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A tactical changes. has access to a fire power that is growing every i day, hecomes increasingly antute and audacious, and uses a larger number of revolutionarics tvery time; all to guarantee the success of operations planned down to the last detail. The bank assault is a typical capropriation. But, as is true in any kind of armed expropriatory action, the revolutionary is handicapped by a two-fold competition: a) competition from the outlaw; b) competition from the right-wing counterrevoiuvenary. This competition produces confusion, which is reflected in the people's uncertainty. It is up to the urban guerrilla to prevent this i from happening, and to accomplish this he must use two methods: a) he must avoid the outlaw’s technique. which is one of un- necessary violence and -appropriation of goods and possessions belonging to the people: _ b} he must use the assault for propaganda purposes. at the very moment it is taking place, and later distribute material, leaflets, every possible means of explaining the objectives and the prin- ciples of the urban guerrilla cs expropriator of the government, ' the ruling classes, and imperialism. 1 A Sn ae DR a te el wl ale 2 ERE a nea ame ' . ' . Raids arid Penetration - Raids and penetrations are quick attacks on establishments located in neighborhoods or even in the center of the city. such as small military units. coinmissarits. hospitals, to cause trouble. seize arins. mo punish and terrorize the enemy, take reprisal. or rescue wounded prisoners, or those hospitalized under police vigilance. Raids and penetrations are also made on garages and depots to destroy vehicles and damage installations, especially if they are North American firms and property. When they take place on certain stretches of the highway or in certain distant neighborhoods, the raids can serve to force the enemy to move great numbers of troops. a totally useless effort since he will tind nobody there to Fight. When they are carried out in certain houses, offices, archives, or public offices, their purpose is to capture or search for secret papers and documents with which to denounce involvements, compromises, and the corruption of men in government. their dirty deals and criminal transactions with the North Americans. Raids and penetrations are most effective if they are carried out . at night. 1 Mas ey a ee Te Occupations < Occupations are a type of attack carried out when the urban guerrilla stations himself in specific establishments and locations for a temporary resistance against the enemy or for some propaganda purpose. - The occupation of factories and schools during strikes or at othts times is a method of protest or of distracting the enemy's attention. . 25 - * oe ey Sadana tt meneame dieciterst die ot ie areata eink “aieiemennadanaenenee en anne . 7. * | | 4 . . . —— va ile TUTE, Eh rs th