WEEKLY REVIEW NOVEMBER 28, 1975[SANITIZED] - 1975/11/28

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Approved for Release: 2018/10/26 002898412 Approved for Release: 2018/10/26 002898412 NR Approved for Release: 2018/10/26 002898412 Weekly Review 3.5(c) 3.5(c) 3.5(c) Approved for Release: 2018/10/26 002898412 oi1$eret November 28, 1975 Copy N2 666 ' Approved for Release: 2018/10/26 002898412 Ihe WEE'r:LY REVIEW, ssutz-d es,ery Friday morning by the Office .Dt Current tntellnce, reports and analyzes signifi- cript developments of the week through noon on Thursday. it frequently includes mcnerial coordinated with or prepared by the Offic2 of Economic Research, the Office of Strategic Research, the Offic,_-; of Geographic and Cartographic Reseo:ch, and the Directorate of Science and Technology. requiring mare comptehensive treatment and there- lore' published sc,iatately as pf.:cial Reports are listed in the content5. \,;%./arning Notice Sensitive htteUiqnce Sources and Methods Involved (WNH 4TEL) NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION Unauthorized Dkciosure Subject to Criminal Sanclions 3.5(c) CONTENTS (November 28, 1975) NR 23 Argentina: Military Role Grows 3.5(c) NR Comments and queries on the contents of this publication are welcome. 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" ARGENTINA: MILITARY ROLE GROWS President Peron, still fighting to remain in of- fice, is temporarily benefiting from increased military participation in the anti-terrorist struggle. Military leaders seem pleased that the ad- ministration finally acceded to their long-standing wish for greater participation in the counterin- surgency effort. The at -ned forces are acting on the basis of last month's presidential decrees es- tablishing national defense and internal security councils. Intensified counterinsurgency operations may divert those officers who otherwise might be plotting against the President. In recenz weeks, the police and the military services have carried out large-scale operations in Tucuman Province, long a terrorist stronghold. They have also condt.cted numerous searches in urban and rural areas elsewhere, and road and highway checkpoints have been set up all over the country. Hundreds of suspected subversives reportedly have been arrested, and some have been killed in sweeps that for the first time have been supported by helicopters and other aircraft. For the moment, the increased military role in the conterinsurgency effort seems to be alleviating the pressure on Peron. In the longer run, however, it could pave the way for greater military influence in national affairs. Already the service chiefs are reportedly pressing to have their greater powers formalized. They are backing new legislation that would not only recognize armed forces authority in the an- ti-guerrilla struggle but would expand the defini- tion of subversion to include financial wrongdo- ing and corrupt on in office. This could prove par- ticularly worrisome to an administration that is trying to block an investigation of high-level cor- ruption that could well incriminate Peron. Senate president Luder is said to have told colleagues that failure to oblige the officers on this bill could lead to a military coup. 3.5(c) Searching operation against Argentine terrorists ISR-8 CIE-