£) 5) 2. COUNTER-INSURGENCY SCHOOLS ‘b) e) a) e) £) x) -Special weapons - duration of training cycle. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM - 3 = CS-311 02108-64 ° Measures taken concerning Cuban travel, Possibilities uf rupture with Cuba ‘by Latin American countries that still maintain them (gic), Counter-insurgency schools maintained by Yankee Imperfalism in Panama and the Canal Zone = especially the Canal Zone. Latin Americans attending these courses: duration of training cycle; name, rank, and nationality. Counterrevolutionary elements attending anti- guerrilla courses either as instructors or trainees; name and rank. Army. of current assignment and the duration of their training cycle. Manuals and texts used in counter-insurgency schools. Specialist schecls (i.e. Paratroopers, Frogmen}) in Yankee bases. Location of these bases. Elements training at Fort Davis as CIA agents or specialists in the various Latin police forces. Name, ,rank,and nationality of trainees and the duration of their training cycle. Manuals used at the Fort Davis training school, their techniques and identity of instructors. Panamanilans taking these courses. 3, POSITION OF POLITICAL PARTIES TOWARD THE CUBAN REVOLUTION, a) b) e) a) bd) c) a) e) 72) Their attitude toward the II Havana Declaration, Their attitude toward Cuban-Soyiet relations ; affecting Cuba and world peace. ' Their reaction toward accusations that Cuba is a Communist base for aggression toward Latin America. 4. RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES. Alliance for Progress. Peace Corps. Relations with American loan organizations. American military assistance and the role of the | : American military mission. Training of Panamanian military personnel in American schools. Location of American bases. Special forces schools in Panama. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN
14-00000 &) h) . S-E-C-R-E=T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ 4 « ' C§-311/02108-64 Naval Order of Battle - fleet identification - types of vessels - number of vessels - unit identification. . American troop concentrations. Movement observed within bases. Movement of ships, aircraft, ete. . Inform ghether the build-up during the crisis has been maintained or reduced. CUBANS IN YANKEE ARMY. a) b) e) d) Cuban counterrevolutionaries in Yankee Army bases in Panama; especially Kotte Base, Fort Gulick, and Rio Hato. Punta Mala and Mamintoes. Units to which _these mercenaries are assigned - their numbers. “Name and rank of their officers. Length of time they have been in the American Army. Date of their arrival in Panama. Information concerning the arrival of new contingents of Cuban mercenaries in Yankee bases in Panama < method of transport and thoir point of departure. Yankee and mercenary troop concentrations carried out in the Canal Zone and Yankee bases in Panama. Ostensible reasons for their presence. Maneuvers in Panama in which Latin American units have participated and their arrival there. Army involved, units, and their strength. . . Movements of Yankee personnel from the Canal Zone that would denote special preparations or situations. COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS, a) b) Counterrevolutionary organizations operating in Panama. Identity of leaders. Their government contacts and assistance received. Their contacts with other national sectors ~ thelr contact mechanism. Communications between organizations (counterrevolutionary) in Panama and their headquarters in Miami, Their contacts in Cuba. . . MOVEMENT OF SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA a) b) Verify whether the Movement of Solidarity with Cuka has been formed. How does-it function. Identity of leaders, etc. The potential of active manifestations’ b:’ progressive - organizations in favor of solidarity. CANAL ZONE. a) The necessity of Canal Zone penetration via press reports of same, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 f » e € 10, bv) a ‘ a) S-E-C -R-E-T NO FOREIGN DESSEM - 5 - CS-311/02108-64 Operations data. Entry and Exit control reygulations. Requirements for movement within the zone. Documentation required. [Internal customs. Regulations concerning ships and crews while in the canal zone. Civil and Military internal administration with details of its organization and structure, Data on ortnacipal officials. Intolerable economic and political turmoil caused by {the Canal Zone maritime activities in Panama. Entry and exit of canal. Disparity in wages tetween North Americans and Latin Americans, Effect of canal gone commercial establishments on Panamanian “.ecommerce. Attitude of Yankee officers and soldiers e) fy a) b) c) qd) e) f) g) h) 1) iD toward Panamanian nationals and their public officials. Policy of racial discrimination in the Canal Zone, Jamaican negro population and their relations with Jamaica. Hindu population in the Canal Zone and their relations with British Guiana, SUTUATION GF LEFTIST FORCES. Leftist political organizations - their liaison arrangements. Student movement: structure, strength, and oricntation of its organizations. The need of collaborators to provide information on these matters, Workers’ and Peasant organizations: structure, Strength, degree of unity, leaders, work that they carry on. Imperialist penetration. ORIT. Propaganda media of leftist forces. Repressive measures against leftist forces, Attitude of leftists toward insurrection, Leftist attitude toward the Cuban Revolution. Effects of the Caribbean crisis on the leftist forces, and consequences, Periodic and permanent contact with the Left. Information on Leftist reaction toward the political and economic chanyes taking place in Cuba. REPSESSLUVE FORCES. a} Repressive forces operative in Panama. Their function, organization, tactics, leaders, and officers. S-E-C~R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 b) d) @) ft) g) S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ 6 = CS-311/02108-64 Plans ‘and objectives of internal repression. Tactics utilized against the Liberation Movement and Solidarity with Cuta. Their objectives in the struggle against these movements. ‘Agreements in effect now between Panamanian and Central and Latin American revressive bodies. Meetings held to coordinate repressive measures within the Zone. ‘Dates, place, and identity of those attending meetings. Agreements reached to fight against the Liberation and Cuban Solidarity . Movements. Practical measures taken to carry them “out. . ‘ Foreign advisers of. the repressive forces (Yankees). Name, rank, and role of advisers. Specific cases. ih which these advisers have intervened. “DENI” activities. Police regional schools established in Panama or Canal Zone, Instruction offered. Training cycle. Manuals (obtain copies). Instructors. Panamanian nationals and other Latin Americans taking these courses. Name, rank, and nationality. Central Intelligence Agency. Foreign heads in Panama. Their name and duties. CIA offices. CIA objectives in Panama. Their plans to accomplish these plans. CIA's national net. Their outstanding operatives: their name, rank, and duties. Their principal targets. Penetration of CIA net. Interpol contacts. Coordination with Interpol. Restrictive measures on Cuban travel. Agents. ll. COMMUNIST PARTY OF PANAMA. b) c) d) Its attitude toward the If Havana Declaration. Its attitude toward Cuban-Soviet Relations. Its attitude toward the direction of Cuban national and international policies. [ts attitude or position regarding the International Communist Movement Schism. 1) China-USSR. 2) Albania-USSR. 3) Yugoslavia-China-USSR-Albania. ; : 4) Peace Movement. 5) Peaceful Co-existence. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM Oe ee ee ee PoP an eae ee a EE “.