14-00000 10, ‘ S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ada CS$-311/00716-64 e) Plans and objectives of the national repressive - organizations. . f) CIA advisers and leaders of its activities in the countries concerned. . g) Plans and objectives of CIA in the zone. Means developed for obtaining same. oom +h) National elements operating for CIA. Countere revolutionaries in similar operations. i) 6Penetration of the repressive organizations and of the CIA net in the zone. ‘$) Contacts with Interpol. Existing coordination with samé. Réstrictive measures concerning travel to Cuba. Agents. SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA MOVEMENT: a) Its force in the Central American countries. ; i b) Possibilities of the movement for solidarity with Cuba with regard to the growth of Central American countries, c) Repression against the solidarity-with-Cuba move- ment. (Adjust them to Congress plans.) INTERNAL POLITICAL LIFE OF EACH COUNTRY ..ND THE INTIMATE CAUSES OF THE DIFFERENT POLITICAL EVENTS; a) Relations between the different political forces. b) Relations of the leftist forces with the mass organizations in particular. ec) Relations between bourgeois parties. Contradictions, agreements, disagreements. : d) Elections: degree of mass participation in the electoral processes. e) Political efforts from the group of Figueres, Betancourt, Munoz Marin, etc., in Central American countries. £) The Government forces, their relations with the economic groups and the Vankee monopolies. Concrete facts about them. RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES: a) Diplomatic and economic relations, Their reflection in the policy toward Cuba. b) Reflection of exterior commerce of the United States in the relations between Central American countfies,. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
ll. 12, 13. ec) d) -of cultural relations for ideological penetrations oosc-, Peace Corps, activities. How they are working, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSE -5- _ CS-311 00716-64 Cultural relations, Agreements. Utilization - programs and plank. COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS: ae a) b) e). d) @) £) THE ‘Delegations in countries handled by the Section. ‘countries, } Their leaders. | BS , Propaganda and military-type activities. Contacts with government and political groups. . Participation in the repression of these countries. Police activities of the counter-revolutionaries, : . Training camps and recruiting centers in these - e i . Operations bases. Supporting organizations. IMPORTANT POINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH: a) b) c) d) e) Central American Episcopal Conference: organization, purposes, meetings. Church influence within each government. Concrete . details abu: t elements of groat influence in the Church. Disagreements with the government. accords or activities coordination, Relations with the American Emtassy and United States’ plans. (feace Corps, Alliance for Progress.) Secular and clerical organizations’ activities. i Relations with the Central American Armed Forces. Utilization of the Church as the coordinator between the different armed forces, REPERCUSSIONS OF THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL IN CHURCH POLICY IN LATIN AMERICA: a) b) -@) Position of the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy in every one of the countries with regard to discussions taking place in the Ecumenical Council, Ecumenical Council repercussions in the Church public activity among the different countries. 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
14-00000 a 24. is. i6.. a) e) f) a) b) ce) d) : $-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN ~Gon CSN Contradictions between the policy resulting from ‘the. Ecumenical Council for Latin America and the oligarchs’ interests, especially landowners. t-elenients of the nationalist. . iireent, and the Church with -./ ¥ Relations be Relations betwech the ° Yankee Government and the ecclesiastical hierarchy of each country with regard to development of North American plans in Latina America, CLARTFIGATION: This line, in view of its. importance, should te included as an important point, | in the task for each country. _— “ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS: , _ ; Application and Program. Loans, works being developed and programmed, missions and American officials’ activities with negard. ‘to the Alliance. _ "Civic Action” groups’ activities. El Salvador as the pilot country for the Alliance for Progress, Alliance functionaries, data, ways of life. Position of the different political or social sectors of each country toward the Alliance for Progress. FOREIGN POLICY: a) b) c) 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: i. OPERATIVE SITUATION a) Way of life: Sectors With mutual affinity. National psychology. National minorities, location. Idioms and dialects. Population distritution. Standard ard 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 DISSEM 53, é Lf 4
14-00000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ‘ c) Coasts and torders: ‘-. a) Transport: =7- CS-311/00716-64 Special. corps of cugtody.. Coast. and torder corps.- Commerce. and. ‘Smuggling at ‘borders and coasts. : - Fishing’ villages; charactertst of fishing fleets, their regulations. Customs, its regulations. emer 7 -, Internal, and external means of © |, Combined tion 3 - trangportation enterprices. Characteristics of urban ‘and rural _ transportation; national: and regional . networks; —ttinerary. Roads, ‘traffic - on samé. Railroads. Air and - maritime transportation (maritime and fluvial). Ports and airports. ‘Fares. Schedules. - -: f - @) Communications: . | f) State structure: 2, OPERATIVE WAYS: a) Operational work: National and international telephone communications. Characteristics. Enterprises. National or inter- national cablegram communications. Characteristics, enterprises. Mail communications. Regularity. Cuban mail characteristics as well as other countries’. Radio amateurs. Pertinent legislation, possitilities of using then. Government control over all types of communications, especially postal and telephonic. Technical means used, - "Ether check." 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 elements operating _ Personal identity documents, official and private. Originals. Official documents used as identification. Originals of official letterhead papers. National currency. Denomination. Foreign currency in circulation. Exchange houses. Black market (quotations). Clothing and footwear S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM