The Condor Years (57 page)

Letelier assassination and,
28
,
175
,
177
,
178
,
242

Prats assassination and,
74
,
75–76

ETA (Basque Separatists),
25
,
221

European Convention Against Terrorism,
33

Exxon Corporation,
57–58
,
60

Falklands/Malvinas War (1982),
31
,
232

Families of Disappeared Detainees,
30

FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia),
88

FASIC (Catholic human rights organization),
244

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Condor data bank and,
13
,
121

Fuentes-Santucho case and,
90

interrogation reports from Orletti prison,
212
,
250

investigation of JCR,
86–87

Koch assassination plot and,
216

Letelier assassination investigation,
7
,
28
,
93
,
193
,
228
,
232

and prevention of terrorism today,
5

Fernández, José Augustín,
239–40

Fernández Larios, Armando,
129
,
175
,
177–79
,
190

Ferreira Aldunate, Wilson,
146
,
210
,
215
,
222

Financial Times
(London),
31

Firestone (corporation),
58

Firmenich, Mario,
226
,
227

Fons, José,
15
,
117
,
210
,
217–18

40 Committee,
157

Fortín, Waldo,
75
,
77

Fortun, Juan Carlos,
122

Fourth International,
51–52

France

Condor assassination plans in,
129–30
,
219–22
,
252

French intelligence,
93–94
,
221–22

and investigations of Condor,
243

Francisco de San Martín, José,
59

Franco, Francisco,
12
,
133

Fraser, Donald,
103
,
158
,
215

Freedom of Information Act,
90
,
102
,
238

Frei Montalva, Eduardo,
61
,
229

Fresno Leighton, Anita,
131–32

Fretes Dávalos, Alejandro,
122
,
229

Fuentes, Jorge

capture of,
89
,
141

interrogations of,
98
,
108–9
,
238
,
240

and JCR mission to Paraguay,
87–89

Valenzuela and,
220

See also
Fuentes-Santucho case

Fuentes-Santucho case

Carlos the Jackal and,
93–95

international intelligence handling of,
89–96
,
105

and international investigation of JCR,
89–91
,
95–96
,
97–98
,
104

interrogations,
89–91
,
97–98

Santucho and Fuentes’s mission to Paraguay,
87–89

Scherrer and FBI investigation of,
90–94

La Fuerza Central (MIR military arm),
100

Galañena, Crescencio,
207–8

Galtieri, Leopoldo,
228
,
232

Garcés, Joan,
23–30
,
32–33
,
39

García, Orlando,
70
,
95
,
105

García-Castellón, Judge,
29
,
30
,
32

Garibay, Raul,
217

Garzón, Baltasar,
25
,
32
,
33–35
,
143
,
246

Gatti, Gerardo,
211

Gavazzo, José Nino,
210
,
211–12
,
217–18

Gianotti de Molfino, Noemi,
227–28

Goiburú, Augustín,
85
,
225
,
237

González, Mónica,
233–36

Gordon, Anibal,
206

Gorriarán Merlo, Enrique,
51
,
58–59

Goulart, Joao,
229

Gracey, Lloyd,
136

Gregg, Donald,
174

Guanes Serrano, Benito,
15
,
90
,
98
,
117
,
178–79
,
225
,
238

Guevara, Ernesto “Che”

and Bolivia’s ELN,
50
,
150

capture and execution of,
150
,
187

as inspiration to revolutionaries,
18
,
42
,
52–53
,
83

Gutiérrez, Nelson,
51

Gutiérrez Ruiz, Héctor,
146
,
147–49
,
165
,
166
,
210
,
215
,
245
,
246

Guzzetti, César,
202–5

Haahr, James,
217

Habib, Philip,
174
,
181
,
182
,
196
,
218

Hall, John,
114

Halpern, Sam,
171

Harkin, Tom,
158

Helms, Richard,
19
,
171

Hernández, Silvia,
219–20
,
222

Hill, Robert

and Argentine human rights abuses,
165
,
201
,
202–5

Guzzetti message,
202–5

Kissinger cable and,
188

Massera coup and,
135–36

Torres assassination and,
154

Videla and,
189

Hinchey Report

on Contreras and CIA,
99
,
102–3

on DINA and CIA,
69–70
,
71
,
102–3

on Pinochet coup and CIA,
46–48

on Prats assassination and CIA,
80

Horman, Charles,
30
,
247

Huidobro, Ramón,
77
,
79

human rights

Carter administration and,
2

Catholic Church and,
64
,
235
,
236
,
244

Hill and Argentinian situation,
165
,
201–5

and Kissinger address to OAS,
161–62

Kissinger and,
103
,
156–74
,
201–5

Kissinger and Argentinian situation,
202–5

and Kissinger policy toward Pinochet government,
61–62
,
157–61

and Kissinger’s meeting with Pinochet,
156
,
159–62

Koch and Uruguay’s,
214–15

post-Condor pursuit of justice and,
241–47

Shlaudeman’s report to Kissinger on,
172–74

and U.S. actions surrounding Condor,
17–18
,
156–74
,
201–5
,
252

See also
Operation Condor’s legacy and the pursuit of justice

Humphrey, Hubert,
176

INR (U.S. State Department intelligence and research office),
167
,
168
,
170

Institute for Policy Studies (Washington, D.C.),
27–28
,
191

Intelligence Battalion 601 (SIE),
110
,
112
,
122
,
138–43
,
194
,
226–27
,
228

intelligence data bank of Operation Condor,
13
,
121–23

CIA/FBI knowledge of,
13
,
121

codes and,
122

computers and,
13
,
121

telex system and radio network,
13
,
121–23
,
142
,
178

Inter-American Human Rights Commission,
161

International Brigade Che Guevara,
153

International Commission of Inquiry

into the Crimes of the Military Junta

in Chile,
128

International Council of Jurists (Paris),
119

International War Crimes Tribunals (Yugoslavia and Rwanda),
38

Interpol,
4
,
121

Irish Republican army (IRA),
221

Irusta, Gerardo,
122
,
152

Italy

DINA network operating in,
127–28
,
130–32
,
241–42

and investigations of Condor,
243–44

Iturriaga Neumann, Raul

DINA Exterior Department and,
129
,
130

Leighton assassination and,
242

Prats assassination and,
74
,
76
,
78
,
79
,
244

at Santiago meeting,
118

Jaccard Siegler, Alexei,
225–26

Jahn, Mario,
107
,
109–10
,
117

JCR (Revolutionary Coordinating Junta),
14
,
41
,
50–60
,
82–98

Azul offensive,
58–59

budget of,
55

Castro’s criticisms of,
56–57

Che Guevara and,
52–53
,
83

as Condor target,
53–54
,
207

creation and early strategies,
50–54

DINA operations against in Argentina,
111–12
,
115–16
,
141–43

early kidnappings by,
57–58
,
60

ERP and military offensives in

Argentina,
58–60
,
82–85
,
111

funding to leftist groups by,
59–60
,
86

ineffectiveness of,
53–54

and international intelligence investigation of,
89–91
,
95–96
,
97–98
,
104
,
106

military strategies and armed struggle,
52–53
,
54
,
85–86
,
114

mission to Paraguay,
86–98

public relations and,
55–56
,
59

Tucumán Province campaign,
60
,
82–85
,
111

weapons factory,
55
,
83

See also
ELN (
Ejército de Liberación Nacional);
ERP (
Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo
)
;
Fuentes-Santucho case
;
MIR (
Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria
)
;
Tupamaros

“JCR Uno” submachine guns,
83
,
85

Jones, David,
35–36

Justice Department, U.S.

and Canicoba investigation of Condor,
245

and Letelier assassination investigation,
28
,
193
,
247

and Spanish case against Pinochet,
28
,
29–30

Justicialista Movement (Argentina),
49

Kennedy, Edward,
158
,
176

Kennedy Amendment,
160
,
176

Kenrick, Carolina,
113–14

Kim Dae Jung,
174

Kissinger, Henry

address to OAS General Assembly,
159
,
161–62

and Argentina,
202–5
,
252

and Canicoba investigation of Condor,
245
,
249

in Chile for OAS 1976 meeting,
156
,
159–62