14-00000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM - @- CS-311/06085-64 Domestic Situation in the party: State of. unity. Disagreements, Strength, Relations of the Communist Party with other rertist forces: Role within the F.U.A,R. State of unity with these forces, Disagreements. Methods of struggle adopted officially by the party! Participation of the party in insurrectional preparation, | Work of solidarity with Cuba, Capacity to hold active demonstrations in case of aggression against Cuba, Needs of the Communist Party in El Salvador, Role which the party plays regarding the unification of Central American parties with a view to the development of the guerrilla movement, . Publicity media of the Communist Party of El Salvador. Relations of the Communist Party o 1 Salvador with the bourgeois parties. . Maintenance of close contacts with the Communist Party of El Salvador. REPRESSIVE BODIES AND CIA Repressive bodies which operate in the country. Chiefs of the same, Functions of each, Activities carried out by them, Objectives of the repressive bodies, Coordination existing between the ational .epressive organizations and others of the area, Plans and objectives of the same, Meetings of the repressive bodies in the area, Date, place, and names of the meeting. AGREEMENTS ADOPTED IN THE SAME AGAINST CUBA AND THE NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENT, Measures dictated to execute the agreements, Date of inception, Foreign advisers in the repressive bodies (Yankees), their names, charges, and functions, Cases in which they have acted, Plans and objectives of the CIA in the country and the area, The national CIA network and persons who operate for it. Charges and functions, Counterrevolutionary persons who work with the repressive bodies and the CIA in the country. Names, charges, and functions of the same, Cases in which they have acted, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM”
&, 4. * a 5-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -$§- CS-311/06085-64 Contacts with the Interpol. Coordination existing with the sane, Restrictive measures on travel to Cuba. Agents... DOMESTI POLITICAL LIFE The bourgeois political parties: composition, strength, propaganda media, leaders, data on the same, programs, — : and internal differences, ReYations of the bourgeois political parties: relations with the national oligarchy, with the U.S. monopolies and the U.S, Embassy, with the churches, and the Honduran Armed Forces. Anti-Communist campaigns: arguments, attacks on Cuba, leaders, . ; The fascist gangs: their organization, membership, leaders, _ ~ Fraternal organizations of a secret type: their relations with the government, with the Church, the. u. 3. monopolies, and the U.S, Embassy. - oo a Election preparations: possible candidates, coslition programs, government campaign, activities of the Church, activities of the United States Embassy and of the armed forces, TRAINING CAMPS AND OPERATING BASES FOR COUNTERREVOLUTIONARIES a. Information on the location of training camps which operate in Salvadoran territory, Number of counterrevolutionaries, Type of training and duration of the same, Branches of instruction, Transportation media. Plans for attack, dates and targets, penetration of the existing camps. Pinpointing of operating bases for counterrevolutionaries who will operate in Salvadoran territory. Location of the same, Their characteristics, Available transportation media, Armament. Persons at the head of these organiza- tions who participate in them, Plans and objectives of their attacks, Dates of the same, Penetration. COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS . a, Delegations of counterrevolutionary organizations which ° operate in El Salvador, Leaders of the same, Activities they develop. Centacts with persons in the Government or political parties, Documents of the same organizations, Campaigns conducted by these persons in El Salvador, National organizations from which they obtain support for them. Methods used. Communications of the counterrevolutionary organizet ions with their centers in the United States. (Miami) and with Cuba. Through which persons they are established, Methods used. Contacts by the counterrevolutionaries with the Yankee Embassy, ‘Activities which they carry on in coordination with the same, . ‘ S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 '& id, 12. ~ 6 - . CS-311/06085-64 e, Qccupat tons in which they act legally. Business and other activities in'which they are engaged, [llegal activities developed. MOVEMENT OF SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA a. Learn the structure of the movement of solidarity with Cuba, b. Learn the possibilities of active demonstrations of soli- darity with Cuba which the progressive organizations have, POSITION OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES TOWARD THE CUBAN REVOLUTION a. Toward the Second Declaration ef Havana, b. Regarding the relations in matters which affect Cuba and 7 world peace, : — Regarding accusations that Cuba is a base of Communist ec. aggression against the American continent. RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA a. The Alliance for Progress, b. Relations with loan organizations in the United States, ec. The United States Embassy: data on the ambassador and other officials; their activities, U5. personnel utilized in . the various departments of the state (of El Salvador). d. The "Peace Corps", [ts activities. e. Participation of the Armed Forces of El Salvador in the academies of the “special forces” of the United States of Anerica, ff, Participation of the United Stares Army in the “Civic Action” organization, (Delegation of Uniteu States military person-~ nel to teach the native army how to anstruct the peasants, natives, and so forth in public health, School construction, ete., to win their sympathy): their activities, their political and military influence, United States military aid: role of the U.S, Military Mission, , h. Political influence of the monopolies: means of ideological penetration, 21, Cultural agreements: Scholarship plans. j. Plans to develop tourism, Construction of motels, airports, etc, Real purposes of these activities, TRE CHURCH a, Ectlesiastical hierarchy: personai data, organization. a b, Influence on the education of the country. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN
14-00000 23. id. iS. 5-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -T- CS-311/06085-64 Relations of the Church with United States plans for the country (with the Alliance for Progress, the Peace Corps), With the Salvadoran Armed Forces, with the remaining ‘religious organizations, c. d. Position or relations between the native and foreig clergy. , . we OOF e. Participation of the Catholic Church in the domestic policy of the country, Campaigns of the Catholic Church, f, Arguments of the Catholic Church against Cuba, INTERNAL SITUATION OF THE ARMED FORCES a. Internal situation in the army, Divisions into groups, | " Control exercised by them inside the army, Social composi- tion of the armed forces, tS b. Corruption in the army. Salaries received, compensation for officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates, Relations with smuggling, gambling, and drugs, Contra— dictions among the armed forces, c, Activities of fascist groups in the army, Anti-Communist current. Relations with civilian organizations of a fascist nature, IMPORTANT OPERATIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE, DATA ON ITS MEMBERS, AND ON THE ACCREDITED DIPLOMATIC CORPS IN THE COUNTRY a. The U.N, b, The Organization of American States and the Inter-American Defense Board, Officials in and of the Latin American countries, dad. Forwarding of all the information obtained in diplomatic | circles on the political life of the country, and diplomatic work, and non-official work of the accredited embassies, e, Data and operation of the foreign service, f. Operations of and data on the officials of the accredited diplomatic corps in the country. THE PRESS AND RADIO BROADCASTS a. Data on newspaper men and announcers, Data on the organs of dissemination (newspapers and radio Stations) existing in El Salvador; possibility of utilizing the newspaper men both inside and outside the country for our work. b. The clandestine press, c. The Official Bulletin or an equivalent publication in the country. . . S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM