WESTERN HEMISPHERE BRIEF 104-75.4

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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 20, 2001
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b? //ARGEN i tr~A ~ THE GEts#RAL STRIKE IN ARGEldTIfdA HAS STOPPED
dIC~tllAllY ALL PRODtJCTIaPi ANb iMOST CTriER ECONOMIC ACTIVITY. AS WAR~irFZS
PPOTC.ST.PRCSIDENT Pf:R01~' S RAGE POLICY- Tt1E TtlO-DAY' STOPPAGE i~AS
itEACHED T4E WALt`-t9A'V IfAR~ adITHOIiT S7.6~iIPICAwT Ifi~CIaE:~rT.//Y
//PERONIST POLITICIANS AND lAta-OP, LEADERS Rt:,p4-~TfvDLY ClET or; JilLY
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t1IP~ISTER 06' ECOWOfiY CE:I.ESTIHO RODEtIG4 AtiD SOCIAL '~+i~L,RAiiE t1INISTteR
JOSE LOPE REGA. TNc gROPOSAif.. WNICH YN3ifIZATEA SOP1E txLEXTAI~.ITY O~P2
ECONOMIC ISSUES AT BITPUTE, ;~iAS TAKEN TO THE PRESIDE~it' S ;tESTDEI~CE
oro ~uLY 7.e/~
/1 IP EASED Qt~T ?!P THE CABINET. IiOULD P1R4?Ip?17 REMAYM
THE EREEYAEMT'S PRINATf. a~:CIRETAR~' AN! CLOSEST AlYISER? tSECRET
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//ECNEVERNIA, A i1ELL-TItAVELE! PRicSI~Ei4T. REGARlS Ti4IS AS TbiE
RIOST Tt!?01tTANT T7tIP OP ~IIS ADlt2NISTRATION? HE HOPES IT M=l1
sTRENKTMEii !lEX2C0'Y AN! lIIS ?arN TZEI YYT!'o ~OaALxcxQa COtlNTRIES AMA
lAY THE iR071N>tYOPtlt POR 7C1iCREA$E1~ TRAlE ? J/1P
I/HIi!H ?14 T1~ AfcENlA AT EiC4t STOP ~4ILl. 13E ECNEVE'!~NIA' S fESI1FE
TO BECOl11E T1~ NEXT SEC!lETAIOlY QEIeERA1 0!' THE tNi?- T11E 17QtYCA~1 P&ESa,
l1AY BEE~f SPECULATt~ ON A1! ECilEYEIRIkTA CANlZI~ACT POPt SEVENAL 11EEKS w!/V
!/TIC PRElIDgMT IS CERTAgW TO Dl~fft.l. ~~T f~EMGT6! OIA THE U04 Ct2ARTEN
if EC~IOflTC RIiNTS AN8 114T8pC @P STGTES, YNICt~ 1~E SF~ONSOREX? THE
Ct4ARTER. tlilICH AIAI AT 1CEORi1EItIpG INTERNATZOt1AL ECO~?01HIC ACTI1i2~'Y,
Ii~iIIT tHIEP CLAZl9 TO 1tEC0GYITY4U AAOM6 T01E ~IAt.IIGMEA-!/Y
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AI.TGtdE:I} GftOUP? ECf"~,:.d#RftIH SAZA HE HAl1TS GOOD ^#I.ATI4''IS k+ITii ~-UlI'ii
G?ROURS, 3;1'fi t7dtlF?TAs,liED ST~9+JTlY THAT 4i# LTLL JOXP! ?~#IT-~iEe~.//Y
//l~HYLE IN 7~-!# MIDL`lE #AaT ~ ECFlEVEHRIA YS EXPE.CTEll 'i'0 i1ElrT
~il7ii LEADERS OF Tlit PALES'6?I~dE LY(3#F~ATI0-1 OftGA~tIIATIO~'.//4'
//#C?~IEVERltIA HAS LO:dG ?dANTED TO #1#.E.? I~ITf! C.J ~.A', Pfd*nc :iZt?xSTER
