14-00000 16. £) g) kh) i). b) e) “Plans and objectives of CIA in the - Céatacts with Interpol. Existing cédrdination: . with same. Restrictive measures concerning travel ° ied Cuba. Agents. ae SOLLDARITY WITH CUBA MOVEMENT: a) S-E-C-R-E-T we NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ me wad] an countries concerned. Geveloped for obtaining same. a . National elements operating for CIA. Counter- vevolutionaries in similar operations. Penetration of the repressive organizations and” of the CIA net in thé zone. ; Its force in the Central American countries. —_ Possibilities of the movement for solidarity with _ Cuba with regard to the growth of Central American countries. . _ Repression against the solidarity-with-Cuba move- ment. (Adjust them to Congress plans. } : INTERNAL POLITICAL LIFE OF EACH COUNTRY “XD THE INTIMATE ° a). b) c) d) e) f) ‘CAUSES OF THE DIFFERENT POLITICAL EVENTS: -...- - Relations between the different political forces. Relations of the leftist forces with the mass organizations in particular. Relations between bourgeois parties. Contradictions, agreements, disagreements. Elections: degree of mass participation in the electoral processes. Political efforts from the group of Figueres, Betancourt, Munoz Marin, ete., in Central American countries. The Government forces, their relations with the economic groups and the Yankee monopolies. Concrete facts about them. : RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES: a) b) Diplomatic and economic relations. Their reflection in the policy toward Cuba. Reflection of exterior commerce of the United States in the relations between Central American countries, S-E~C~R-E-T NO POREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 S-E-C-R-E-T L oes “NO FOREIGN DISSEM | a « 3 A ‘ . CE . a ese . , ¢S- a ec) Cultural relations. Agreesients. utirie Tio! of cultural relations for ideological penetra tic: dé) Peace Cota, ‘petivities. How they ‘are’ working, programs and plans. ; ll.” COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS: a) Delegations in countries hendied by the Section. > _ a Their leaders. Po of , b) Propaganda. and military-type cctivitien, 1's .@) Cosiacts. with government and political groups, a) s Participation ‘tn ‘the repression of these at Poli¢e. activities of the counter-revolut haries. a) Tratatag: ‘éanps “ana recruiting centers: ie countties. . " £) Operations bases. Supporting organizations: -.. ..; ; 7 : IMPORTANT POINTS Te ee 12. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH: a) Central American Episcopal Conference: organization, purposes, .meetings. eS Acta b) Church influence within each government. Concrete details abot elements of great influence in the i. Church, Dis&greements with the government. Accords ‘ or activities coordination, . ec) Relations with the American Embassy and United States’ plans. (Peace Corps, Alliance for Progress.) : a) Secular and clerical organizations’ activities. e) Relations with the Central American Armed Forces. oo . Utilization ef the Church as the coordinator - . between the different armed forces. 13. REPERCUSSIONS OF THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL IN CHURCH POLICY IN LATIN AMERICA: a) Position of the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy in every one of the countries with regard to discussions taking place tn the Ecumenical Council. b) Ecumenical Council repercussions in the Church public activity among the different eountries. c) Contradictions between the position of the Ecclesiastical hierarchy of each country toward , discussions taking place in the Council. and the role performed in relation to the plans of the Alliance for Progress for each nation. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM © eerme orem Gaee omy 0 OMG aes OF seme @ RO Oe cE ee tae Se
14-00000 is. 16. a) ft) ALLIANCE on, PROGRESS: “apphicatt e} FOREIGN POLICY: ... 1. ‘vegard to the devélopment of the Ecumenical Counett - §-B-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM a €8-911/00736-24 | - “Sees " Contradictions between the policy resulting tion. th Ecumenical Council: for Latin America and the’ oligarchs’. “interests, especially landowners. Relations Re tween ® ‘Gléements. of the nationalist bourgeosie of ‘each country and the Church with - and its policy for Latin America. ot gta: Relations between the Yankee Government and the - ecélesiastical hierarchy of each country with regard to development of North American plans in Latin ; America. CLARIFICATION: This hine, in view of its “4 importance, should be included as an importasit point 2 |e in the tagk. for each country. on: Prég Yam. Loans, works being . developed ana progranumed, missions and Americaa:: officials’ activities with regard to the Alliance “Civic Action" - groups’ aetivities. ; o El Salvador es the pilot country for the Alliance. . for Progress. Alliance functionaries, data, ways of life. en Cee Position of the different political or social sectors of each country toward the Alliance for Progress. a Official relations with the rest of the Central American countries, especially with Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and Venezuela. _ Participation in the UNO and OAS. Position toward the economic, political, and military integration. of Central America. . OPERATIVE INFORMATION: OPERATIVE SITUATION a) Way of life: Sectors with mutual affinity. National psychology. National minorities, location. . . Idioms and dialects. : Population distritution. Standard and cost of living. Rural and urban areas characteristics. Lodging: Prerequisites, b) Immigration and emigration: Legislation and current treaties. Agreements concerning visas. S~E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSE eee ESR teste sane tt Reg ARTO RT
14-00000 oer LE, i gaReCeR-E-T Jf 4 *¥0 FOREIGN DISSEM a : te -" ¢8-311/00736-66 | -. @) Coasts and borders: Special corps.of cvatody. POE Te 6 = Cogat and turder. corps.” srs Commerce and smuggling at borders ; and cossts. . ; a Pishing villeges, characteristics. . . oo, of fishing fleets, their reguiationa. : Custods, its regulations. Internel and external means of - | - communication; transportation '. enterpriges. . Characteristics of: urbaii “and rural. ctransportation;. national - “aud: fegtonsl - “networks. Itinerary fosda, traffic _ . 4 on sbme. Railroads. ir a Tr TE ‘maritime transportation. (mar '' fluvial). Ports and “aigports.” ‘Fares. ‘ oes. e) Communications: -. National and international teleptione _— communications. Characteristica.. : mo, o _ . Enterprises. National or intere cos . . mational cablegram communications. Characteristics, enterprises. Mail communications. Regularity. Cuban mail characteristics as well as other _ countries’. Radio amateurs. we Pertinent legislation, possitilities if ve - -' . of using them. : ee, Government control over all types of 7 econmunications, especially postal and telephonic. Technical means used, "Ether check.” a, {) State structure: Functioning of Ministrtes and State ‘. organizations. g) Repression and intelligence: . Operating organizations: forces, materiel, and units. Chiefs, officers,and enlisted men. Organization of net of informants. Penetration of movements and political organizations, Public or secret offices. Ways and methods of operation. Budgetary allocations. Relations with CIA: national elementa operating. 2. OPERATIVE WAYS: a) Operational work: Personal identity documents, official and private. Originals. Official ‘documents used as identification. Originals of official letterhead papers. National currency. Denomination. Foreign currency in circulation. oo . . Exchange houses. Black market sme . (quotations). Clothing and footwear S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM &