</s>104-10186-10099 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATIONREPORT INFORMATIONREPORTE. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY I. U.S.C.E.R.B.T. and the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, is the president of the International Law Firm. S-E-C-R-B-T-T REPORT NO. ReturnTO CIA IT. U-C.B-E.T and the Treasury of the Federal Reserve of the Republic of Cuba. NO FOREIGN DISSEM Background Use Only DO NOT TROProdupose COUNTRY Cuba REPORT No. CS-311/11/0066-65- SUBJECT Policy Guidance Directives for DATE DIST. Cuba Intelligence Representatives- Lives in the Dominican Republic. DATE DISTR. 11 January 1965 8 CS-31/11-0015-64 Lives In the Dominican Republant REFERENCES DATE OF 1963 CS-331/11 /0015/64 INGO. DATE A.C ., June 1963 DATE ACC. - Juno 1963 FIELD REPORT NO. DATE ADO. - June 1963 THIS IS UNVEALUATED INFORMATION SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APARTMENT OF CONTENTIENTI - TENTATIVE. DATE AFTER: A former Cuban Intelligence Officer is served with the Cuban SOURCES: Intelligence Service until April 1964. Headquarters Comment. A former Cuba Intelligence Officer has a translation of a docu- sent which Source provided containing the policy guidance direct- sent which source provided containing this policy guidance direction- Republic, prepared by the General Directorate of Intelligence. Republic, proposed by the general Directorate of the Intelligence MA Department to no longer exists as such, having been divided Liberty Department (Libertarian National) (I.C.) (I(legacy) and the National Liberty department (Liberty National) Liberty Division (Libertian National) noted that this directive was prepared during the regime of Juan Boschino. COUNTY: SANTO DOMINGO (sic) DIRECTIVES OF THE M-A SECTION Priority 1. Collective action, 2. <loc_174><loc_608>Status of Listifist forces. 3. <loc_191><loc_610><loc_191><loc_620><loc_174><loc_620>4. Dominican Communist Party (Parties) 5. <loc_174><loc_645>6.

Summary: The text contains a series of classified U.S. government documents related to intelligence operations in Cuba and the Dominican Republic during the early 1960s. These include policy guidance directives for Cuban intelligence representatives operating in the Dominican Republic, assessments of leftist movements, counterrevolutionary organizations, and political dynamics within the Dominican Republic. The documents reference interactions between the Dominican government and Cuban exile groups, U.S. diplomatic and military activities, and surveillance of communist parties and their relations with Cuba. They also outline priorities for monitoring economic conditions, military forces, and foreign influence in the region. No direct references to John F. Kennedy, his assassination, or related investigations are present in the text.

Key People:  
- Juan Bosch (implied as a former Dominican leader associated with Cuban intelligence directives)  
- Carlos Pro (linked to counterrevolutionary organizations)  
- Members of the Dominican Communist Party (PSPD) and other leftist groups  

Key Locations:  
- Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic)  
- Cuba  
- Central America and Caribbean regions  

Key Events:  
- Monitoring of Cuban exile activities in the Dominican Republic  
- Assessment of Dominican government involvement in anti-Cuban operations  
- Surveillance of leftist movements, including student, labor, and peasant organizations  
- Analysis of U.S. diplomatic and military presence in the region  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Dominican Armed Forces  
- Cuban Revolutionary Organization (implied through references to counterrevolutionary groups)  
- Dominican Communist Party (PSPD)  
- United States Agency for International Development (USAID/Alliance for Progress)  
- Interpol and other international intelligence bodies

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