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Department of State, Memorandum for Henry Kissinger on Chile, December 4, 1970:
In response to a November 27 directive from Kissinger, an inter-agency Ad Hoc Working Group on Chile prepared this set of strategy papers covering a range of possible sanctions and pressures against the new Allende government. These included a possible diplomatic effort to force Chile to withdraw--or be expelled--from the Organization of American States as well as consultations with other Latin American countries "to promote their sharing of our concern over Chile." The documents show that the Nixon administration did engage in an invisible economic blockade against Allende, intervening at the World Bank, IDB, and Export-Import bank to curtail or terminate credits and loans to Chile before Allende had been in office for a month.
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Department of Defense, U.S. Milgroup, Situation Report #2, October 1, 1973: In a situation report, U.S. Naval attache Patrick Ryan, reports positively on events in Chile during the coup. He characterizes September 11 as "our D-Day," and states that "Chile's coup de etat [sic] was close to perfect." His report provides details on Chilean military operations during and after the coup, as well as glowing commentary on the character of the new regime.
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Department of State, Chilean Executions, November 16, 1973: This memo, sent to the Secretary of State by Jack Kubisch, states that summary executions in the nineteen days following the coup totaled 320--more than three times the publicly acknowledged figure. At the same time, Kubisch reports on new economic assistance just authorized by the Nixon administration. The memo provides information about the Chilean military's justification for the continued executions. It also includes a situation report and human rights fact sheet on Chile.
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Department of State, Kubisch-Huerta Meeting: Request for Specific Replies to Previous Questions on Horman and Teruggi Cases, February 11, 1974: This telegram, written by Ambassador Popper and directed to the U.S. Secretary of State, reports on a meeting between Assistant Secretary of State Jack Kubisch, and Chile's foreign minister General Huerta on the controversy over two U.S. citizens--Charles Horman and Frank Teruggi--executed by the military after the coup. Kubisch notes that he is raising this issue "in the context of the need to be careful to keep relatively small issues in our relationship from making our cooperation more difficult."
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Department of Defense, Directorate of National Intelligence (DINA) Expands Operations and Facilities, April 15, 1975:
This heavily excised Intelligence Report from the Defense Attache in Santiago Chile, describes the growth of DINA, the national intelligence arm of the Chilean government and "the sole responsible agency for internal subversive matters." Many of the excised portions provide details about the strained relations between DINA and the Chilean Armed Forces because of DINA's exclusive power. The report states that the head of DINA, Colonel Manuel Contreras, "has reported exclusively to, and received orders only from, President Pinochet."
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[URL="http://www.gwu.edu/%7Ensarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB8/ch30-01.htm"] FBI Report to Chilean Military on Detainee, June 6, 1975: [/URL]This letter, one of a number sent by FBI attache Robert Scherrer to Chilean General Ernesto Baeza, provides intelligence obtained through the interrogation of a captured Chilean leftist, Jorge Isaac Fuentes. The document records U.S. collaboration with Chile's security forces, including the promise of surveillance of subjects inside the United States. Fuentes was detained through Operation Condor--a network of Chilean, Argentinian and Paraguayan secret police agencies which coordinated tracking, capturing and killing opponents. According to the Report of the Chilean National Commission on Truth and Reconciliation, he was tortured in Paraguay, turned over to the Chilean secret police, and disappeared.
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National Security Council, Disarray in Chile Policy, July 1, 1975: This memorandum, from Stephen Low to President Ford's National Security Advisor, General Brent Scowcroft, conveys concern about wavering U.S. policy toward Chile in light of reports of human rights violations. The memo reveals a division within the U.S. embassy over dealing with Chile, with a number of officials now believing that all U.S. military and economic assistance should be terminated until the regime's human rights record improves. According to Low, by reducing aid and sending "mixed signals" to the Chileans, the United States risks precipitating a crisis situation in Chile. Low concludes his memo by recommending that Scowcroft schedule a special meeting in which U.S. agencies can "clarify guidelines for future policy."
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FBI, Operation Condor Cable, September 28, 1976: This cable, written by the FBI's attache in Buenos Aires, Robert Scherrer, summarizes intelligence information provided by a "confidential source abroad" about Operation Condor, a South American joint intelligence operation designed to "eliminate Marxist terrorist activities in the area." The cable reports that Chile is the center of Operation Condor, and provides information about "special teams" which travel "anywhere in the world... to carry out sanctions up to assassination against terrorists or supporters of terrorist organizations." Several sections relating to these special teams have been excised. The cable suggests that the assassination of the Chilean Ambassador to the United States, Orlando Letelier, may have been carried out as an action of Operation Condor.
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FBI, Directorate of National Intelligence (DINA), January 21, 1982: This report provides a summary of information taken from prison letters written by Michael Townley, the DINA agent responsible for the assassination of Orlando Letelier. This report includes information not directly provided to the FBI by Townley, but drawn from analysis of his correspondence with his DINA handler: details about meetings between Chilean President Pinochet and Italian terrorists and spies, codenames and activities of DINA personnel, collaboration between DINA and anti-Castro Cubans; the creation of a fake terrorist organization to take the blame for a DINA kidnapping in Argentina; DINA involvement in relations between Great Britain and Northern Ireland; and Townley's fear that information about kidnappings and assassinations of prominent critics of Pinochet would somehow be traced back to him.
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Not sure if the links are geo blocked. They are mostly in Spanish and if you understand Spanish some fucking unbelievable information. The Australian ambassador in Chile paid Colonel Contreras' secretary several thousand dollars for living expenses. Links to the documents below.
Quote:Australia 's participation in the
Chilean coup 40 years ago
Latinhub guide you to access all the information online
40 years ago a coup ended the socialist government headed by Salvador Allende in Chile. After his fall, 17-year dictatorship , led by Augusto Pinochet led to killings, disappearances , torture and mass exile . It is public knowledge of CIA involvement in the coup, but not as well known in Australia the leading role helping the CIA.
In a special report SBS Radio Australia , at 40 years of the coup , were made public interviews, documents and newspaper articles linking Australia with the Chilean coup . The report is presented in three parts.
An SBS Radio investigative report was the trigger of an online platform where you can access this exclusive documentary information .
SBS also interviewed Adriana Rivas , who worked for the National Intelligence Directorate of Chile , known as DINA 1973-1977 . Within that period was secretary Alejandro Burgos, Manuel Contreras assistant . He also received training as an intelligence agent and joined the brigade Lautaro . In 1978 Rivas moved to Australia . The radio interview , which you can access on the link below , was filmed and will be broadcast in the coming weeks .
Links to access the information :
Para acceder al informe radial PARTE 1, haga CLICK AQUÃ. Spanish
Para acceder al informe radial PARTE 2, haga CLICK AQUÃ. Spanish
Para acceder al informe radial PARTE 3, haga CLICK AQUÃ. Spanish
Para acceder al informe radial PARTE 4, entrevista a Adriana Rivas, [URL="http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/spanish/highlight/page/id/288819/t/The%20other%209/11:-Interview-with-Adriana-Rivas/"]CLICK AQUÃ. Spanish
[/URL]Para ver el informe televisivo en World News Australia, CLICK AQUÃ.
Para acceder a la plataforma online soporte de la investigación, CLICK AQUà English
Para escuchar la entrevista a la autora de la investigación, Florencia Melgar, haga CLICK AQUÃ. Spanish
Intelligence services in Australia :
ASIO - Australian Security Intelligence Organisation
ASIS - Australian Secret Intelligence Service
DSD - Defence Signals Directorate
DIGO - Defence Imagery and Geospatial Organisation
DIO - Defence Intelligence Organisation
ONA - Office of National Assessments
"The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways. The point, however, is to change it." Karl Marx
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“I think it would be a good idea” Ghandi, when asked about Western Civilisation.
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