INFORMATION REPORT: POLICY GUIDANCE DIRECTIVES FOR CUBAN INTELLIGENCE REPRESENTATIVES IN EL SALVADOR
Originator: CIA
Document date: 11/19/1964
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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COUNTRY Cuba

REPORT NO.

SUBJECT

Policy Guidanco Directives for

Cuban

Intelligence Representatives

in El Salvador

DATE DISTR

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DATE Of

INFO.

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FIELD REPORT NO.

THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINOS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE

SOURCE:

A former Cuban Intolligence officer who served with the Cuban

Intelligence Service until April 1964.

Headquarters Comment.

The following is a translation of a docu-

mer. wich Source provided containing the policy guidance direc-

tloe for Cubar Intelligence representatives in El Salvador.

prepar:d by the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion

Generai de Inteligencia -- DGl), HA Department.

ment no longer exists as such, having been divided into two

departmonts:

Illogal Department (Ilegal) and National Libora-

ticn Department (Liberacion Vactonal -- LN).

DIRECTIVES OF THE M-A SECTION

COUNTRY: EL SALVADOR

INPERATIVE:

1. Collective notior..

2. Nationai Liberation Novement.

3. Armod Forces of El Salvador.

1. The Salvadoran Communist Party.

5. Repressivo organizations and CIA.

6. Domestic poillicai llfa.

7. Training campa aod countar-evolutionary operating bases.

8. Counterrevo utiorary organiza:ions.

9.

Movement of soildarity with Cuba.

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10. Postlion of the political partled toward the Cuban Revolution.

11. Relations with the United States of America.

12. The Church.

13. Internal situation of the armed forces..

IMPORTANT:

11. Operation and characteristics of the foreign service, data on

members and on the accredited diplomatic corps.

15. News broadcasts and press.

NECESSARY:

16. Structure of the government and operation of its agencies.

17.

State of the national economy.

LINES AND OBJECTIVES OF INFORMATION

COUNTRY:

EL SALVADOR

IMPERATIVE

1. COLLECTIVE ACTION

Political or military agreements of the regional Latin

American organizations against Cuba in which the govern-

ment of El Salvador participates.

b.

Meetings of the regional organizations intended to take

measures

against the Cuban Revolution.

Date of the same.

where they are held.

Themes and points discussed,

agreements reached.

Penalties against Cuba,

c.

leetings of the Council of Central American Defense (CDCA)

Reasons for holding the same.

late and place where the

were held.

Subjects discussed.

Proposals. Agreements

adopted against Cuba. Nature of the same.

d. Military mobilization and concentration of Latin American

troops on the territory of El Salvador; reasons mentioned

for the same.

Units and effectives of

armies participating

in these movements.

e.

eetings of a military type held on Salvadoran territory

or meetings

diseased and agreements adopt a cures ков 2°

Irmies which par

carry them out.

f.

Penetrate the organizations and agencies of a regional

type which are based in El Salvador, especially the COCA

and the ODECA.

Measures taken on travel to or from Cuba.

Possibilities

of a break with Cuba by countries which now

have relations.

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2. NOVENENT OF NATIONAL LIBERATION

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Douglopmeat of plans for the insurrectional struggle.

b.

Rols of the leftist forces.

The F.U.A.R.: Its members,

directors,

organization, media for combat. Degree of

participation by the mass organizations:

workers, peasants,

students,

and other strata (women, professionals, Intellect-

uals) .

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Overt organizations:

organization,

Ilberation movement.

d.

Ropressive activities against the forces of the left.

Possibility of contacts with the Guatemalan suerriilas and

others of Central America.

f. Propaganda media of the leftist forces.

8. Permanent contact with the Communist Party and the F.U.A.R.

3. ARMED FORCES OF EL SALVADOR

a. Organization of the armed forces. Units and strength.

Principal chiets

of the same.

Appropriations for the armed forces. Appropriations to

each branch.

C.

Secret bilateral agreements with the United States. Yankee

advisers in the various branches of the armed forces.

Activities and functions of the same. Type of instruction

or training which they give.

d. Participation of the armed forces in the activitles of the

CDCA.

Units and strength of the same which participate in

the latter's actions.

Stationing of these forces.

e. Guerrilla and anti-guerrilla training received in the aray.

Units and strength of the same which participate in the

Duration of the training.

saman pectar armaments in raich they are trained.

Manuals used in the

4. THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF EL SALVADOR

a. Position toward the Secord Declaration of Havana.

b. Position

on Cuban-Soviet relations:

c. Poaltion on the line followed by Cuba in the national and

international political order.

d. Fosition in reiation to the disagreements in the Communist

international movement:

In the case of Chira and the l'SSR..

In the case of Albania and the USSR.

In the Yugoslavia-China-USSR-Albanian question.

In the peace problem.

In relation to peaceful coexistence.

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e.

Domestic situation in the party:

scare of unity.

Disagreements.

Strength.

1. Relations of the Communist Party with other leftist forces:

Role

within the F.U.A.R.

State of unity with these forces.

Disagriements.

E. Methods of struggle adopted officially by the party.

h. Participation of the party in insurrectional preparation.

1. Tone st sold it case asseSsiont to so du activo

• J. Needs of the Communist Party in El Salvador.

5.

of the guerrilla movement.

1. Publicity media of the Communist Party of El Salvador.

Relations of the Communist Party o il Salvador with the

bourgeois parties.

n.

Maintenance of close contacts with the Communist Party of

El Salvador.

REPRESSIVE BODIES AND CIA

a.

Chlofs of

the same.

Functions

of each.

them. Objectives of the repressive bodies.

Coordination existing between the

ational sepressive

organizations and others of the aren. Plans and objectives

of the same.

c.

names of the meeting.

IN THe sAlace,

IGAINST CUBA AND THE NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENT.

d.

Measures dictated to exccute the agreements. Date of

inception.

e.

foreign advisers in the repressive bodies lan tesy ther

names, charges, and functions.

acted.

f.. Plans and objectives of the ClA in the country and the area.

The national CIA network and persons who operate for it.

Charges and functions.

h. Counterresolutionary persons who work with the repressive

bodies and the ClA in the country.

Names, charges, and

funetions of the same.

Cases in which they have acted.

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1. Contacts with the Interpol. Coordination existing with the

same. Restrictive measures on travel to Cuba.

Agents.

DOMESTIC POLITICAL LIFE

a. The bourgeots political parties:

composition, strength,

propaganda media,

leaders, data on the same, programs,

and internal differences.

b. Reintions of the bourgeois political partles: relations

the national oligarchy, with the U.S. monopolies and

the lis, ambassy, with the churches, and the Honduran Armed

Forces.

c.

Anti-Conmunist campaigns: arguments, attacks on Cuba,

leaders.

d. The fascist gangs: their organization, membership, leaders.

e.

Fraternal organizations of a secret type:

their relations

with the government, with the Church, the U.S. monopolies,

and the U.S. Embassy.

1.

Election preparations:

Petiter or tae un to state sons and one nursed

TRAINING CANPS AND OPERATING BASES FOR COUNTERREVOLUTIONARIES

a. Information on the location of training camps which operate

In Salvadoran territory.

Number of counterrevolutionaries.

Type of training and duration of the same.

Branches of

instruction.

Transportation nedia.

Plans for attack, dates

and targets, penetration of the existing camps.

•. Pinpointing of operating bases for counterrevolutionaries

who will operate in Salvadoran territory.

Their charncteristics.

media:

Available transportation

Armament.

Persons at the head of these organiza-

who participate in then.

Plans and objectives of

attacks. Dates of the same.

Penetration.

COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS

a.

b.

Delegations of counterrevolutionary organizations which

operate in El Salvador.

Leaders of the same.

they develop.

Activities

Contacts with persons in the Government or

political partios. Documents of the same organizations.

