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104-10186-10109 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (10/12/1964)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch15465 and id is 1 raw text is: 1104.i16- O CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY nETuRN To CIA14 ZrZ 8 e 9 dTtI- wnI t:U.a- bh o 1 x Zt z~~. mWVI,4 , 7,c~ground Use OnlyF--RE- Do Not RepmdUQS '0 YRFIGN DISSEM4 5 4 3 COUNTRY Cuba etNO. CS-311/04298-64 ISJuwE Selection and Training of Cuban DATE DOL 12 October 1964 Intelligence Agents Abroad N. PAGES 14 RMACsa CS-311/00115-64 DATiOP 1963-1964 PLACE & DATE ACO. June 1964 . - R PORT NO. . TIs IS UNEVALUATED INFOMAtON SOuWc* eAODINGS ARE ownrThT% AMRAISAL Of COMan IS TAlYAveL SouCes, A former Cuban intelligence officer who served with the Cuban Intelligenc; Service uatil April 1934. Introduction 1. The Cuban foreign intelligence service, the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de Inteligencia - DGI), in dis- charging its function of protecting Cuban interests and security and pronoting te o pol ics of the Cuban Government, employs agents of many nationalities. Although its activities extend to Europe and Africa, its principal agent strength is in Latin America. Agents have in general two types of assignments: collection of information on the local government and the local situation, and promotion of revelutioniry activity, including guerrilla warfare. All DGI agrnts abroad are therefore divided into two basic cate- gories according to function: intelligence agents charged with collection ef irformation and penetration of local governments and organizations, who are truly clandestine, 1.6., are not'known in their target countries as Cuban agents: and guerrilla warfare and sabotag%% agents, charged with directing and supporting revolution- .ary activittes, who are often known as Cuban agents to the local Communist and lefttst groups with which they work. The two types of agents are traincd zseparately and are controlled by different departmenits in the DGI neadquarters in Havana, intelligence agents by the lllcgal Departme'nt (Departamento Ilegal,called Ilegal) and guerrilla ag, nts by the LN or National Liberation Department (Departa'.:nzo Ltboracton Nacional). Agent Seotion 2. The DOI omploys some ag'nts of Cuban nationality, as opposed to staff member.s working abroad. They function as intelligence agents, i.e., clandestine ag'-nts under the Illegal Department, and are 5 S-E-C-R-E-T - , - 3 NO FOREIGN DISSEM Ii j 2 STA WA i ARM NAVY Ae s 1A ocR 1IB I 2 'EpcJNCLANT _CNCS I&NS e p.*IJ.I dl,ribto l i by &O ' T I I LX-1712 I Jfl! INP (AMMUC-1) re D t:Vr-htI CS-3ll 'O1298-6- - T V(oAF ACSI 0sr S Fn~A P ech '~'C3, CI 21t, R114 AN 1, WH'SA 46 (5), SR 4 1-1 (.,A F A EF 8 NO0), FE 12 (8), XF 11 kl9), Fl 3 TI 0

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