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*[[File:Neonazi ball.png]] [[National Socialism|ABC Region Skinheads]] |
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*[[File:Bolsonarism - alt.png]] [[Reactionary Liberalism|Bolsonarist Groups]]<ref>Most of Bolsonaro's supporters aren't violent, but a minority organize themselves into several online groups and commit acts of terror and vandalism with the objective of establishing a military coup d'état and defeating the "communist menace".</ref> |
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*[[File:Mao.png]] [[Maoism|Communist Party of Brazil (Red Fraction)]] |
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*[[File:Jihad.png]] [[Jihadism|Jihad Media Battalion]] |
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Revision as of 21:12, 8 January 2023
Argentina
Active
Defunct
Federales (1816-1880)
Unitarios (1816-1880)
Civic Union (1890-1891)
Radical Civic Union (1893, 1905, 1932)
Argentine Regional Workers' Federation (1919-1922)
Argentine Patriotic League (1919-1930)- Argentine Civic Legion (1931-1937)
- Alliance of Nationalist Youth (1937-1943)
United Officers' Group (1943)- Nationalist Liberation Alliance (1943-1955)
Civil Commands (1951-1958)
- Radical Militia (1946-1958)
Catholic Action (1955-1958)
Socialist Militia (1955-1958)
National Democratic Militia (1955-1958)
General Confederation of Labour (1955-1958, 1969-1972)
Union of Secondary Nationalist Students (1955-1966)
National Liberation Army-Peronist Liberation Movement (1955-1973)
Tacuara Nationalist Movement (1957-1966)
Peronist Youth (1959-1963)
Argentine National Socialist Front (1960-1990s)
Azules Faction (1962-1963)
Colorados Faction (1962-1963)
People's Guerrilla Army (1963-1964)- National Justicialist Militia (1963-1966)
- Argentine National Socialist Movement (1963-1966)
- Peronist Revolutionary Action (1963-1967)
- Detachment of Peronist Offensive (1963-1967)
- Base Peronism (1963-1967)
- Peronist Liberation Action (1963-1967)
- Peronist Revolutionary Movement (1964-1967)
- People's Revolutionary Army (1965-1980)
- Rebel Armed Forces (1966)
- Revolutionary Armed Forces (1967-1973)
- Argentine Liberation Front (1967-1973)
- Guerrilla of the Liberation Army (1968-1972)
- Peronist Armed Forces (1968-1979)
- General Confederation of Labor of Argentines (1968-1974)
Railway Union (1969)- Union of Mechanics and Related Automotive Transport (1969)
- Automotive Tramway Union (1969)
- Argentine Federation of Light and Power Workers (1969)
Movement of Priests for the Third World (1969-1972)
Montonero Peronist Movement (1970-1981)- Popular Liberation Commands (1973-1974)
Workers Power Communist Organization (1973-1975)
Argentine Anticommunist Alliance (1973-1976)
All for the Fatherland Movement (1986-1989)
Painted Faces (1987-1990)
Bolivia
Active
Defunct
Liberal Rebels (1898-1899)- Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (1952)
- National Liberation Army (Ñancahuazú Guerrilla) (1966-1967)
- National Liberation Army (Teoponte Guerrilla) (1970)
The Corporation/Santa Ana Cartel (1970s-1990)
Zarate Willka Armed Forces of Liberation (1985-1991)- Túpac Katari Guerrilla Army (1986-1992)
- Néstor Paz Zamora Commission (1989-1990)
Anarchic Cell for Revolutionary Solidarity (2012)
Brazil
Active
- ABC Region Skinheads
Bolsonarist Groups[2]
Communist Party of Brazil (Red Fraction)
Jihad Media Battalion
Sylvan Secret Society- Drug Cartels:
Police Militias:
Defunct
Quilombo dos Palmares (1630-1695)
Confederation of the Equator (1824)
Thirty-Three Orientals (1825-1828)
Cabanada in Grão-Pará (1832-1834)
Cabanada in Pernambuco and Alagoas (1832-1834)
Cabanagem (1835-1840)
Malê Rebels (1835)
Rio-Grandense Republic (1836-1845)
Juliana Republic (1839)
Cangaceiros (1890s-1930s)
Canudos (1893-1897)
Constitutionalist Movement (1932)
Maracaju (1932)
Brazilian Integralist Action (1932-1938)
Anti-Fascist United Front (1933-1934)- National Liberation Alliance (1934-1937)
Shindo Renmei (1940s)
Peasant Leagues (1945-1960s)
Brazilian Anti-Communist Alliance (1960s-1980s)- National Liberation Command (1960s)
Secret Group (1961-1980)- Tiradentes Revolutionary Movement (1961-1962)
Popular Action (1962-1971)- Communist Hunting Command (1963-1980)
- 8th October Revolutionary Movement (1966-1985)
- Araguaia Communist Guerrilla (1966-1975)
- Communist Party of Brazil - Red Wing (1966-1985)
- Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (1966-1967)
- Armed Forces of National Liberation (1967-1969)
National Liberation Action (1967-1974)
M3G (1969-1970)- Tiradentes Revolutionary Movement (1969-1971)
- Palmares Armed Revolutionary Vanguard (1969-1972)
Marxist Revolutionary Movement (1970-1971)- Popular Revolutionary Vanguard (1970-1971)
Leninist Tendency (1970/1971-1973)- Third Command (1980-2002)
- First Command of Maranhão (2006-2017)
Chile
Active
Antagonic Nuclei of the New Urban Guerilla- Primera Línea (Frontline)
- Garra Blanca Anti-Fascists (and other anti-fascists tied to hooligan groups)
Revolutionary Capitalism- Arauco-Malleco Coordinator
- Weichán Auka Mapu
- Malleco Mapuche Resistance
- Mapuche Lafkenche Resistance
Defunct
- Liberal Rebels (1851-1859)
Patriotic Leagues (1910s-1920s)
Revolutionary Left Movement (1965-1991)
Organized Vanguard of the People (1968-1971)- Fatherland and Liberty Nationalist Front (1971-1973)
- Rolando Matus Command (1971-1973)
- Lautaro Youth Movement (1982-1994)
- Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front (1983-1987)
- FPMR dissidents (1987-1999)
- Revolutionary Anarchist Front (2007-2009)
- La Vanguardia (2019-2020)
Colombia
Active
National Liberation Army
FARC dissidents
Popular Liberation Army- Indigenous Revolutionary Armed Forces of the Pacific
Los Rastrojos
The Gulf Clan- The Office of Envigado
- The Zs
Sinaloa Cartel
Jalisco New Generation Cartel
Defunct
Supremes (1839-1842)
Conservative Guerrillas (1851-1958)
Liberal Guerrillas (1851-1958)- Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (1964-2016)
19th of April Movement (1974-1990)- Cali Cartel (1975-1995)
- Medellin Cartel (1976-1993)
- American Anticommunist Alliance (1978-1979)
Death to Kidnappers (1981-1990s)
Workers Revolutionary Party of Colombia (1982-1991)
Quintin Lame Armed Movement (1984-1991)
Simón Bolívar Guerrilla Coordinating Board (1987-1994)
People's Revolutionary Army (1996-2007)
United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (1997-2006)
Black Eagles (2006-2009)
Ecuador
Active
Defunct
¡Alfaro Lives, Dammit! (1983-1991)
Paraguay
Active
Defunct
- United National Liberation Front (1960-1970s)
First Of March Organization (1970s)
Peru
Active
Defunct
The Buffaloes (1930-1948)- Revolutionary Left Movement (1962-1965)
- National Liberation Army (1962-1965)
- Túpac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (1984-1997)
- Rodrigo Franco Command (1985-1990)
- Hill Group (1990-1994)
Ethnocacerist Rebels (2000-2005)
Venezuela
Active
Defunct
- Revolutionary Left Movement (1960-1988)
- Armed Forces of National Liberation (1962-1969) [3]
Red Flag (1970-1994)
Revolutionary Bolivarian Movement-200 (1982-1997)
Historical
- Tupamaros (Uruguay, 1967-1972)
- ¡Alfaro Lives, Dammit! (Ecuador, 1983-1991)
References
<comments/>
- ↑ In reality, there is no clear evidence if this organization really exists, since several people say that it could be a government setup.
- ↑ Most of Bolsonaro's supporters aren't violent, but a minority organize themselves into several online groups and commit acts of terror and vandalism with the objective of establishing a military coup d'état and defeating the "communist menace".
- ↑ Although the organization was officially dissolved in 1969, some cells continued in the guerrilla struggle until the late 1970s.
