Tiong-iong Chêng-pò Kio̍k
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Tiong-iong Chêng-pò-kio̍k (中央情報局, Eng-gí: Central Intelligence Agency), kán-chheng Tiong-chêng-kio̍k (中情局, CIA), i sī Bí-kok tē-it tōa ê chêng-pó ki-kò͘.
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Agency overview | |
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Formed | 1947 nî 9 goe̍h 18 ji̍t |
Preceding agency |
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Type | Independent (component of the Intelligence Community) |
Headquarters |
George Bush Center for Intelligence Langley, Virginia, U.S. 38°57′07″N 77°08′46″W |
Motto |
"The Work of a Nation. The Center of Intelligence." Unofficial motto: "And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free." (Pang-bô͘:Bibleverse)[2] |
Employees | 21,575 (estimate)[3] |
Annual budget | $15 billion (Chia̍t-chí 2013 nî[update])[3][4][5] |
Agency executives |
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Website |
www |
Tiong-chêng-kio̍k ê chú-iàu jīm-bū sī kong-khai he̍k-chiá pì-bi̍t teh siu-chi̍p, hun-sek 1-kóa-á kok-gōa ê chêng-pò kah sìn-sit, chia-ê chêng-pò chú-iàu khan-sia̍p tio̍h gōa-kok ê chèng-hú ki-kò·, kong-si, kò-jîn. Tiong-chêng-kio̍k só· siu-chi̍p--ê chú-iàu sī chèng-tī, bûn-hòa, kho-ki chit-kóa hong-bīn ê chêng-pò. Thong-kòe siu-chi̍p chêng-pò liáu-āu, koh ē-tàng chi-ōan a̍h-sī hia̍p-tiâu Bí-kok kok-lāi kî-thaⁿ ê chêng-pò ki-kò·. Tiong-chêng-kio̍k chóng-sī ài chiong siu-chi̍p tio̍h ê chêng-pò hōe-pò hō· Bi-kok chèng-hú kok pō·-bûn.
Tû-liáu siu-chi̍p chêng-pò, Tiong-chêng-kok mā hū-chek kóan-lí Bí-kok tōa-liōng ê kun-su siat-pī. Tī léng-chiàn kî-kan, chià-ê kun-su siat-pī chú-iàu ê hāu-lêng to̍h-sī beh iōng-lâi thui-hoan 1-kóa-á gōa-kok ê chèng-hú, phì-jû-kóng Chêng-So·-liân, i-ki̍p 1-kóa-á tùi Bí-kok lī-ek hêng-sêng ui-hia̍p ê hóan-túi-chiá, khó-pí-kóng chhan-chhiūⁿ Guatemala ê Arbenz kah Chile ê Allende.
Tiong-chêng-kio̍k ôan-á sî-siông teh chò 1-kóa-á àm-sat ê o̍ah-tōng, chú-iàu sī àm-sat te̍k-kok ê kok-ka léng-tō-lâng, put-jī-kò chin-chió ū sêng-kong.
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