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THE CIA AGAINST LATIN AMERICAcorded. In it, Agee again seemed self-assured, answering quickly to thelong questions he was subject to. This text responds to the essentialpieces of both interviews.While both were carried out, I was allowed to know Agee in a differentway: his family life. Two sons born of his northamerican ex wife; thefirst, in Ecuador, 13 years ago. Rather serious boys, introspective, thatseem to maintain a magnificent relationship with their father and the secondmother that he would bring home: Angela Camargo Seixas, Brazilian,during his militant communist phase, a life of hiding, imprisonment,torture, wounds. Angela who is 25 years old, was an active participant inthe student struggle against the dictatorship of General Costa da Silva.The family atmosphere that surrounds Phillip Agee seems authentic,ruled by the unity around a destiny that warns of danger and revolutionaryconcerns which is impossible to ignore in this unique family that liveswith no ostentation or luxury.London, October of 1975JG. There are those who believe that the governing spheres of theUnited States are interested in eliminating the CIA, given its loss of prestige,to be replaced by another hub for espionage. The same peoplethink you may be carrying out a plan aimed in that direction. What canyou tell us about that?PA. Up to this point it is well known that the CIA continues as before withregards to its functions as a secret police. I don’t think anybody who hasread my book believes that I wrote it under order of the CIA. It is a matter ofreading it to see the type of damage I have done to the CIA with the book.23