Campaigns conducted by these persons in El Salvador.

National organizations fron which they obtain support for

them.

Methods

used.

c.

Communications of the counterrevolutionary organizations

with their centers in the linited States. (Miani) and with

Through which persons they are established. Methods

d.

used.

Contacts by the counterrevolutionaries with the Yankee

embassy.

• Activities which they carry on in coordination

with the same.

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Illegal roelvities

developed.

9. MOVEMENT OF SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA

a, Learn the structure uf the movement of solidarily with Cuba.

b. Learn the possibilities of active demonstrations of sol1-

darity with Cuba which the progressive organizations have.

10. FOSITION OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES TOWARD THE CUBY REVOLUTION

2. Toward. the Second Declaration of Havana.

b. Regarding the relations in matters which affect Cuba and

world peace.

c.

Regarding accusations that Cuba is a base of Communist

aggression against the American continent.

11. RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

a. The Alliance for Progress.

b. Relations with loan organizations in the United States.

c. The Unitod States Embassy: data on the ambassador and other

officials; their activitles.

U.S. personnel utilized in

the various departments of the state (of El Salvador).

d. Tho "peace Corps". Its activitles.

e. Participation of the Armed Forces of el salvador in the

academics of the "special forces" of the United States of

America.

Participation of the United States Army In the "Civic Action"

(Delegation of United States military person-

the native army how to instruct the peasants,

foith in public health, school construction,

their sympathy); their activities, thoir

political and military influence.

United States military aid: role of the U.S. Military

Mission.

h.

Political influence of the monopolies:

means of ideological

penetration.

1. Cultural agresments:

scholarship plans.

Plans to develop tourism.

Construction of motels, airports,

real purposes of these activities.

12.

THE CHURCH

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Ecclesiastical hierarchy: personal dita, organization.

b. Influence on the education of the country.

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c.

Relations of the Church with United States plans for the

country (with the Alllance for Progress.

the Peace Corps).

With the Salvadoran Armed Forces, with the remalning

religious organizations.

d.

Position or relations botween the native and foreign

clergy.

Participation of the Cathollc Church in the domestic policy

*• . of the country. Campalgne of the Catholic Church.

1. Arguments of the Catholic Church against Cuba.

13. INTERNAL SITUATION OF THE ARMED FORCES

Internal situation in the army.

Divisions Into groups.

ontrol exercised by them inside the arms.

tion of the armed forces.

Social compost-

IMPORTANT

•14. OPERATIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE,

DATA

ON ITS MEMBERS, AND ON THE ACCREDITED DIPLOMATIC CORPS IN THE

COUNTRY

a. The U.N.

b. The Organization of American States and the Inter-American

Defonse Board.

ç. Officials in and of the Latin American countrles.

d.

on the political life of the country, and diplomatic

vork, and non-official work of the accredited embassies.

e.

Data and operation of the foreign service.

f.

Operations of and data on the officlals of the accredited

diplomatic corps in the country.

15. THE PRESS AND RADIO BROADCASTS

b. The clandestine press.

c. The Official Bulletin

or an equivalent publication in the

country.

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16. STRUCTURE OF THE GOVERNMENT AND OPERATION OF ITS AGENCIES

a. Rolations botween the prosidency and the ministrles.

b

Data on the outstanding officials of the government.

The congress; outstanding

monopolies.

17.

posts, important laws,

ersons with the judicial power and with other powers.

SEARCH FOR COLLABORATORS WHO WILL INFORM ON THE STATE OF THE

NATIONAL ECONOMY

New economic policy of the United Fruit Company. The

possibility of changes in the economic policy of the

other U.S. monopolles.

Economic plans:

farn and livestock, and industrial.

New U.S.

Investmentg.

C.

Level of unemployment and consequences connected with the

overpopulation of the country.

Situation of native capital; investments, nature, position

toward the Alliance for Progress.

Non-United-States capital and investments existing in the

country and their influence.

1.

The relations of El Salvador in view of Central American

economic integration.

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