(404-10196-10105 sete etl CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Thle metertal cuntaine informeatinn effecting the National Retense of the United Statea withia the mraning of the Eepicange Laws, Titie 18, UBC Sea TH and 194, the tranamionion of tereieticn of Which io any manne? to on UReUlborisnd percom te prohibited by tow. ‘ ; S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM REPORT NO. CS -311/06085-64 ‘ countay Cuba 19 November. 1964... suasecy Policy Gutdance Directives for DATE DISTR, Cuban Intelligence Representatives — in El Salvador NO, PAGES 8 ---- ' ; _- REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 CS-311/003 45-64 DATE OF 1963 : PLACE @ , —" FRLO REPORT NO. DATE ACQ. June 1964 THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INFGRMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAIZAL GF CONTENT 2S TENTATIVE, sourece: A formor Cuban intelligence officer who served with the Cuban . Intelligence Service until April 1964, The following is a translation of a docu- Headquarters Comment. mens which scurce provided containing the policy guidance direc- tive for Cuban intelligence representatives in El Salvador, prepar: d by the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de Intelligencia ~~ DGI), MA Department. The MA Departe ment no longer exists as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal Department (Tlegal) and National Libera. ticn Department (Liberacien Nacional -- LN). DIRECTIVES OF THE M-~A SECTION COUNTRY: EL SALVADOR IMPERATIVE: 1, Collective action, National Liberation Movement, . . armed Forces of El Salvador, , 2 3 4. The Salvadoran Communist Party. §, Repressive organizaticns and CIA, 6 Domestic political iifs. 7, Training camps and countesrrevolutionary operating bases, 8, Counterrevolutionary organizations, i $ 9, Movement of solidarity with Cuba. 2 | . Geoue t 2 §..E-C-R-E-T tuctedod hom ecroaant i NO FOREIGN DISSEM Paaen ts | NAVY Alg NSA STATE REPCINCLANT CINCSO # FERNS {Note: Field distribunea Indicated by ” 3.) “a Lean ,SR 4,FE 3 * war UPA BE VRQV EF rrime OCT BeFsvy wt wLVAN
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14-00000 4 a ee S-E-C-R-E-T . NO FOREIGN DISSEM 4, -~ 2- C3-~311/06085-€4 10. Position of the political parties toward the Cuban Revolution, ll. Relations with the United States of America, 12. The Church, 13. Internal situation of the armed forces.. IMPORTANT: ; . 14, Operation and characteristics of the foreign service, data on its members and on the accredited diplomatic corps. 8, we News broadcasts and press, NECESSARY: 16, Structure of the government and operation of its agencies, 17, State of the national economy, a r . . va ‘LINES AND OBJECTIVES OF INFORMATION COUNTRY: EL SALVADOR IMPERATIVE 1. COLLECTIVE ACTION a. Political or military agreements of the regional Latin American organizations against Cuba in which the govern~- ment of El Salvador participates, b. Meetings of the regional organizations intended to take measures against the Cuban Revolution, Date of the same, Places where they are held, Themes and points discussed, agreements reached. Penalties against Cuba, ec. Meetings of the Council of Central American Defense (CDCA). Reasons for holding the same, Date and place where they were held. Subjects discussed, Proposals, agreements adopted against Cuba. Nature of the same. d. Military mobilization and concentration of Latin American troops on the territory of El] Salvador; reasons mentioned ° for the same. Units and effectives of armies participating in these movements, @, Meetings of a military type held on Salvadoran territory, or meetings attended ty this country. Armies which pure ‘ ticipate in the same: names of participants, Subjects discussed and agreements adopted, Measures taken to carry them out. ff. Penetrate the organizations and sgencies of a regional type which are based in El Salvador, especially the CDCA and the ODECA, g. Measures taken on travel to or from Cuba. bh, Possibilities of a break with Cuba by countries which now have relations, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 d. a S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM - 3 = CS-311/06085-64 MOVEMENT OF NATIONAL LIBERATION Development of plans for the insurrectional struggle. Role of the leftist forces, The F.U.A.R.: its members, directors, organization, media for conbat. Degree of participation by ‘the mass organizations: workers, -‘peasahts, - students, and other strata (women, professionals, intellect- ~ uals), Overt organizations: number and function, leadership, organization, degree of participation in the national liberation movement. . Repressive activities against the forces of the left. Possibility of contacts with the Guatenslan ‘guerrilies and Sco others of Central America, . u Propaganda media of the leftist forces, Permanent contact with the Communist Party and the F.U;:A.R. Constant information on their position toward Cuba, and the political and economic changes which have occurred here, ARMED FORCES OF EL SALVADOR a. b. "THE Organization of the armed forces, Units and strength. Principal chiefs of the same, . Appropriations for the armed forces, Appropriations to each branch, Secret bilateral agreements with the United States, Yankee advisers in the various branches of the armed forces, Activities and functions of the same. Type of instruction or training which they give. Participation of the armed forces in the activities of the CDCA, Units and strength of the same which participate in the latter's actions. Stationing of these forces, Guerrilla and anti-gusrrilla training received in the army. . Units and strength of the same which participate in the —__ craining, Duration of the training. Manuals used in the Samé@, Special armaments la which they are trained, COMMUNIST PARTY OF EL SALVADOR Position toward the Second Declaration of Havana, Pesition on Cuban-Seviet relations, Position on the line followed by Cuba in the national and international political order, Fosition in relation to the disagreerents in the Communist international movement: , In the case of China and the USSR. In the case of Albania and the USSR. In the Yugoslavia-China-USSR-Albanian question, In the peace problem, In relation to peaceful coexistence, S-E-C-R-E-¥ NO FOREIGN DISSEM