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## Re: S3/GV - SPAIN/CT - Blast targets political office in Spain's Galicia region

Released on 2012-08-27 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 1121547
Date | 2011-01-18 17:07:15
From | ben.west@stratfor.com
To | analysts@stratfor.com
List-Name | analysts@stratfor.com

More details on these guys below. They were responsible for at least 13
attacks in 2010. They sound pretty small, but allegedly have links with
ETA. It would be interesting if these guys pick up as ETA dies down.
http://www.ansamed.info/en/spagna/news/ME.XEF68105.html
SPAIN: GALICIAN SEPARATISTS NEW TERRORISM FRONT ***
20 October , 17:51
(ANSAmed) - MADRID, OCTOBER 20 - A new radical separatist group is thought
to be about to emerge in Spain, after the 'Audiencia Nacional' decided to
register 'Resistencia Galega' (Rega), a fringe group of the social
antagonism active in Galicia, as terrorist group. Police sources, quoted
today by the media, say that Rega has ''a certain organisation, ideology
and sufficient funds to be identified as terrorist group''.
Therefore it must be prosecuted as such, particularly ahead of the visit
of the Pope to Santiago de Compostela on November 6.
The organisation fights for the independence of Galicia and for the use of
the Galician-Lusitanian language only in the north-western region of
Spain. The group is thought to have had sporadic contacts with the ETA in
the past. According to anti-terrorism experts, three cells are active
today in Vigo, Santiago de Compostela, and a fourth without fixed
location. A total of 13 attacks were carried out since the start of this
year, always with the use of rudimentary bombs, against property
companies, construction sites of the high-speed train, headquarters of
political parties and infrastructures. Threats to public officials -
judges, university professors and the president of the Galician Bilingual
Institute -, have caused the Audiencia Nacional to raise the alert level.
Like the 'kale borroka', the young ETA supporters, the members of the
Galician organisation are young members of far-left groups and football
hooligans of Galician teams, ''manipulated by veterans of the separatist
movement who are careful to stay out of violent acts'', the sources say.
The leader is thought to be Antonio Garcia Martos, alias Tonimho, who has
been in hiding since five years, probably close to Portugal. The oldest
members of the organisation are the former members of the 'Exercito
Guerrilheiro do Povo Galego Ceive' (Egpgc), a separatist group created in
1986 to import the USSR model to Galicia, responsible for around 90
attacks and defeated in 1993. There are currently around 30 registered
Rega members.
According to the sources in anti-terrorism, ''there are 200 members at
most in the entire organisation''. Unlike the ETA, the Galician breakaway
movement is marginal, because there is no social basis to support it,
where the ETA is backed by the radical groups around the illegal Batasuna.
Rega reportedly also has financial problems, making it hard to maintain a
stable number of militants. (ANSAmed).
On 1/18/2011 9:57 AM, Antonia Colibasanu wrote:
Blast targets political office in Spain's Galicia region
http://www.expatica.com/es/news/local_news/blast-targets-political-office-in-spain-s-galicia-region_123963.html
18/01/2011
(c) 2010 AFP
A home-made bomb exploded overnight at an office of the local branch of
Spain's ruling Socialist Party in the northwestern region of Galicia,
the party said Tuesday.
The premises were destroyed but no one was injured in the attack, the
sixth on offices of the regional Socialist Party since September.
"Two molotov cocktails" were thrown at the offices in Carral, a town in
the province of La Coruna, a spokeswoman for the regional party said.
While not as well known or active as the Basque separatist group ETA,
radical groups seeking independence for the remote and rugged Galicia
region, which has its own language and distinct culture, have sometimes
used acts of violence to promote their cause.
--
Ben West
Tactical Analyst
STRATFOR
Austin, TX