(tos-t0185-40126 4 3 a) , : CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material contains information affectiog the Nations! Defense of the United States withia the meaning of the Pepionage Laws, Title 18, USC. Seca. WS and TH, the tranemimion of revelation of which te any manner to aa unauthorized pereom te probibited by law. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSE COUNTRY Cuba REPORT NO. CS -311/01782-*4 SUBJECT Policy Guidance Directives DATE OiSTR. 10 August 19 ‘for Cuban Intelligence Repre-= . gu 64 sentatives in Costa Rica as NO. PAGES 10 Issued by the NA Department . (latelligence) of the General REFERENCES CS-311/00118-64 Directorate of Intelligence DATE OF ; INFO, 1964 : PLACE &@ DATE ACQ.” CS-311/00716-S4 FIELD REPORT NO. THES 1S UNEVALUATED INSORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT is TENTATIVE, SOURCE, A former Cuban IS efficer who served with the Cutan Intelligence Service until April. 1964. Headquarters Comment. The following is a translation of a docu- ment which source provided this Agency, concerning the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de Inteligencia =~ DGI), MA Department, policy guidance directive for Cuban TnteT1i- gence representatives in Costa Rica. The MA Department no longer exists as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal Department (Ilegal) and the National Liberation Department (Liberacion Nacional ~- LN), DIRECTIVES OF THE N-A SECTION COUNTRY: Costa Rica Back eRN TO CIA IMPERATIVE: © Not F d Use Only —— produce .- Collective Action. Pre-revolutionary conditions. Repressive elements. The solidarity with Cuba Movement. ? The position of political parties toward the Cuban Revolution. 1 2 3 4, The Costa Rican Communist Party (Popular Vanguard of Costa Rica). 5 6 7 Counterrevolutionary organizations. ° S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM Gare & Rededed tem eutament deangedeg ood LX- 1582 fT Lp NP NP (AMMUG- 1) , RID/AN 1,
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L4. "15. 16, 7. i8, S-E-C-R-E~T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -~ 2- CS-311/01782-64 Training camps and tases. Costa Rican armed forces. State of the political parties and groups of the country. Relations with the United States of America. Internal situation of the armed forces. © Lines of information on the Catholic Church. IMPORTANT: Functioning, characteristics, and data'on the foreign service . and its:members, and the diplomatic body accredited in that -. country. ; . x — The radio and written press. The Latin Press and its functioning. 8 NECESSARY: Governmental structure and the functioning df its organs. State of the national economy- LINE AND OBJECTIVES OF INFORMATION COUNTRY: COSTA RICA IMPERATIVE: COLLECTIVE ACTION: @) Resolutions of political or military nature within the Latin American regional organizations in which the Government of Costa Rica participates against Cuba. Plans of Collective Action, meetings in which they were adopted, dates of the same. Plans and orientations taken, organism charged with carrying forward the aggression, date established. b) Measures on travel to or from Cuba. | c) Resolutions taken in the body of C.D.C.A. against Cuba, conerete plans to develop these against the Cuban revolution, , d) Utilization of Costa Rican territory to carry out military operations along with the military members ; of €.D.C.A., armies and units who take part in the same. e) Resolutions taken in the C.D.C.A. against the National Liberation Movement of the peoples of that zone, coordination taken between the same towards lending S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
ce f) \ S--C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -3- CS-311/01782-64 collaboration to the government through the Army. Agreements cn the particulars. Resolutions taken in the body of the OAS against Cuba. Plans to carry cut the same. The Costa. Rican Government's participation in these. PRE-REVOLUTIONARY CONDITIONS: - b) ec). ad) e) £) @) h) i) 3) “k) 1) m) a) | Possibilities for armed fighting. General conditions for the’ Revolution, Existing contradictions. Publi¢ations, - ‘ Progressive organizations: points of view of these organizations with regard to the development of the Revolution. - Existing disagreements between the revolutionary parties, on what these disagreements are based. Arguments. State-of the projected Central American guerrille front. Details known to the Imperialists. Its -relations with the country’s leftists. Repression against leftist forces. Contact with the leftists in order to know regularly their points of view at all times and when we need it. The Movements: workers, peasants, students. Their organization, forces, directors, labor, and relations with the leftists. Degree of unity. ‘The workers' organization: their structure, strength, degree of unity, penetration by Imperialism. On the F.U.T.R.A.-. Gh the Confederation "Rerum Novarum" (on the Encyclical by Leo KIII). On the peasant movement, The peasant leagues. The Youth movement: its leftist groups. Yankee penetration. Possibilities of spontaneous manifestations of fighting in the country. REPRESSIVE BODIES, CIA, a) Repressive bodies who function in the country. Leaders of the same. Plans and objectives developed by these leaders. Known agents, offices, and premises which they use. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM