(404-10196-10319 ro CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material axnvens infomation aSecting the National Defense of the Culted States within the meaning of the Seclonage (awe, Title i te, USC. Secs ME and TH, the tranamiadagn of feveletion of which IG aay manner tv ae unauthorized pereon is prohibited by law. _ S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba ce . REPOR] NO. CS -511 /00716-64 im Policy Guidance of Outlines and SUBIECT Objectives for Cuban Foreign CATE DISTR. 17 July 1964 Intelligence Kepresentatives Issued by the MA Department (inte NO. PAGES wx JO . . ligence) of the General Directorate ° . of Intelligence (Direccion General REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 de Inteligencia <- DCT) . CS-311/00345-64 ” DATE OF — . - INFO, 1984 - RETURN TO CIA PLACE & co ; Background Use Only DATE ACQ. June 3964 FIELD REPORT NO. ; Do Not Reproduce ToIS IS UNEVALUATED (INTORMATION. SOURCE GEADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 13 TENTATIVE, SOURCE, A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelli- ' gence Service until April 1964. Headquarters Comment. The following is a translation of a Pa document which source provided this Agency concerning the General Directorate of Intelligence's (Direccion General de Inteligencia - DGI) MA Department policy guidance of outiines and objectives for Cuban foreign intelligence representatives. The MA Department no longer exists as such, having been divided into two departments: TIllegal Department (Liegal) and the National Liberation Department (Liberacion Nacional = LN). OUTLINES AND OBJECTIVES FOR SECTION MA ‘LL. COLLECTIVE ACTION: a) ODECA (Organization of Central American States) and CDC (Christian Democratic Conference) accords, aimed at pro- ducing military attacks against Cuba. ODECA penetration in El Salvador. b) Agreements adopted in the OAS and JID aimed at producing armed aggression against: Cuba. Penetration. Accords aimed at the political isolation or at communications with Cuba based on “inter-American system" agreements. Mobilizationsmd military concentrations in Central ec) America, on the part of Latin armies. d) Latin American military meetings held in Central America. | ‘ 1 $-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM wae 8G GS be OF ma £2 63 de th { HIQVP & fecteded fram @utptaated foongeedng 008 sovtageheaten STATE ota - |] amar NAVY iNote: Field diucibunse modested by “2t".} NO PROJECT (AMMUG-1) as Cee 0 __ | [| es-311/00716-64 TiS (for AF OST, "ACST, ONE, SS) FBT DIA — 2 gachyowrsrns!pecyyhe } Liason — EL’ Sa ‘CL : “T Fores TE 3) CL 21, RID/AN 1, WHY/SA 35 (5). | WH AL (37), AF 8 (8), FE 8 (10), FE 12 (8), NEi1) (19) | Si For Diserpbition See
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7, ec) S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -2- CS-311/00716-64 Information concerning possible rupture of diplomatic or commercial relations with Cuba on the part of countries still maintaining these relations, NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENT : a) b) c) a) > «) a) ec) a) i) c) d) e) Organizations fighting for national literation. Details about their make-up and influence. Ways of struggle. Causes that influence the national liberation movement. Elements and leaders favoring. the violent solution. ‘ . Guerrilla warfare situation. Its perspectives. Position of leftist forces toward guerrilla war- fare and insurrection, Relations between city and country forces. , Position of the progressive forces toward political, economic, and social changes taking place in Cula, both internally and in their international context. “TRAINING CAMPS AND OPERATIONS FASES: Location of training camns. Traininy acquired. Duration of same. Availslle militar: supplies. Means of transportation. Plans for ustne mereenaries, Date and places of the attacks. Penetration of same. Gperation lases located in the Section area, MNateriecl in same, Attack plans, locations, and date. Penetration. CENTRAL AMERICAN COMMUNIST PARTIES; Position toward the If Havana Declaration. — Position toward Cuban-Soviet relations. Position toward the Cuban line in the national or international political field. Position regarding disagreements in the inter- national Communist movement: In the Sino-Soviet case. fn the Alkania-Soviet case. In regard to the ‘ ugoslavia-Sino-Soviet-Altansa case, In regard to PEACE, In resard to pacific coexistence, Internal disagreements. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
f) h) i) a) b) e) d) e) £) g) S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DESSEM a=3~ CS-311/00716-64 About disagreements with other leftist forces: About relations with bourgeois parties, About the manner of fighting officially adopted bv every Communist Party. Position of the Communist Parties toward guerrilla warfare in Central America. , ; ARNED FORCES: Araed Forces organization and materiel (units) of arm, Air Force, and Navy. Bases and armaments. Budgetary allowances. Official documents (originals or copies). falateral secret ayreements with the United States. Yankee military missions in countries of the area con- cerned. Yankee strategy developed with these armies. Guerrilla and anti-guerrilla training of the armies; units and materiel utilized in this training. Duration of same. Special weapons received during same. Characteristica. Vnits participating in the D.C.C.A. Materiel of same, Combat readiness, Transportation and armaments. Character and date of maneuvers held by the Armed Forces of the :one in the area of the Caribbean, Publications from different branches of the Armed Forces, MEXICO'S RELATIONS WITH CUBA: a) b) e) Diplomatic relations. Pressures for rupture with Cuba. Possitilities of closing the gateway of Mexico as incoming and outgoing route for Latin America from Cuba. REPRESSIVE ORGANIZATIONS AND CIA: a) b) c) d) Repressive organizations operating in the countries of the area. Existing coordination among them. Its headquarters. Meetiags. ' Accords adopted jointly against Cuba and the Solidarity movement. . Measures adopted to fight the national liberation movenents, date and application of same. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM