[SANITIZED]WEEKLY SITUATION REPORT ON INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM FEBRUARY 1976 - 1976/02/03

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• Publication Date: February 3, 1976

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Weekly Situation Report
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TAB A - Chronology of Significant International Terrorist Acts
Chronology (Page A-2)
TAB B - Terrorist Threats and Plans
I. Terrorist Threats and Plans: Western Hemisphere
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
Date:
Place:
29 January 1976
Argentina,
Buenos Aires
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Two Bendix Officials
Assassinated
Two Bendix officials, Argen-
tine citizens, were killed in
their offices by terrorists.
A small bomb destroyed the
interior of the general
manager's office. A police-
man was also killed when he
tried to interfere with the
terrorists. �A Montonero
slogan was painted on the
outside wall of the offices.
(Comment: The terrorists
initially asked for the
general manager, but he was
out of town. It is not known
if he Is an American.)
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I. Terrorist Threats and Plans:
Western Hemisphere, Including the United States
Target: Foreign Embassies
Place: Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Date:
Unknown
** The Montoneros may attack
foreign embassies in Buenos
Aires if Roberto Quieto,
deputy commander of the Mon-
toneros and recently arrested
by Argentine authorities, is
killed,
The Montoneros
intend to continue their ter-
rorist campaign, which so far
has been directed against
policemen, in an effort to
force authorities to acknowl-
edge Quieto's detention and to
legally consign him to the
judicial system.
** Indicates a new threat reported for the first time.
* Indicates a revision of a threat reported in previous issues.
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I. Terrorist Threats and Plans:
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Target:
Place:
Date:
Foreign Embassies
Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Unknown
Target: U.S. BUSINESSMAN
Place: Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Date:
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* The Montoneros may attack
foreign embassies in Buenos
Aires if Roberto Quieto,
deputy commander of the Mon-
toneros and recently arrested
by Argentine authorities, is
killed. (See the 3 February
issue, page B-I-1.)
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Montonero leaders, feel they
must carry out a spectacular
operation in order to
strengthen their image. The
leaders feel that since Quieto
did not put up any resistance
when he was arrested, the rank
and file view the Montonero
leaders as weak.
On 3 February a prominent U.S.
businessman in Buenos Aires
received a notice from the
Montoneros that he had 15
days to get out of the
country. Security measures
are being implemented.
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PSRE Cases Diplomatic Missions in Quito for Possible
Terrorist Campaign (Page 5)
TAB A - Chronology of Significant International Terrorist Acts
TAB B - Terrorist Threats and Plans
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PSRE Cases Diplomatic Missions in Quito for Possible
Terrorist Campaign
the Revolutionary
Socialist Party of Ecuador may be gearing up for possible
future terrorist action in Ecuador with the help of the
Argentine People's Revolutionary Army (ERP). Members of the
PSRE are quietly studying the security measures at the
diplomatic missions of the United States, the United Kingdom,
West Germany, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil and Chile
in both Quito and Guayaquil for the purpose of undertaking
future operations against these targets. Included in the
PSRE's surveillance are photographs and sketches of the
target installations.
The PSRE is also undertaking a small-scale program of
urban guerrilla warfare training which includes instruction
in the use of explosives and small arms handling. One of
the objectives of the training is instruction in the sabotage
of factories as well as agitation techniques to cause labor
unrest. The training is being given to seven groups of five
men each, three of which are located in Quito and two in
Guayaquil.
The Argentine ERP has offered to train PSRE members, if
they can go to Argentina, and to provide financial support
to the PSRE. As of early February 1976, Ramiro Fernando
Maldonado, the Secretary General of the PSRE, was involved
in efforts to arrange and finance the travel of seven PSRE
members to Argentina. In return for the ERP's assistance,
Maldonado has offered to provide the ERP with false docu-
mentation, including passports, and has made a safesite in
Quito available to the ERP in the event that ERP members are
Forced to leave Argentina. Once the promised support from
the ERP is definite, the PSRE will launch a propaganda
campaign in Ecuador announcing solidarity between the two
organizations.
The PSRE is a leftist pro-Cuban offshoot of the Social-
ist Party which staged terrorist activities, including
robberies, in the early 1970's. The organization was severe-
ly disrupted by a government crackdown in October 1972, and
it has not attempted any maior activities since that time.
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CHRONOLOGY OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ACTS
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Place:
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Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Shots Fired at Australian
Embassy
Shots were fired at the Aus-
tralian embassy from a pass-
ing automobile in the early
morning hours of 12 February.
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I. Terrorist Threats and Plans:
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Target: Foreign Embassies
Place: Argentina,
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Date:
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Target: U.S. BUSINESSMAN
Place: Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Date:
Current
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The Montoneros may attack
foreign embassies in Buenos
Aires if Roberto Quieto,
deputy commander of the Mon-
toneros and recently arrested
by Argentine authorities. is
killed.
Montonero leaders feel they
must carry out a spectactular
operation in order to
strengthen their image. The
leaders feel that since Quieto
did not put up any resistance
when he was arrested, the rank
and file view the Montonero
leaders as weak.
On 3 February a prominent
U.S. businessman in Buenos
Aires received a notice
from the Montoneros that he
had 15 days to et out of
the country.
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ERP May Again Be Concentrating on U.S. Targets in
Argentina (Page 2)
Argentine ERP May Be Losing Faith in Revolutionary
Coordinating Junta (Page 10)
TAB B - Terrorist Threats and Plans
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ERP May Again Be Concentrating on U.S. Targets in Argentina
The People's Revolutionary Army (ERP) may be planning
to step up its terrorist campaign against American targets
in Argentina. It was learned in early February that the ERP
leadership has been considering intensifying operations
against the United States, particularly against U.S. mission
personnel and buildings in Buenos Aires. To further this
end, the ERP formed a special unit in late 1974 which is
specifically tasked with developing information on U.S.
officials and other Americans in Argentina.
the special unit has developed information on
the interior and exterior of the U.S. embassy as well as
neighboring buildings, and is also collecting information on
the new U.S. chancery, which is currently under construction.
the cooperation of the Montoneros
against American targets, as well
armed forces.
the ERP plans to enlist
conducting operations
against the Argentine
the Montoneros
in
as
would probably be willing to cooperate with the ERP in
joint operations and thought that these operations might be
timed to create chaos in the aftermath of a military coup.
The Montoneros believe such a coup will take place shortly.
The
the past
spicuous
morale of the ERP rank and file has been low during
few months, chiefly because of the lack of a con-
success during a considerable time.
the ERP lost a full company in Buenos Aires
and has been badly hurt in Tucuman province by the govern-
ment's counter-subversion campaign. Nine ERP military
chiefs are reportedly in jail, and some ERP leaders feel
that the government has infiltrated the organization. Other
leaders have stated that the Argentine Anti-Communist Alliance
(AAA) may have hurt the ERP by instilling sufficient fear
among the people to discourage them from joining or cooperat-
ing with the ERP. Despite all these losses, 3.3(b)(1)
the ERP currently has 2,000 armed
with another 2,000 in reserve.
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militants
While operations against U.S. diplomatic targets by
the ERP and the Montoneros would certainly upgrade the
danger to U.S. personnel, no solid information has been
received that both organizations have actually agreed to
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Argentine ERP May Be Losing Faith in Revolutionary
Coordinating Junta
In mid-February a provincial leader of the Argentine
People's Revolutionary Army (ERP) remarked,
that the ERP is discouraged with
tne Revoiutionary Loorainating Junta (JCR). (The JCR, a
loose union of various Latin American extremist groups
dominated by the ERP, was described in detail in the issue
of 22 December 1975.) This leader said that in the ERP's
opinion the JCR has not been a success. While it has made
some progress in Chile, it has failed in Bolivia and Uruguay.
Some ERP leaders feel that ERP representatives in Europe
have been softened by too much of the good life.
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Target: Foreign Embassies
Place: Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Date:
Unknown
Target: PAN AMERICAN
MANAGING DIRECTOR
Place: Argentina,
Buenos Aires
Date: Unknown
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The Montoneros may attack
foreign embassies in Buenos
Aires if Roberto Quiet�,
deputy commander of the Mon-
toneros and recently arrested
by Argentine authorities, is
killed.
Montonero leaders feel they
must carry out a spectacular
operation in order to
strengthen their image. The
leaders feel that since Quieto
did not put up any resistance
when he was arrested, the rank
and file view the Montonero
leaders as weak.
The Pan American World
Airways director has been
threatened with death by
an anonymous caller who
said he was a member of
the Montonero guerrilla
organization Ala 22 (Wing
22), according to an FBI
report. Ala 22 is an un-
familiar designation, and
Argentine authorities doubt
that the threat originated
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