</s>104-10186-10309 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTE INFORMATION REPORT.REPORT. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This document is not available in the United States and is the only source of information that is available to the Business Law Title The United States of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.C.E-R-B-T) is responsible for the establishment of the Bureau of Law Title. NO. FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba REPORT NO. C-S-E-C-R.B-R -T C-5-311/004466-65 SUBJECT: Cuba Policy Guidance Directives for Cuban Intelligence Representative- Date: 11 January 1965 Cubans in the Dominican Republic NO. PAGES Date: C-3-31/11/001466-64 tives in the Dominican Republic RESERVENCES C-53-311-01/05/15-64 DATE OF 1963 Background Use Only INNO. DATE A.C ., 1963 DATE & CO. DATE: 1963 Do Not Reproduce FIELD REPORT NO. DATE 4. THIS IS UNVEALABLE INFORMATION: SOURCES GRADINGS ARE DIFFERENTIVE APPARALIZATION OF CONTENT IS TENATIVATIVE. DO NOT Reproduce. SOURCE: A former Cuban Intelligence Officer who served with the Cuban Int Intelligence Service until April 1964. Hendoungement. The following officer is a translation of a docu- mont which Source provided containing the policy guidance direc- republic, prepared by the General Directorate of Intelligence Republic, prepared to the General Director of Intelligence M.A Department no longer exists as such, having divided the into two departments; (Illegal Department) (Hegal) and National into the Department of the National noted that this directive was prepared during the regime of Juan Bosch Gavino. COUNTY: SANTO DOMINO (SIC) DIRECTIVES OF THE M-A SECTION Priority: Collective action: 1. 2. Status of left-list forces. 3. 4. Dominican Communist Party Forces. 4. <loc_238><loc_636>4. Dominican Community Party (Partido Socialista Popular Dominicano). 6. Counting camps and other organizations bases. 6.<loc_239><loc_650><loc_255><loc_650>6.

Summary  
This document is a declassified Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) report dated January 11, 1965, detailing policy guidance directives for Cuban intelligence operations in the Dominican Republic. It outlines priorities for monitoring leftist forces, counterrevolutionary activities, and interactions with U.S. entities. The report references the Dominican Communist Party (Partido Socialista Popular Dominicano), training camps for Cuban mercenaries, and anti-Cuban military coordination among regional powers. It also includes directives on tracking financial support for counterrevolutionary groups, intelligence gathering on Dominican government structures, and surveillance of diplomatic and religious institutions. The text notes that the General Directorate of Intelligence of Cuba (M.A. Section) prepared these guidelines during the regime of Juan Bosch Gavino.  

Key People  
- Cuban Intelligence Officer (source of the report)  
- Juan Bosch Gavino (former Dominican president under whom directives were prepared)  
- Carlos Pro (linked to counterrevolutionary networks)  
- U.S. Ambassador and Embassy personnel  
- Leaders of Dominican political parties and military units  

Key Locations  
- Cuba  
- Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo, Santiago Dominique)  
- Miami (communication hub for counterrevolutionary groups)  
- Central America and the Caribbean (military maneuvers and alliances)  

Key Events  
- Cuban intelligence operations in the Dominican Republic (1963–1965)  
- Training of Cuban mercenaries in Dominican camps  
- Coordination of anti-Cuban military efforts with U.S. and Latin American forces  
- Monitoring of leftist movements, including the Dominican Communist Party  
- Surveillance of counterrevolutionary organizations linked to former dictator Rafael Trujillo  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Cuban Intelligence Service (M.A. Section)  
- Dominican Armed Forces  
- Dominican Communist Party (Partido Socialista Popular Dominicano)  
- Interpol  
- U.S. Embassy in the Dominican Republic  
- Latin American intelligence networks (including the Inter-American Defense Board)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10186-10309.pdf

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