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1. REGIONAL SEMINAR ON BIBLIOGRAPHY, DOCUMENTATION, AND EXCHANGE OF PUBLICATIONS, ORGANIZED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO WITH THE COLLABORATION OF UNESCO (MEXICO CITY, NOVEMBER 21- DECEMBER 4, 1960).

   of Latin America, and to change the title to Bib ia is AS AWrIc Ist j. Argentina and Chile ... Bibliogrspky of Central America and the Caribbean. Group I of the Seminar constituted a Third Reainar ... on Jibliog- rs of Central America said the Caribbean. The first two senjIMB" were held in Havana in 1955 ...

2. LETTER TO LANGHORNE A. MOTLEY FROM ROBERT M. GATES

   for Economics John Horton National Intelligence Officer for Latin America Each session will have 15-minute ... 20520 Dear Ambassador Motley: I am pleased to hear from Chief of our South America Division ... Washington, D. C. 20220 DDI 0) 5'~ y ~~ I am pleased to hear from Chief of our South America Division ...

3. CUBAN-BACKED FRONTS EVADE U.S. EMBARGO

   that are then handed over to Latin America's many guerrilla groups. Intelligence sources say $11 mil- lion worth ... for Havana's covert operations, including the purchase and transportation of arms to Latin American insurgents, ... companies operate in 11 Latin American and three Afri- can countries as well as in Canada, Japan and much ...

4. CRISIS ENVELOPS URUGUAY

   is changing its policy (of 'intervention' in-Latin America.)" The Granma editorial called ... of suck been clearly stated a thousand times," the victories, so, wherever in? Latin America 01 ... of the peoples' our too hasty support of every group that of Latin America for their independence and.. picks ...

5. NOTES ON STEVENSON-BENTON TRIP

   policy in deal- ing with Latin America. The Minister told us that in his judgment the United StE..tes ... the Governor that his visit to Latin America will have "tremendous repercussions". He emphasized ... "psychologically ignores Latin America" and this leads to advocacy in some quarters of a so called"third ...

6. JAPAN: POLICY TOWARD NICARAGUA

   America at this time, the Japanese do not have an incentive to risk damaging relations with other Latin ... interest. This new trend is marked in Latin America by gradual efforts to strengthen diplomatic ties ... May 1985 Japan: Policy Toward Nicaragua Summary Nicaragua, like other nations in Central America ...

7. LATIN AMERICA WARNING AND FORECAST MEETING FEBRUARY 1985

   Intelligence Officer for Warning FROM: Robert D. Vickers, Jr. National Intelligence Officer for Latin America ... SUBJECT: Latin America Warning and Forecast Meeting February 1985 1. On 20 February 1985, the Latin ... although many of them hope to use the Uruguayan Presidential inauguration as a forum for mobilizing Latin ...

8. LATIN AMERICAN POLICE GET SOME POINTERS FROM WASHINGTON

   that they were widely accepted in Latin America as ttve. There was evidence that police forces were abusive. The public ... Holt contends. "We transferred a lot of equipment and train- ing to police forces in Latin America ... "Our sppport far damocraac development m Lean America must be highlighted by our support ...

9. AMERICA'S NEW VIETNAM?

   in Latin America, with fewer than 3 million people, Niea- ragua has become the foeus of an incredible ... editorial writer Del Olmo special zee in Latin America. Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved ... Y Nicaragua LOS ANGELES TILTS BOOK 16 June 1985 AMERICA'S NEW VIETNAM? by Karl Gros (Plermsi Pi $10.95; ...

10. WESTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL AMERICA: INFLUENCE BUT NOT POWER

    to Latin America in May and June 1983. We think West European socialists now acknowledge, as one ... Gonzalez's comment to an interviewer in December 1982 that Latin America as a whole-let alone Central America ... to the trip that Gonzalez took to Latin America and the United States. in May and June 1983. ...

