(404-10196-10316 ° . . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Pe i - This material contains taformatinn avecting the Metional Defense of the Tacurd S:atee witha the mesaing cf the Eaptonage Lava Tide Bs . . 18 CAC Gere TE and 14 the traneminioe of frrelation of which tm ear meaner ty an unauthoried perma ta profuoteed by tae. * . S-E-C-R-E-T a a 4 ‘ NO FOREIGN DISSEW 7 3 . . , SUBJECT Policy Guidance Directives DATE DISTR. 10 August 1964 BM oe for Cuban Intelligence Repre- i 2 . sentatives in Costa Rica as NO, PAGES 10 BD “ Issued by the MA Department rf an (Intelligence) of the General REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 =a: Directorate of Intelligence CS-311/00716-74 i DATE OF a DATE 1964 RETURN TO CIA me - PLACE & Backgrovn Use Only ; . 7 DATE ACQ. RED REPORT NC. w+. 3 -oduee THIS 18 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE CERINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT I$ TENTATIVE SOURCE: A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cutan Intelligence F Service until April 1964, S Headquarters Comment. The following. is a translation of a docu- yf ment which source provided this Agency, concerning the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de Inteligencia - DGI), MA Department, policy guidance directive for Cuban Intelli- ‘ gence representatives in Costa Rica. The MA Department no longer ey exists as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal : Department (Ilegal) and the National Liberation. Department, (Liberacion Nacional - LN). . $ 3 DIRECTIVES OF THE N~-A SECTION : COUNTRY: Costa Rica 3 IMPERATIVE: ° : 1. Collective Action. LJ t 2. Pre-revolutionary conditions. z : 3. Repressive elements. The Costa Rican Communist Party (Popular Vanguard of Costa Rica). 4. 5. The solidarity with Cuba Movement. 6. The position of political parties toward the Cuban Revolution. ‘ 7. Counterrevolutionary organizations, $ S-E-C-R-E-T- 2 5 NO FOREIGN DISSE 4 3 Saw 3 LGR gy UE Eg eg Lan . ; NP (AMNUG-1) ee-ptzached = {cS- 311 U1782-6 ; Lp emote oe ee eee op roresTE 3, CI 21. RID. as L, Stess 46 on SE og ysaaen ROAR WH 23 (37) AF 8 $8 (8), EE 8S (1%), FE 12 (8) SELL 19)
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14-00000 Li. 12. 13. 14, 2S. 16. 17. 18. S-E-C-R-E-T SO POREIGON DISSEM -~ 2 - CS-31LL/OL7S82-84 Training camps and tases. Costa Rican arwed 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. The radio and written press. The Latin Press and its functioning. NECESSARY: Governmental structure and the functioning gf its organs. State of the national economy. LINE AND OBJECTIVES OF INFORMATION COUNTRY: COSTA RICA IMPERATIVE: COLLECTIVE ACTION: a) Resolutions vf political or military nature within the Latin Americaa regional organizations in which the Government cf Costa Rica participates against Cuba. Plans of Callective Action, meetings in which ther 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. . i d) Utilization of Costa Rican territory to carry out military operations along with tne military menbers of C.D.C.A4., armies and units who take part in the same. e) Resolutions taken in the C.D.C.A. against the National Liberation Hovenent of the peoples of that zone, coordinative: taken between ‘he same towards lending S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
" REPRESSIVE BODIES, CIA, ; — S+E-C--R-E-T NO FOREIGN OI1SSEM. -~3- - CS-311 O17 82-64 collaboration to the government through the Army. Agreements on the particulars, f£) Resolutions Laken in the body of the OAS against Cuba. Plans to carr: out the same. The Costa Rican Government's participation in these. PRE-REVOLUTIONARY CONDITIONS: a) Possibilities for armed fighting. b) General conditions for the Revolution. Existing contradictions. ec) Publications. d) Progressive organizations: points of view of these organizations with regard to the development of the Revolution. Existing disagreements tetween the revolutionary _ parties, on what these disagreements are based. . Arguments. e) £) State of the projected Central American guerrilla front. Details known to the Imperialists. Its relations with the country's leftists. g) Repression against leftist forces. h) Contact with the leftists in order to know regularly their points of view at all times and when we need it. 4) The Movements: workers, peasants, students. Their organization, forces, directors, labor, and relations with the leftists. Degree of unity. j) The workers’ organization: their structure, strength, " degree of unity, penetration by Imperialism. On the F.U.T.R.A. On the Confederation "Rerum Novarum" (on the Encyclical by Leo XIIi). k) On the peasant movement. The peasant leagues. 1) The Youth movement: its leftist groups. Yankee penetration. Possibilities of spontancous manifestations of fighting in the country. m) a) Repressive bodies who function in the country. Leaders of the same. Plans and objectives developed by these leaders. Known agents, offices, and vremises which they use. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
b) e) a) e) f) THE a) b) c) d) 6) £) g) h) i) J) k) 1) m) n) o) * $-R-C-R-E-T NO FORE(GN DISSEM - {= CS-311/01782-64 Foreign advisers of the repressive todies, name, and work that the: fulfall. Plans of coordination of the functions of Central American repression which exists. Meetings of the countries in the zone for this end. Representatives of Costa Rica who attend them. Agreements and plans taken. Form of control established. ‘Cuban elements who participate in the repressive tasks in Costa Rica. Members of the C.R.C. who actually work with the repressive bodies. Name and task of the same. CIA elements who work in Costa Rica. Nationals and foreigners who work as agents. Plans developed by CIA against Cuba and the National Liberation Movement. Offices and places where they work, Contact with Interpol. Coordination existing with the same. Restrictive measures on travel to Cuba. Agents. COSTA RICAN COMMUNIST PARTY (POPULAR VANGUARD OF COSTA RICA). Its position towards the II Declaration of Havana, Its position on Cuban~Soviet relations, Its position towards the iines that Cuba follows in the national and international political order. Its position in relation to the disagreements in the Communist International Movement. In the case of China and the USSR. In the case of Albania and the USSR. In reference to Yugoslavia--China--USSR--Altania. In reference to peace. In that which concerns peaceful coexistance. Internal situation of the Party. Directors (Data on the same). Party Forces. Relations with other leftist organizations. . Disagreements, Possibilities of union with the progressive and leftist forces. The position of the VAN in this sense. S-E-C ~R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM