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| − | '''Intelligence Directorate''' (Dirección de Inteligencia or DI) is the foreign intelligence agency of [[Cuba]]. It was established in late 1961.<ref name=FASDI>[http://www.fas.org/irp/world/cuba/dgi/index.html DGI] ''Federation of American Scientists''</ref> DI has six divisions divided into two categories: the Operational Divisions and the Support Divisions.<ref name=FASDI/> | + | '''Intelligence Directorate''' (Dirección de Inteligencia or DI) is the foreign intelligence agency of [[Cuba]]. It was established in late 1961.<ref name=FASDI>[http://www.fas.org/irp/world/cuba/dgi/index.html DGI] ''Federation of American Scientists''</ref> DI has six divisions divided into two categories: the Operational Divisions and the Support Divisions.<ref name=FASDI/> The operational divisions consists of the political and economic intelligence division, the external counterintelligence division, and the military intelligence division.<ref name=FASDI/> The political and economic intelligence division is divided into four sections: Eastern Europe, North America, Western Europe, and Africa-Asia-Latin America.<ref name=FASDI/> The external counterintelligence division is responsible for infiltrating foreign intelligence services and the surveillance of exiles.<ref name=FASDI/> |
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Revision as of 23:25, March 4, 2008
Intelligence Directorate (Dirección de Inteligencia or DI) is the foreign intelligence agency of Cuba. It was established in late 1961.[1] DI has six divisions divided into two categories: the Operational Divisions and the Support Divisions.[1] The operational divisions consists of the political and economic intelligence division, the external counterintelligence division, and the military intelligence division.[1] The political and economic intelligence division is divided into four sections: Eastern Europe, North America, Western Europe, and Africa-Asia-Latin America.[1] The external counterintelligence division is responsible for infiltrating foreign intelligence services and the surveillance of exiles.[1]