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104-10186-10142 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (6/7/1965)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch15497 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10186-10142 -% I CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This mateelh containe L.omatiou samuI te Natoco t~to oft*Uici %t 1h tbo e ,Ent of the Vaes*tvI M*W Ki UAC 80m T93 ad 1ft & the UsmIo'. e raew&U.'a of -c in &n wstw W*- UDnaUtaMI4 Com ts pl~owwb~S as ISV S-E--C-R-E-r NO) FOREIGN DISSEM REPORT NO. CSCI-316/02305-65 SUIIuECT Funds for Revolutionary Activities DATE DISTit from the Direccion General do Inteligencia NO. PAGES REFERENCES DATE O 1964 INFO. PLACE& Washington, D. C. DATE ACO. (Februniy 1965) 7 June 1965 L 2 aCV1(jund U~ UM FIELD REPORT NO. TnIS 1s UNEVALUATED INFOkTNe SOIRCI GRADINGS ARt DEFINIVL APPRAISAl OF CONTINGIS MITATIvL souMc2 A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service urtil April 1964. The Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI) does not make any regular payments.to revo- lutionary groups but pays them only when they have submitted a plan for revolutionary action (armnd struggle) nird have had it approved in Havana. Tnerefore, thtere is no standard *mount paid to any one group or disbursed in -any one country p-r month or year, and if no armed struggle is in progress or beirg planned, no money is given out. Funds expended in Latin Americi on the above basis include the following: Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua 5 3 2 1 During 1963, the DGI paid out about U.S. $250,000. The Yon Sosa group got 'about $200,000 in oneyear for its activities (included in the S250,000). In August-September 1963, when the Salvadoran revolutionaries were preparing for armed struggle, they received U.S.$50,000. They used the- funds for propaganda, however, and were not given any more tecause they had, in DGI terms, misused the money. Durirg 1965 the DGI disbursed some U.S.S15,000. In addition, the professor, who was one of the liaison officers in Mexico, won a suit for some damage from a company (perhaps Pan American Airlines) ard was awarded U.S.$30.000. some of which he tuirned over to the guerrillas he / represented. 3 4 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSE.M 3 2 1 STATE DI AM NAVY ~Ait NSA Iw Iock B IEPCINCLA1NT CINCSO I&NS (Now, FW i w aib~aio, kdknt~d by . *~ ~ MIC/CA iL IWE4S/( I I - IIT 7N10~~l 'E I1hv~ i ~ C I WHC7R~iLL `W JIC /Os '51 A Lit, C'WAVE! Ij~ 1 RID AN I V WE 1 (1), CT 4, RID.1 ASH HCSCI-316'02305- E ~'aA~a~ JLaAaION * 'C~~ COUNTRY Cuba I-

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