10, b) ‘¢) dé) e) £) SITUATION OF LEFTIST FORCES, a) b) e) d) e) f) #) h) 4) ») a) “toward Panamanian nationals and their public officials. | 4 "S -E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ 5 ~ CS-311/02108-G4 Operations data, Entry and Exit control regulations. Requirements for movement within the zone. Documentation reguired. [Internal customs, Regulations concerning ships and crews while in the canal/vore, ‘Civil and Military internal administration with details of its organization and structure. Data on orincipal  . officials. Intolerable economic and-politica) turmoil caused ty the Canal Zone maritime activities in Panama. . Entry and exit of canal. Disparity in wages between North Americans and Latin Americans. Effect of canal zone commercial establishments on Panamanian commerce. Attitude of Yankee officers and soldiers 1 gee = 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, : yf ra Leftist political organizations - their liaison — arrangements. ‘ ee + Student movement: structure, strength, and orientation -- -- 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 carcy 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 changes taking place in Cuba.: REPRESSIVE FORCES, Repressive forces operative in Panama, Their function, organization, tactics, leaders, and otficers. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGU DISSEM
14-00000 ll. b) e) a)": * $n which these advisers have intervened. “DENI “@. 2) &) S-E-C-R-E-T NG FOREIGN DISSEM -6- CS~311/02108-4 Pians 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 reoressive bodies. Neetings 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 répressive forces (Yankees), Name, rank, -awd role of advisers. Specific cases @ctivities. ; “Police regional schools established in Panama “or Canal Zone, Instruction offered. Training cycle. Manuals (obtain copies). Instructors, Panasianiao 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 Parama, 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. COMMUNIST PARTY OF PANAMA, a) b) c) a) Its attitude toward the II Havana Declaration. Its attitude toward Cukan-Soviet Relations. Ite attitude toward the direction of Cuban National and international policies, Its attitude or position regarding the International Communist Movement Schisa. 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 DISSEN ~ 4 a cass