Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional organization
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Claims (4)
Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional assassinated
Orlando Letelier documented
“There would be murders, attempted assassinations in Costa Rica, Mexico, France, Portugal, Argentina, and on the streets of Washington, D.C., where they killed Orlando Ladier when his car blew up in September 1976, along with an American cit…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 36 (38) @ 52:37
Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional recruited
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“actively recruited Italian fascist terrorists from their Gladio program as well. So Chile was all open. It was like, give me some Portugal guys, give me some French guys, give me some Italian guys. And that is how we tied Operation Condor t…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 11 @ 29:08
Michael Townley member_of
Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional book_quoted
“of the final stages to the Allende government was basically one bomb attack per hour in the final week every day. At least 24 bomb attacks every day for a week. No doubt the PL had a part in this campaign. Michael Vernon Townley, the DINA c…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner -Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 7 @ 32:11
CIA trained
Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional host_asserted
“While they're murdering and rounding up people and putting them in black site prisons. They're on the CIA payroll. Just absolutely crazy. A special CIA team would stay on in Santiago training Nadina. Yes, the CIA trained them to torture, ki…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 36 (38) @ 49:46
Mentions (7)
▶ 44:17
ultimately creating a secret police called the DINA, thanks to USAID and the Office of Public Safety, because we've covered this extensively, along with the CIA. Colonel Manuel Quintero's Sepulveda, conceived as a Chilean version of the CIA…
▶ 44:48
Dena supplemented the intelligence units of the three armed services and created a counter-espionage unit. All of them played a central role in Pinochet's repression. Contreras quickly established a foreign operation entity called the Briga…
▶ 51:35
We're all part of it. And as we have said in many other shows, this exact same apparatus to include a DINA version was set up in other South American countries to include Venezuela. They just don't formally recognize it as part of Operation…
▶ 53:09
The reluctance of the U.S. authorities to investigate the links between the Latier assassination and the DINA is a measure of the collusion between Washington and Chile. Condor became a terrorist network, a characterization only rendered st…
▶ 28:37
significant use out of the French OAS, their Operation Gladio people as well. What's more, the military officers from Chile who had been personally trained by OAS as well. So it's kind of like keeping it all in the family. As far as strateg…
▶ 29:08
actively recruited Italian fascist terrorists from their Gladio program as well. So Chile was all open. It was like, give me some Portugal guys, give me some French guys, give me some Italian guys. And that is how we tied Operation Condor t…
▶ 32:11
of the final stages to the Allende government was basically one bomb attack per hour in the final week every day. At least 24 bomb attacks every day for a week. No doubt the PL had a part in this campaign. Michael Vernon Townley, the DINA c…