Authors: John Dinges
European intelligence actions to prevent,
74–75
,
81
,
130
first plot,
72–75
González investigation of,
233–35
investigation of,
73
,
233–35
,
244
Propper, Eugene,
195
PRT (Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores),
50
.
See also
ERP
PRTB (
Partido Revolutionario de Trabajadores de Bolivia
),
84
,
151
PVP (
Partido para Victoria del Pueblo
)
investigation of Condor operations against,
243–44
,
246
operations against,
149–50
,
210–13
and OPR33 (armed wing),
149
,
211
,
213
Al Qaeda,
5
Ramírez Sánchez, Ilich (Carlos the Jackal),
93–95
,
220–21
,
243
Rawson, Jorge Osvaldo.
See
Riveiro, José Osvaldo
Rettig Report (Chile’s National Commission of Truth and Reconciliation),
25
,
91
revolutionary left,
18–19
,
41–44
,
49–60
Argentinian refuge,
49–50
armed struggle and,
42–43
,
52–60
early attempts to avert Pinochet coup,
43–44
early underground networks,
45
formal alliance as JCR,
50–60
(
see also
JCR
)
Pinochet’s counterrevolution against,
42–45
reactions to Pinochet coup,
42–43
,
45
,
49–60
and spirit of revolution,
18–19
,
41–42
,
52–53
,
86–87
See also
ELN (
Ejército de Liberación Nacional
)
;
ERP (
Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo
)
;
JCR (Revolutionary Coordinating Junta)
;
MIR (
Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria
)
;
Montoneros
;
Tupamaros
Rogers, William,
251
Ruiz-Tagle, Eduardo Frei,
37
Russell Tribunal (Belgium),
119
Rutila, Graciela,
152–53
Ryan, Hewson,
8
,
170
,
175
,
181
,
197–98
Sábato, Ernesto,
232
Salvi, Giovanni,
132
,
236
,
241–42
,
243
Samuelson, Victor,
57–58
,
115
,
137
,
146
Sanchez Reisse, Leandro,
224
Santucho, Amílcar
interrogation of,
97–98
,
238
,
240
and JCR mission to Paraguay,
87–89
See also
Fuentes-Santucho case
Santucho, Mario Roberto Carlos the Jackal and,
93–94
DINA/Battalion 601 targeting of,
141–42
JCR-ERP and,
50
,
51
,
54
,
58
,
60
,
82
,
84
,
137
,
205
and Tucumán Province offensive,
60
,
83
,
85
Scherrer, Robert
cable about U.S. knowledge of Condor Phase Three,
26
,
194–95
and Condor data bank,
121
and Contreras,
66
and Cuba-JCR link at Orletti prison,
208–9
and FBI handling of Fuentes-Santucho case,
90
and FBI knowledge of Condor assassination plans in Europe,
219
on Fuentes-Santucho case and Carlos the Jackal,
93–95
Letelier assassination and,
194–95
,
221
,
232
Prats assassination and,
78
Torres assassination and,
154
Schneider, René
kidnapping of,
157
Prats and,
72
School of the Americas,
122
Scowcroft, Brent,
104
Senate Foreign Relations Committee,
69–70
Senate Report on Activities of Certain Foreign Intelligence Agencies,
222
Servini de Cubría, María,
73
,
244
Shawcross, Hartley,
23
first cable to regional ambassadors,
168–69
report to Kissinger on Condor assassination plans,
171–74
,
179
and Kissinger cable,
182–83
,
188–89
,
197
second cable to regional ambassadors (to take no further action),
189–90
,
196
third cable to regional ambassadors (reinstating canceled order),
196–98
and Hill’s cable,
204–5
and Koch assassination threat,
216
,
218
and Letelier assassination plot,
179–80
,
181–82
,
197
and U.S. policy toward Pinochet regime,
61–62
SID (
Servicio de Inteligencia de Defensa
),
117
,
210–13
SIDE (
Secretaría de Informaciones de Estado
),
74
,
78
,
112
,
116
,
178
,
206
,
208
,
219
,
224
SIE (
Servicio de Inteligencia del Ejército
),
110–11
,
117
,
139–40
,
152
,
194
.
See also
Intelligence Battalion 601 (SIE)
Siracusa, Ernest,
10
,
169
,
188
,
189
,
215–17
Sivak, Martín,
152
SNI (Brazil’s intelligence service),
66
,
101
Spanish prosecution of Latin American military criminals,
24–36
impunity argument and,
26–27
and universal jurisdiction for crimes against humanity,
27
,
32
,
34
,
36–37
U.S. cooperation in,
28–30
See also
Pinochet Ugarte, Augusto, legal pursuit of and arrest of
Stapleton, Samuel,
80
State Department, U.S.
and Canicoba investigation of Condor,
249
CIA and,
181–82
and Condor assassination plans,
6–7
,
8–9
,
165
,
167
,
169–71
,
179–81
,
221–22
,
251
Kissinger cable and,
6–7
,
8
,
182–88
,
251
and Kissinger policy toward Pinochet government,
157–58
knowledge of Condor,
5
,
6–7
,
8–9
,
169–71
,
179–80
,
221–22
Koch assassination plot and,
215–16
Letelier assassination plot and,
28
,
179–80
Pinochet’s arrest and,
38–39
See also
Kissinger, Henry
Stout, Charles,
185
Stroessner, Alfredo
Almada investigation and,
237–38
and coup,
236
in exile,
238
imprisonment and interrogation of enemies,
96
,
97
,
225
Landau’s meeting with,
188
plot to assassinate,
19
,
84–85
,
96
,
237–38
Stulman, Jacobo,
226
Stulman, Matilde,
226
Suárez, Dionisio,
190–91
Sun, Margaret,
92
Swissair,
58
Teitelboim, Volodia,
128–29
Third International,
51–52
Thonon, Sophie,
243
Timerman, Jacobo,
138
Tobar Aviles, Homero,
210
.
See also
“Mauro” (Orletti prisoner)
Toronto Star
,
30
Torres, Juan José
assassination of,
153
,
154–55
,
165–66
,
201
and Bolivian left,
42
,
51
,
84
,
150–52
and JCR organizing in Argentina,
150–52
planned uprising to return to power,
150–52
torture
as Condor Phase Two operations,
14
,
30
of Fuentes and Santucho,
97
and Orletti prison,
206
in Paraguayan jails,
96–97
rates of victims of,
100
U.S. concerns about,
65
victims talking under,
99–100
at Villa Grimaldi,
100
Townley, Mariana,
76
,
77
,
129
,
221
Townley, Michael Vernon
and Carlos the Jackal,
220–21
on Contreras,
126–27
DINA and,
75–76
,
78–79
,
126–34
,
219–22
and DINA/Condor operations in Europe,
126–27
,
128–29
,
130–34
,
219
,
220–21
,
222
and DINA-Cuba link,
208–9
Leighton assassination plot and,
131–32
,
175
Letelier assassination and,
30
,
73
,
175
,
177–79
,
190–91
personal characteristics and story,
73
Prats assassination and,
63
,
73–81
and Salvi’s investigation of DINA,
242
Trimarchi, Miguel Angel,
148–49