Wednesday, April 28, 2021
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Monday, April 19, 2021
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Ion Mihai Pacepa, Key Cold War Defector, Dies at 92
Lt. Gen. Ion Mihai Pacepa, a senior Romanian intelligence official and an adviser to his country’s president, Nicolae Ceaucescu, arrived in Bonn, West Germany, one day in June 1978 on a diplomatic mission. Mr. Ceaucescu had given him a message for the German chancellor — and orders to devise a plan to assassinate an American journalist who covered Romania...
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/16/obituaries/ion-mihai-pacepa-dead-covid.html
Saturday, April 7, 2018
"The CIA and Double Agents...."
Benjamin B. Fischer
Doubles Troubles: The CIA and Double Agents during the Cold War - Mixtape.moe
PDF Double Troubles
https://track3.mixtape.moe › abhsfq
https://fortunascorner.com/2015/12/28/cia-fooled-by-massive-cold-war-double-agent-failure/
Jorge L. García Vázquez
Havana-Berlin Connection :"La preparación de los agentes.."
Desinformación de la contra-inteligencia cubana/Fuente:
Archivo BStU/ - Servicio de Seguridad del Estado de la RDA
/Stasi/Berlín ) Investigación Conexión Habana-Berlín
La
preparación de los agentes dobles y el perfeccionamiento de los Juegos
Operativos fue objetivo de un tema investigativo de la Dirección de
Contrainteligencia cubana en 1989,de acuerdo a documentos
desclasificados de los archivos de la policía política de la República
Democrática Alemana.
"En
marzo de 1989 el Teniente Coronel del Ministerio del Interior, José
Manuel Pérez Cernada, solicitaba el apoyo del Departamento de
Contrainteligencia de la Stasi para obtener informaciones, a la mayor
brevedad posible sobre confesiones de ex-oficiales CIA y agentes
descubiertos por los Organos de Seguridad de los países socialistas,
sistema de medidas aplicadas por la CIA en la comprobación de los
agentes de Juegos Operativos de los servicios de seguridad de países
socialistas,ejemplos de casos cerrados,criterios operativos sobre las
diferencias fundamentales en el comportamiento de las comprobaciones CIA
en agentes que residen permanentemente en el exterior y los que viajan
al extranjero donde contactan con el Servicio Especial norteamericano y
las experiencias adquiridas en la instrucción a agentes de "JO" para
que puedan burlar las comprobaciones del enemigo..."
https://stasi-minint.blogspot.de/2015/11/la-preparacion-de-los-agentes-dobles.html?m=1
Saturday, May 30, 2015
New post on Cuba Confidential |
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Cuba Not Off Hook, Despite Removal From US Terror Listby Chris Simmons |
Pamela Dockins, Voice of America
STATE
DEPARTMENT— The United States has dropped Cuba from its State Sponsor
of Terrorism list but the removal does not clear Havana of all U.S.
embargoes and statutory restrictions. The State Department announced
Friday that Cuba had been removed from the blacklist – a designation
that it shared with Iran, Syria and Sudan.
In
an April statement, Secretary of State John Kerry said “circumstances
have changed since 1982,” when Cuba was put on the list because of its
“efforts to promote armed revolution by forces in Latin America.”
But
Cuba still faces U.S. restrictions on transactions such as exports and
foreign trade because of other punitive measures that remain in place.
“In
addition to the State Sponsor of Terrorism designation, there is a web
of restrictions and sanctions that have been applied over the years and
some of them are unrelated to the State Sponsor of Terrorism
designation,” said State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke.
Among them, is the Helms-Burton Act, which includes an embargo and other financial restrictions.
Mixed Views on significance of Cuba’s removal
Cuba’s
removal from the list is largely symbolic, said William LeoGrande, a
Latin American politics professor at American University. “It is more
symbolic than it is practical in the sense that most of the sanctions
that fall upon a country that is on the terrorism list already apply to
Cuba because of the broader embargo,” he said. But he said the removal
was very important to Cuba, as Washington and Havana work to normalize
relations.
Feature continues here: Cuba Off State Sponsor List
Sunday, May 24, 2015
The MININT Archive (1980)
Jorge Luis Garcia Vázquez author of the blog STASI-MININT, is a Cuban
exile living in Berlin. In his blog he provides lots of information
about the relationship between the STASI & the MINIT. In his article
“El Archivo del MININT y el asesoramiento de la STASI.” (The MININT
Archive and the advise of the STASI), he provide the followings
statistics (translation):
Until 1980 the MININT had prepared a total of:
2,088,571 records or documents of the State Security
6,056,847 records pertaining to Internal Order
This total quantity of documents: 8,145,418, was the main problem of the Minint, their classification, organization and conservation, especially of 160,000 pre-1959 records....
The Stasi report describes the exact location of the Archive, the status of the personal Card Index, which contains “all the Counterintelligence materials, for example the data on informants, operations carried out or documents of operational importance.”
In this card index alone were registered 4 million people with the following personal data: surname, first name, date of birth, gender, skin color, codified fingerprints and registration number....
The officers of the Stasi, who have came to have 180 kilometers of records and documents on their citizens, delivered gladly to their allies and students in political repression their experiences and technical resources, to monitor and liquidate any opposition or dissent.
Here you can read the whole document in Spanish: Stasi-Minint Connection
Until 1980 the MININT had prepared a total of:
2,088,571 records or documents of the State Security
6,056,847 records pertaining to Internal Order
This total quantity of documents: 8,145,418, was the main problem of the Minint, their classification, organization and conservation, especially of 160,000 pre-1959 records....
The Stasi report describes the exact location of the Archive, the status of the personal Card Index, which contains “all the Counterintelligence materials, for example the data on informants, operations carried out or documents of operational importance.”
In this card index alone were registered 4 million people with the following personal data: surname, first name, date of birth, gender, skin color, codified fingerprints and registration number....
The officers of the Stasi, who have came to have 180 kilometers of records and documents on their citizens, delivered gladly to their allies and students in political repression their experiences and technical resources, to monitor and liquidate any opposition or dissent.
Here you can read the whole document in Spanish: Stasi-Minint Connection
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