Basque Intelligence Service — Part 3

140 pages · May 21, 2026 · Broad topic: Intelligence Operations · Topic: Basque Intelligence Service · 140 pages OCR'd

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. ‘ wee on

[a2 Pana: Our man in Panama begen to act in
4

entrance of the United States in the war.

Later we have not been adle to get hin in contact vith the

ca ox American authorities in 7a, a = Legale We know that
“ess our representative hee continue king. In Pahene there are few

0 .
4 are. many Basque refugees rvesiting tn the idee! important
ter. Be believe that they een gontinmue working in

"way with which they have done until now and undertake
" any mibsion which aight De given them, No modifieation in the present
yatate: of affairs would have to be made other than to improve thie
- enization Sea, vechnl cally and to select some of ite menbers to reinforce

- ‘other countries or give then special missions which sould be of interest
Xn the futursy ©:

carries out his activities along

Gelembie and Faiene, cantroling the Atiantic and

b sts of this region snd the junvle sections which separate Q
3) ecording to the circumstances
Sin either Co 30 resenvative in Colonbia maintains

Yelations wid has authority_over_himbecause he ta the Delezate of

f
at the present tine our representative | has ‘gust completed « trip
shesuch all the Goloahlen tece4

- - : WHIUUGG Bid WIE GO. en territories in order to perfect the organi-

gation, We are as yet unaware of the results, at the
bay of our agents has come in contact with
yi? Ga - person whom we believe to be very we

interned about eneny activities if indeed he doesn't take an active
pert da them

There are few Basque refugees and few former residents with the
| Szpeption of Beaque religious end Kiseionsries who could be of service

i ich es :they san. Contact has been maintained
«saa aside fron date about persons
—_ in country sone rt : wpecific ors of 9) on, the

y dD: , work has not deen inportant.
iat sc ing been mace 2

chan prevented Ghtainine hetter Fests: Domescy 2 ee She

Sponish Legetion but up up to date this matter hss not been well carried
Oute .

Ghile: There are very many established Basque residents with prestige
in all spheres end sectors of the country as well es refugecs who

b \ - attain the sane influence. Contact has been mainteined with the Lecal
a f v
yh <i aE ”

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