11. MONTHLY REPORT--PARAGUAY BUREAU--APRIL 1985

    into pre-enployn nt processing for the vacant monitorial position. IV. VISITS 1. a Latin America desk officer ... Alegre Radio Gaucha in Portuguese Rio de Janeiro LATIN AMERICA DAILY POST in English Rio de Janeiro ... Beijing in Spanish to Latin America FRANCE PARIS AFP in Spanish BROAD- PRESS PUBLIC- CASTS AGENCY ATIONS ...

12. WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS LATIN AMERICA BRANCH, ORE, CIA 29 MARCH 1949

    For ReleaseT999/09/02: 01090A0200010012-6 '7eekly Contributions Latin America Branch, OF' Cm 29:arch 1949 ... Of the items reported on this week, that on, increased Corrtunist organizational activity in Latin America (p. ... 2) is of particular Inter- est. G^111EEAL: Communist parties in Latin America, faced with declining ...

13. NICARAGUA'S PUBLIC DIPLOMACY STRATEGY

    America, and preserving critical political and economic ties with Latin America and Western Europe. ... of this paper. It was prepared by Middle America Caribbean Division, Office of African and Latin American ... in Central America, preserving support in Latin America and Western Europe, and defending the regime ...

14. LEST WE FORGET THE BAY OF PIGS

    down a violent dead-end street in pursuit of revolutionaries throughout Latin America. It resulted in the first ... U.S. relations with Latin America and, moreover, probably fail. It quickly became obvious ... and a longtime student of U. S. intervention in Central America.- The Editors WALTER LAFEBER President ...

15. CUBA-NICARAGUA: SUPPORT FOR CENTRAL AMERICAN INSURGENCIES

    by the Latin America Division of the Office of Political Analysis under the direction of the National Intelli- ... gence Officer for Latin America, and coordinated with the Directorate of Operations and the Office ... themes in Central America during the past month, highlighted by the decision of Guatemala's pour ... . It was prepared by the Latin America Division of the Office of Political Analysis under the direction ... of the National Intelli- gence Officer for Latin America, and coordinated with the Directorate of Operations ... and solidarity emerged as major themes in. Central America during‘, the past month, highlighted by the decision ...

16. THE PITFALL OF A LATIN QUIRK

    specialist. The analyst whose cxpertise is primarily Latin Americas, is thus brought into contact ... CIA-RDP79TO1762AO01000030004-1,W`616-t}010~38!' I SECRET 25X1A, analyst who follows south- of-the-border restlessness. "H PITFALL OF A LATIN ... QUIRK 25XIA A problem.6f,:h terpretation recurs from time to time in cur-, rent rote tg zi on Latin ...

17. SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT THE LATIN AMERICAN LEFT

    in in the United Staten, is akwed consider political orientation in Latin America local standard, but instead ... of the arning in Latin America,. < and an element so per vasive as to constitute a major factor ... CIA-RDP79R00904A001200020003-2 LLASSISD CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 23 Decor 1965 t the Latin Ameri Left spectruza ...

18. REDS MAP PLAN TO WIN LATINS

    in the Kremlin- the USRLA-the United Socialist Republics of Latin America. By 1968 this Soviet unit is to include ... or rash moves by Fidel and his associates through. Latin America. Castro must accept with,,ood grace ... Plan b o` Win Latins By ROBERT; MORRIS DEFECTORS from the Soviet side to our side in the world conflict ...

19. DEMOCRATIC SENATORS CIA REPORT ON CARIBBEAN

    the CIA's national intelligence offi- cer for Latin America. The senators' letter to Casey. was dated ... sphere," said Helms, chairman of the. Foreign Relations subcommittee on Latin America Menges' briefing ... sensitive positions. The briefing on the military situa-. Lion is Central America. and the Ca- ribbean ...

20. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

    and assist in the develop- ment of stable economies In Latin America, the authority conferred by this section ... and the improvement of housing condi- tions in Latin America. "'(b) To carry out the purposes of sub- ... in Latin America of types similar to those insured by the Federal Housing Ad- ministration and suitable ...

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