MEETING WITH DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE 28 NOVEMBER, 1215 HOURS, DCI DINING ROOM

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP88G01117R000501530002-5
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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 18, 2011
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• Publication Date: November 26, 1986
• Content Type: MEMO

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26 November 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
-Duty Director for Intelligence
Deputy Director for Operations
SUBJECT: Meeting with Deputy Secretary of State
28 November, 1215 hours, DCI Dining Room
We have been told that if there is time left after discussing Iran," St'
would like to discuss Items A through D.
TAB A How Did Kim 11 Sung "Die"? State would like to hear post-mothis ttem
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this episode.
at TAB A.
TAB B Is Cory Aquino Going to Make It? They would like our assessment of recerf
i 1 din whether or not the threat of a
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developments and our prognosis, nc
g TAB B
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been in on the mee ng
story has been evolving all week, we have not prepared a paper for you pn
coup has passed. The DI prepared the paper at
Central America: The Impact of the Iran Revelations. Clair George has
and is prepared to speak to this. Because this
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this.
TAB C Suriname. State has asked for a status report.
Yemen. State has asked for a status report.
TOP CRET
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2 8 NOV 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
VIA:
FROM:
Deputy Director for Operations
Acting Chief, Latin America Division
SUBJECT: Summary Talking Points on Suriname
1. Current Military Situation. After a lull in October,
Brunswijk i.s tightening his grip in the east.
--The insurgents have taken control of key economic
facilities and transportation arteries, ending
domestic cooking oil production, closing a key
aluminum mine and insolating pockets of government
troops.
--To shore up his position Bouterse is acquiring two
helicopters and apparently has received Libyan-funded
small arms from Nicaragua shipped via Cuba.
2. Political Situation. Internal political forces have been
intimidated back to quiescence by recent murders of ethnic minorities.
--Brunswijk and exiles continue to contact internal
political parties to ensure a smooth transition
following Bouterse's ouster.
3. U.S. Policy. The State Department is taking the lead
in reassessing our policy.
--The major allies are divided: Brazil favors sticking
with Bouterse; the Venezuelans are passive; the Dutch
believe he must go; and the French are mainly interested
in securing French Guiana's borders with Suriname.
--We understand Under Secretary Armacost favors lining up
the players before addressing the situation in Suriname;
State Department's Latin American Bureau is looking for
ways to engineer a "Marcos" solution.
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