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It discusses CIA analysis from November 1978, including equipment sales, military training in the USSR, maintenance constraints, and the likelihood of external-debt negotiations and rollover arrangements. 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military)equipmentand do not understand preventive main-tenance concepts.\"  \n...Central Intelligence Agency,National Foreign Assessment Center,November,1978.  \nUnless you are a banker,you will want to read the CIA research paperPERUVIAN(ER 78-10478U)dated November 1978,and titled \"Communist Aid to Less-PREPARATIONS Developed Countries of the Free World,1977.\"FOR WAR  \nIf you are a banker,a reading is presumably to be avoided,lest it in-hibit fur ther lending to some countries and interfere with the thesisof inability to find out the facts of life regarding potential debtors,a thesiswhich made possible the immense over-expansion of loans to Peru,for instance,duringthe disastrous decade of the irresponsible military government.  \n(The reports in this series were previously issued by the Bureau ofIntelligence and Research of the Department of State and now originate in the CentralIntelligence Agency.Unclassified and available to non-governmental observers offoreign affairs).  \nGiven the shakiness of the west coast situation,the drummed-up spyHOWscare in Lima,the Bolivian official interest in offensive militaryIMPORTANT IS hardware from the Soviet Union,the U.S.approval of a quarter billionTHE DEBTdollars worth of military hardware sales to Ecuador,the communist hopesROLLOVERfor effective boycott of Chilean ports,and the uneasy state of militaryACHIEVEMENT?mobilization for solution of the Argentine-Chilean dispute,and aboveall the danger of desperation moves in Peru,now that it is officiallypredicting a devastating decline in real wages in 1979 which is certain  \nto touch off public protest for which a government may seek an external\"solution,\"given this composite picture,too much importance should not be attached to theachievement of a rollover of external obligations and consequent diminution of debtservice.  \nThe CIA notes that \"a continuing flow of military hardware helped toRUSSIANconsolidate Moscow's position with Lima's military government in 1977...AID FORArms sales continued as the centerpiece of Moscow's position towardPERUVIANPeru...In 1977 Peru took delivery of 36 SU 22 fighter-bombers,the mostWARadvanced aircraft yet delivered to any Latin American country.OtherPREPARATIONS deliveries included helicopters,transports and tanks.These acquisi-tions are supporting Lima's push for military power status on the westcoast of South America.\"  \nThe CIA report goes on:Even as Peru was asking and getting a rolloverfor payments for the military hardware,it was taking delivery of additional armsfrom Moscow.  \nThe report estimates that \"the Soviets have trained more than 600 Peru-RUSSIANvians in the USSR in maintenance and operation of the equipment.\"AndESTIMATE OFit estimates the 100 Soviet military technicians are at work in Peru.PERUVIAN\"Despite the training effort,\"it asserts,\"Lima still1 lacks sufficientCAPACITY TOtrained personnel to handle the sophisticated Soviet hardware,\"(OnlyFIGHTthe outbreak of the war will determine whether this is merely the 1978  \nversion of the U.S.Navy 1941 \"humor\"that the Japanese were too near-sighted to bomb Pearl Harbor successfully.)  \nThe report suggests that the Soviet Union military technicians are not im-pressed with Peruvian comprehension of the demands of sophisticated equipment suchas they are receiving.  \n\"In addition,\"the CIA report goes on,\"the Peruvians have had problemsin supporting Soviet weapons systems because of inadequate supplies of spare partsand problems caused by climate and topography,\"  \n# Communist Training\n\nLatin AmericaExcluding CubaPeruChileMilitary personnel trainedin Russia 1956-77625625  \n一Communist economic technicianssent to1300355Academic students being trainedin communist countries,December 19774445525  \n一  \nIt should be remembered additionally that in the decade preceding theDISPROPORTIONacceptance by Peru of Soviet dir","cbCaic2k1WtufaCF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic2k1WtufaCF","pdf",1084558,"English","# 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