12, §-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM - J = The Party's Internal Situation CS-311/02108-64 1) Stroreth, Jeadare (data on leaders) The Party's relations with other leftist elements. 2) Possibilities of Unity. Their work with Official Agitation policy of the Party. {Its position as to the unity of the Central American Parties, regarding the development Their work on Solidarity with Cuba. Party finances « source of their finances. Establishment of periodic and permanent contact with e) 2) Disputes. ft) ' With VLAN, i) Disputes, mass organizations. %) of guerrilla action. i) ‘5? Propaganda media. k) 1) the Communist Party of Panama. " LMPORTANT PANAMA‘'S INTERNAL POLITICS. a) b) ‘¢) d) e) £) Bourgeois Political parties, composition, strength, propaganda media, leaders, biographic data on leaders, programs, position concerning the Canal Zone. internal dissensions, and their Relations of bourgeois political parties with North American monopolies, with the American Embassy, Canal authorities, and the church. Anti-Communist campaigns. on Cuba. Leaders, Fraternal Secre Relations with the Panamanian Government and the ‘Yankee" Embassy. Their posture ~ attacks t Organizations. Bourgeois political parties’ relations with Armed Forces. Bourgeois politicians who have supported popular demonstrations against the Canal Zone. Date on these politicians. Thelma King. Biographic data, past activities, and contacts. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 13. S~-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM _=B- . . CS-311 702108-64 ARMED FORCES INTERNAL SITUATION, a) b) e) d) - eo 14. 15. ft) a) @) f) &) h) i} 5). Armed. Forces: Structure, cores. equipment, strength, corps organization. principal - barracks or camps. Data on military leaders and their activities. Coup d'état groups within the Armed Forces. Military relations with other Latin American ; | countries. 7 Ideological indoctrination of the Armed Forces. Program postures and media. Data. on Panamanian Military figures in international _organizations U.N., Inter-American Defense Board), military attachés. in and from Latin American . countries. 'g). Plans for counter-insurgency training. } ee / h) armed Forces relations with the Church. Ee Sten THE CHURCH, BL ne a) Eeclesiastical Hierarchy. me b) Position and controversies between foreign and national clergy. -@) Participation of the Church in internal politics, The Church’s secular organizations {i,e, Catholic Working Youth). The Church's campaign against Cuba. The Church's penetration of peasants, workers, and students, : : wet ‘The Church's relations with Canal Zone Authorities. Inter~relationships between plans of the Church and the U.S.A. . . The Church's relations with the Panamanian Government. Influence of the Church on education. FUNCTIONS. CHARACTERISTICS, AND DATA ON MEMBERS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE AND THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS ACCREDITED TO THE COUNTRY, a) b) UN. - Pe . can OAS, Inter-American Defense Board. S-E-C-R+~E-T NO FOREIGN: DISSEM .
14-00000 me re S-E-C-R-E-T ot NO FOREIGN DISSEM -@- ' €S-311/02108-64 ¢) Panamanian officigls in Latin American countries; Latin. American officials in Panama. a) Information obtained in diplomatic circles regarding the ‘internal life of the country. ; : ; ; “no ‘e) "Dispatching of official documents, seals, signatures, ete. . . . NECESSARY an : 16. THE PRESS. . j ok, a) Data on journalists, and diffusion media in Panawa. - . —_ 4 a ; 7 ; “ b) Possibilities: of using these journalists within the — 4 . . : country” ‘and abroad. a 17.” STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL FUNCTIONS. a) Relations between the Executive and the Ministries. 'b) The function of Congress, its most outstanding figures. _— Relations with the “Yankee” Embassy, the North * American monopolies, and the canal authorities. c) Data on the closest collatorators of R. Chiari. d) The Judicial Power. Personalities occupying high positions. Important laws. Repressive laws. Relations of the Judicial branch with other branches of the government. e) Other governmental organs ~ their functions. f) The necessity of recruiting collaborators to gather information on these issues. 18, SPOTTING OF COLLABORATORS TO INFORM ON TKE NATIONAL ECONOMY. a) New economic policy of United Fruit. b) North American investments. ec) Position of Panama regatiding Central American economic integration, S-E-C~R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM :