office coverage provides information on Cuban Coumercital activities in Mexico and identification of firms doing Lusiness with Cuba.