CASTKO? xN RECE:ri~T 1JE_EKS, TUO CARInf3EAn LEAI~#kS--TRIivZDAD~?TOCsAGO'S
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APPAl~ENTLY l4~U CO~iSIPCtZS XT IP'P4?tTA+1T TO DEr'lONSTfiAT# THAT HIS PQEtwIG.f
POLICY IS AS 3~~LA AND IP?9EP~:DfDf~NT? //4'
//EC~i#VER'itIA MILL !3E YISYTING SE'gEGAL, ALGERIA, TAtdZAf~IA, Zt~Atd,
IN:~IA, SRI LA?iKA, EGYPT? SAUDI ARAi3TA, KUtdAYT, ISRAEL. TRINIAAD-
TG8AG0, ~StUYA~:A~ AtdD CU~?a? ME tdllL SPEtvD ADOUT THREE DAYS IT+ EACIi
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1? JAPAN: TAKEO MTKI' ~ OPERAT_T.NG STYLE AND LAST-h1INUTE RE-
VERSES IN HIS FIRST DIET SESSION AS PRIME MINISTER HAVE CAUSED SUi~1E
RESENTt1EN"C WITHIN 1'HE RULING LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY
{LDP}, B~1T HE PROBABLY I;iILL RIDE OUT HTS CURRENT DIFFICULTIES
AND LEAD THE PARTY INTO A GENERAL ELECTION-MOST LIKELY
IN DECEMBEK?4'
FOR THE FIRST ?fIME IN YEARS, TWO EUDGET-RELATED
PROPOSALS FAILED 'f0 REACH A FINAL VOTE BEFORE THE DIET
ADJOURNED ON JULY 4, AN OUTCOME THAT SHOCKED LDP
LEADERS AND OVERSHADOWED MIKI'S OTHERIIJISE SATISFACTORY
LEGISLATI'JE PERFORMANCE? THE SETBACK ALSO TOUCHED OFF
A NEW ~ZOUND CF COMPLAINING AMONG RANY.-AND-FILE PARTY t1EMBERS
DISSATISFIED WITH MIKI'S TACTIC OF COOPERATING WITH THE
POLITICAL OPPOSITIOtJ AT THE OCCASIONAL EXPENSE OF LDP
UNITY? PREVIOUSLY, A DOZEN !_DP MEMBERS HAD ABSTAINED FROM
?VOTING ON AN ELECTORAL REFORt1 BILL-A t10VE THAT tJEARLY LED
? TO THE DEFEAT OF ONE OF MIKI' S t1AJOR REFORM PR.OPO~AL.S ? 4'
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NOVEMBER HE ANNOUNCED PLANS TO PUSH AHEAD WITH UNILATERAL
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EXPLOITATION OF THE IRON DEPOSITS IN SOUTHWESTERN ALGERIA?M
ALGER.IA'S POSITION MAY BECOME CLEARtR WHEN IT MAKES AN
ORAL PRESENTATIOf~! THIS WEED TO T'HE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF
JUSTICE.- WHICH IS TO GIVE AN ADVISORY OPINION ON LEGAL ASPECTS
OF THE SAHARAN DISPUTE. ALGERIA?S FUTURE POLICY TOWARD THE
POL.ISARIO FRONT, H PRO-INDEPENDENCE SAHP.RAN PAR'iY THAT
ALGIERS HAS BEEN BACKING, WILL BE ANOTHER INDICATOR OF THE
DEGREE OF ALGERIAN SUPPORT FOR MOROCCO'S CLAIM TO THE SAHARA.
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PHOSPHATE-RICH NORTHERN REGION GOING TO MOROCCO AND THE
SOUTHERN PORTION, CONTAINING IRON ORE DEPOSITS, TO MAURITANIA?M
? THE COMMUNIQUE ALSO STATED THAT MOROCCO AND ALGERIA
WERt DETERMINED TO IMPLEMENT PROJECTS THAT HAVE SEEN AGREED
TO BUT NEVER ACTED UPOi~? THIS PRESUMABLY REFERS TO AN ACCORD
SIGNED TN 1972 PROVIDIPJG FOR JOINT EXPLOITATION OF IRON
DEPOSITS IN SOUTHWESTERN ALGERIA AND TO AN ACCOMPANYING
BORDER AGREEMENT :[N W!1ICH MOROCCO RENOUNCED A,' CLAIMS TO
ALGERIAN TERRITORY. RABAT'S FAILURE TO RATIFY THE BORDER
AGREEMENT, IN PART BECAUSE MOROCCAN POLITICAL PARTIES
DENOUNCED IT, HAS BEEN A MAJOR STICKING POINT IN RELATT.ONS
WITI~ ALGERIA. ALGIERS RATIFIED THE BORDER AGREEMENT TN 1973?
SO FAR, THERE HAS PEEN NO CONI=IRMATY.ON OF THE
UNDERSTANDING FROM Ai..GIERS OTHER THAN PliBl_ICATION OF THE
JOINT COMMUNIQUE, WHICH IS SUFFTCIEN'fLY VAGUE TO ALLOW
ALGERIA ROOM FOR MANEUVER- WE DOUDT THAT PRESIDENT
BOUMEDIENE, WHO HAS CONSISTENTLY OPPOSED MOROCCO'AS
CLAIM AND HAS SUPPORTED SELF-pETERMINATTON FOR THE
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SULEIMAN SAID THEY WERE SOVIET FACILITIES AND THAT HE
COULD NOT GIVE PERMISSION FOR THE GROUP TO ENTER?'~
' THE MISSILE HANDLING AND SUPPORT FACILITY WAS
ALSO GUARDED BY SUMALIS? ONLY THE SENATOR AND FOUR
OTHERS WERE PERMITTED TO ENTER? THEY WERE ESCORTED
THROUGH THE FACILITY BY A SOMALI WHO ALLEGEDLY WAS
THE COMMANDING OFFICER, BUT WHO WAS UNABLE TO ANSWER
QUESTIONS PUT TO HIM?M
WHEN MEf1BF.RS OF THE INSPECTION GROUP IDENTIFIED ,
A STYX MISSILE CRATE THEY WERE TOLD TH~~T THE SOMALIS
HAVE~STYX MISSILES BUT DO NOT YET HAVE TIDE BOATS ON WHICH
TO'ZNSTALL THEM? US TECHNICIANS CONFIRf1ED THAT THE CHECK-OUT BUIL
IS CAPABLE OF HANDLING A WIDE RANGE OF MISSILES USED IN SUPPORT OF
THE SOVIET NAVY AND TS LARGER THAN WOULD BE REQUIRED
FOR~HANDLING THE STYX MISSILES ALONE?~'
THE TOUR ALSO INCLUDED PETROLEUM FACILITIES AND THE
RECENTLY IDENTIFIED LARGE NEW AIRFIELD? BOTH ARE STILL
UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND SOVIET EQUIPMENT REMAINS AT THE SITES.M
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1? SOMAL.IA~ DURING A TOUR OF 6ERBERA, SOMALIA, ON JULY 4,
SENATOR BARTLETT AND A GROUP OF US'GOVERNMENT AND NEWS
REPRESENTATIVES WERE ABLE TO SUBSTANTIATE US INTELLIGENCE fiEPORTS
ON THE NATURE OF MILITARY FACILITIES IN THE AREA AND THEIR USE
BY THE SOVIETS?'~
THE GROUP FGUND SOVIET CITIZENS AND RUSST.AN-LANGUAGE
MATERIAL IN THE BARRACKS BUILDINGS AND RESIDENTIAL TRAILERS
IN'A COMPOUND IDENTIFIED S A '
SOVIET RES:~DENTIAL AREA? THE BARRACKS AND REPAIR SHIP IN
P~>RT (ilERE FLYING BOTH T{iE SOVIET FLAG AND A SOMALI ENSIGN?M
,THE SOMALI OFFICIAL ESCORTING THE SENATORB'S PARTY,
COLONEL.AHMED SULEIMAN OF THE SOMALI SECURITY SERVICE,
WAS NOT AUTHORIZED TO PERMIT THE PARTY TO GO A60ARD THE
SHIP, WHICH WAS UNDER SOVIET GUARD?~'
THE GROUP WAS BARRED FROM B01'H THE TRANSPIITTING AND
RECEIVING SITES OF THE COMMUNICATIONS FACILITY? ALTHOUGH
THESE SITES WERE GUARDED BY ARMED SOMALI SOLATERS,
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FFICIAL?S C011MENT h1AY NOTE IN FACT, HAVE ACCURATELY
REFLECTED THE TALKS BETWEEN F~,HD AND THE SHAH?4'/~
DESPITE AGREEMENT WITH THE IRANIANS ON OPPOSITION TO
FOREIGN ACTIVITY IN THE PERSIAN GULF-A POSITION ALREADY SPELLED
OUT IN SAUDI POLICY STATEMENTS-THE SAUDI APPARENTLY SHOWED
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gARTLETT C0~1MENTED THAT THE GKCUP 'aAD BEEN ADf1ITTED
TO ,AI.L FACILITIES TO WHICH THE S01`IALI GOVERNf1ENT AND
COLONEL SULEIf1AN COULD ODTAIN AD11I'fTANCE ? HE QUOTED
SULEIf1AN'S STATEMENT THAT IF TT WERE TN HTS POWER,
THE GROUP WOULD HAVE DEEN PERMITTED TO ENTER SOVIET
FACILITIES AS WELL. PRESIDENT SIAD DID NOT RESPOND
TO THAT COMMENT. {SECRET}4'
B? SAUDI ARABIA - IRAN THE SAUDIS REPORT THAT CROWN PRINCE
FAHD HELD "USEFUL" DISCUSSIONS ON TIDE "GENERAL SUBJECT^ OF PERSIAN
GULF~SECURITY DURING HTS VISIT TO IRAN LAST WEEK?4~
ACCORD?:NG TO THE FINAL COMhIUNIQUE, THE TWA SIDES AGREED
THAT THE GULF SHOULD REMAIN A fa"PEACEFUL, SECURE, AND STABLE'
REGION, FREE FROM FOREIGN INTERFERENCE. MOREOVER, THE
NECESSITY FOR KEEPING THE REGION FREE FRGM FOREIGN ?ASES
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BELGRADE'S MEDIA HAVC BEEN SILENT 'f{SUS FAR
ON 'PHE RESULTS IN EAST BERLIN, SUGGESTING THAT THE
YUGOSLAVS DO NOT AT THIS Ta:~1E WANT TO MAKE A PUBLIC
ISSUE ,OVER THE DIFFERENCES ? S:iNCE TI-!E BERLIN
SESSION, HO~dEVER, BELGRADE HAS CRITICIZED BOTH THE
CZECHOSLOVAKS ANU THE SOVIETS 1=0R PUSHING THEIR
PROGRAM IN OTI?IER FORUh1S ? THE YUGOSLAVS HAVE TAKEPI
PARTICULAR AIM AT PROM'iNENT SOV?:ET PARTY OFFICIALS
MIKHAIL SUSLOV ,4ND BORIS PONOMAREV FOR USING THE
OCCASION OF 7"HE 40'i'H ANNIVERSARY OF THE COMIi~~ '
SEVENTH CONGRESS TO ATTACK THE CHINESE AND TO CALL
FOR "MONOLITHIC^ UNITY OF ALL C~i!1MUNiST PARTIES? {CONF;[-
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MOJSGV CI.,AIhiS, HAS JOINED 'THOSE OPPOSING THE SO-
VIETS, THE TIDE IS RUNNi"1G AGAINST MOSCOW.~~
ALEKSANDR GRLICKOV, THE YUGOSLAV PARTY'S TOP
EXPERT ON a.NTER-PARTY AFFAIRS, ALSO HAS REFERRED
INDTSECTLY TO DIFFERENCES IN BERLIN. JN ~IULY 3, GRLICKOV
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