S-E-C-t-E-T NO FOREQGN DEISSEM -4- CS- 311 01409-64 ARMED FORCES a) b) ec) d) e) f) 8) h) i) TRAINING CAMPS AND OPERATIONAL BASES a) b) c) THE NICARAGUAN COMMUNIST PARTY (PARTIDO SOCIALISTA NICARAGUENSE ~ Organization, Units and capabilities, Armaments,,. transportation, and bases. Chiefs.. Budget of the Armed Forces, Each branch's budget. Military pacts with the U.S. or otfier countries of Latin or Central America of a clandestine nature. Points agreed to in them.” Yankee military missions. Corps where they are assigned. Rank and duties of the integrants. Functions and tasks promoted by them. Strategy expounded by the mission. Units and effectives of the Armed Forces within the CDCA or available to cnter into it. Their chiefs. Role of the Nicaraguan Army in the integration of the Central American Armed Forees in the CDCA. Role and position of Tachite Somoza in it. Position of the other armies with respect to the command. Role of the Yankee mission in its desipnation, Military units with anti-guerrilla training. Effectives, length of antil-guerrilla training. Combat readiness. Armaments and transportation. Thelr bases. Unit Chiefs. ; Other battalions with special training (paratroops, Rangers, etc.). Their bases, armaments, aud transportation. New types of armaments adupled by the Armed Forces. Characteristics and quantities: of the malerial acquired, 1a Cuban mercenary training camps situated in Nicaraguan territory, determine their existence at the following points: Puerto Cabezas, Bluefields, tancho “La Fundidora", Isla Maiz (Corn [sland): their characteristics. Number of men trained. Type and length of training. Camp leaders. Countries from which the mercenaries come, Means of transportation, Existence of Cuban mercenaries ln Somoza's arm, and on his bases and barracks. Their names, ranks, and responsibilities. Units to which they belong. Positions. they hold in it. : Location of counter-revolutionary operational bases. Places where they are, number of men and military effectives, ships or other types of transportation. Arms which they possess. Aggression plans. Departure from bases and return to them. PSN) a) Position toward the ITI] Declaration of Havana. S-E-C R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM aces
b) c) d) e) f) g) h) i) Jj) k) 1) m) n) 0) p) a) 5-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSE, =~ § = CS-311/01409-64 Position toward Cuban-Soviet relations. Position toward the Cuban line in the national and international political field. Position in relation to the conflicts in the International Communist Movement: The case of China and the USSR. ae The case of Albania and the USSR. - In reference to Peace, 1 2 3. In reference to Yugoslavia, China, USSR, and Albania. 4 . 5 . In reference to peaceful co-existence. Internal situation of the party: 1. Leaders (data on them). 2. Activities, strength. 3. [Internal dissension. Actual steps of the PSN toward insurrection, Means of fighting which are officially adopted. Relations with other leftist forces: 1. Disagreements. 2. Status of unity. Participation of its members in other leftist organizations. Position of the Party toward: the unification of the Central American Parties for the purpose of promoting guerrilla warfare. Needs of the PSN. Labor for Solidarity with Cuba. Means of publicity. Permanent and periodical contact with the PSN. Relations with bourgeois parties. Attitude of the PSN toward the elections. Attitude of the PSN toward ‘the Central American. guerrilla war. REPRESSIVE BODIES Repressive bodies functioning within the ccuntry. Their commanders, plans, and objectives. S-E-C-R~E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM cue hamaeteencattDDSG we ite oD Eiaaese
14-00000 a) e) a) e) £) S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM = 6 =  €S8-.311,01409-64 “Military Intelligence services. Integration of Same, means of functioning. Their chicfs and high officials. Internal organization. Plans and objectives, Existing coordination between Somoza‘s repressive bodies and those of Central America. Nicaragua's wepresentative to them, meetings, agreements made, plans... Places where it is carried out. Plans which have been developed by the combined services. Participation of CIA and other Yankee agencies in the existing coordination among the repressive bodies of Central America. a Counter-revolutionary Cubans who belong to or participate in activities of the repressive services, their names, duties, and cases in which the, toot part. Nationals of the repressive bodies who have teen trained by CIA. Wherd they were trained, course and instructors. ‘ Contact with Interpol. Coordination with it. Restrictive measures concerning travel to Cuba. Agents, COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS a) b) e) a) e) Delegations of the counter-revolutionary organizations, their leaders, Their contacts with the Somoza Government. Through whom do they function. Aid which they receive. Most prominent persons. Contacts between Carlos Prio and the Somoza Government. Activities promoted by counter-revolutionary organi- zations. Propaganda campaigns, distribution of propaganda. Through what means they are carried out. Their contacts with the owners of these means, radio stations, printing houses, newspapers. Means of communication Letween organizations established in Nicaragua and the organizations in Miami, especially in CRC. Through whom they are carried out and what method they use. Activities of Dr. Francisco Buitrago.. POSITION OF POLITICAL PARTIES TCWARD THE CUBAN REVOLUTION: a) b) ec) Toward the IT Declaration of Havana. With regard to Cutan-Soviet relations, on questions which affect C..ba and world peace. With regard to the accusations that Cuba is a kase of Communist aggression against the American continent. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM nn octet whan thant tra
10, ll. S-E-C-8-E-T SQ PRONETGN DLSSEM rf ~ CS-3SLL o1409-64 SOLIDARITY ®UTH CUEA MOVEMENT ‘ad To ascertain if it is organized: in what wa, it functions, sho its leaders are. t) To ascertain the possibilities of active solidarit - demonstrations which the progressive organizations have. THE COUNTRYS UNTERNAL POLITICAL LIFE: a) Bourgeois political parties: Partido Liberal Nacionalista (Nationalist Liberal Party), Partido Conservador de Nicaragua (zancudos) (Conservative Party of Nicaragua), Partido Conservador Tradiciosalista (Traditionalist Conservative Party) (Dr. Fernando Agtiero, relationships with Figueres, Betancourt, and Mufioz Marin). Possibilities of a conservative ‘ insurrectional outbreak. Partido Liberal Independiente (Independent Liberal Party). Social composition of these parties. Strengths. Leaders and data concerning them. Relationships -with the Yankee Emlassy. with the Church, and with North American businesses. Inaternal divisions, motives. Source of their finances. b) Youth Organizations. Juventud Liberal Independiente (Independent Liberal Youth). Juventud Conservador2 (Conservative Youth) (Agtierist). Composition, strength. Leaders, data concerning them. “Connections with students, Relations with the political parties. ec) Other Organizations. “Nueva Nicaragua” movement (New Nicaragua) and "Frente de Liberacion Nacionali™ (National Liberation Front). Their leaders and data on the leaders. Strength. Composition. Relations with other political parties and leftist forces. RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES a) Alliance for Progress. Peace Corps} their activities and plans. b) Relations with accredited U.S. organisms. U.S. militars aid. . c) Role of the Yankee militar. mission. Training ' Of Nicaraguan militar: men. d) Aid plans for the promotion of tourism and for road construction, Actual end pursued, personnel who work, etc, e) The United States Embassy. Data coneerning the . activities of the Ambussador and Embassy personnel. f) Position toward the Bryan-Chamorro Treaty and prospects for the construction of a canal. S-E-C-2-E-T NQ FOREIGN DISSEM ow