(tos-t0185-0115]. « ‘ ¥ Wow oe RD Gd obo OR “pe This material aontdines informatica afecting the Netienal Defense « the United State: etnin the meaning of the Kepionege Laga, Title , & CSC. Seca, HS ant TM, the trenamission or rereiation << wea In any manner ic am unauthorised person is prohibited by tse. S-E-C-R-E-T ~ NO FOREIGN DISSEN COUNTRY Cuba’ REPORT NO, CS ~311/02378-64 suuect Policy Guidance Directives for DATE DISTR. 24 August 1964 ~ Cuban Intelligence Representatives . in Mexico as Issued by the NA NO. PAGES 12 Department of the General Directorate of Itelligence REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 CS-311/00345-64 DATE OF 1964 RETURN TO CIA INFO. . con. Background Use Only PLACE & .. DoN - ED REPORT NO. _ Do Not Reproduce _OaTE ACQ. (June 1964) SOURCE: THIS (S UNSVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ASE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT ($ TENTATIVE. A former Cuban intelligence officer who served with the Cuban . Intelligence. Service until April 1964. Head uarters Comment... The following is a translation of a adocigent which Source provided this Agency and concerns the , General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de REPC INCLANT Inteiigencia. i DG) MA. Department's polic; guidance directive for Cuban ‘Eatelligence represéntatives in Mexico. The MA Department no loriger exists‘as stich, having been divided into , y two departments: Illegal Department (Illegal) and the National Liberation Department (Liberacion Nacional - LN). ’ Source Comment. Mexico is of special importance as @ country through which much information is obtained and as a country ' with which Cuba desires to maintain good relations. As 2 . ‘yvesult the Cuban intelligence service does not mount revolu- : tionary activities directed against the Mexican government. DIRECTIVES OF THE M-A SECTION COUNTRY: MEXICO : : IMPERATIVE Collective Action ; Official Relations with Cuba Attitude of the Mexican Government Toward Counterrevolutionary Elements and Their Activities S-E-C-R-E-T 5 NO FOREIGN DISSEM 4 ° Sieur 7 3 tuateded trom autenae 3 paar . NSA NSCK 1 OCR FBI 2 CINCSO # T&NS — wP (AMMUG-L) ition See Atkached Pagh {| ST cs-311/02378-64 | orn gona ree L. -ACSL__OF “Say ne AD RWT sm COORDINATING
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14-00000 wanes hd, VEIISOTUE @ ae 4. Position of Political Groups Regardice the Cuban Revolution ‘ . 5. Counterrevolutionary Organizations &. Status of the Novement for Solidarity with Cuba 7. Relations with the United States ks & c¢C..A. E . r 8-A. Repressive Bodies } 9, Training Camps and Recruiting Centers Py . 4 16. Reporting About the State of the Leftist Forces o- ll. State of the Politica? Parties or Groups of the ~ Country, — | 12. Mexican Communist Party ‘ IMPORTA , _ As. The Country's Foreign Policy — 14. Function, Characteristics, and Facts about Menterg ef the Foreign Service and of the Diploaatic Corps Accredited in the Corntry 15. Political Life of the Country 16. Internal Situation of the Armed Forces 17. The Catholic Church 18. Counterrevolutionary Activities iS, The Press : 20. Prensa Latina and its Faunctioaing - NECESSARY 21. Economic Situation 22, Government Structure and the Function of its Organisms INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIONS AND OBJECTIVES COUNTRY: MEXICO IMPERATIVE 1. COLLECTIVE ACTION a) Anti-Cuban policies adopted ty regional organizations. Position of the Government toward Cuba. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM a
. . : , . - 3 - CS-311L/02378-64 cy b) Meetings of Organizations of a secret nature called to deal with problems and measures against Cuba with a view toward adopting military measures or political eace gcperialicalily those having to do with asylum. Position of Mexico on the decisions made. ec) Meetings of a military nature held within the snhere of anti-Cuban regional organizations. Policies adopted. Mexico's position, 24 9, OFFICIAL RELATIONS WITH CUBA a) Regarding the maintaining of diplomatic relations. . ; b) Regarding development of commercial and cultural “as poo relations. e) Reflection of. the Caribbean crisis on its position. ie ay: <Bowitts Goncérning Soviet-Cutan relations in . intornegional questions that affect Cuba “and Peace. e) Reaction ‘+o United States pressure conceriiing “7 aggression toward Cuba. ; £) Regarding the Second Declaration of Havana. Regarding: political, economic, and social changes g)- that tale place in Cuba. h) Regarding any type of communication with Cuba and the application, in this respect, of Inter-American treaties (Rio Treaty, Punta Del Este, and 23rd of October meeting). 4) Position toward Cuba within international organ=- izations, especially the UN, the OAS, and the Inter-American Defense Board. j) Personal evaluations of the Chancellor, President, and Minister of Defense in respect to the preceding points. k) Position concerning trips of Cubans from Cuba and of foreigners, especially Latin Americans, to and from Cuba, : 3. ATTITUDE OF THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TOWARD COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY 7 ; ELEMENTS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES, a) Organisms charged with authorizing the sojourn of Cuban counterrevolutionaries; their officials, chiefs, attitudes, and relations with the counter- revolutionary organizations and their leaders. S-E-C-R-E-T © NO FOREIGN DISSEM [Bearer rp ec TERE RR Uc RE TERETE ETI 8 REE Pre er renter armrests aan