<a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=AS">Australia</a>, <a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=BE">Belgium</a>, <a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=GM">Germany</a>

The Peace Conquerors have not claimed responsibility for any violence since July 1985.  While group members might have joined like-minded extremist organizations, it is safe to say that Peace Conquerors will remain inactive for the foreseeable future.

Popular Liberation Army -- Founding Group

The Pedro Leon Arboleda Movement was a splinter group of the Popular Liberation Army (Ejercito Popular de Liberacion  --  EPL). The EPL, which served as the armed wing of the pro-Chinese Communist Party of Colombia  --  Marxist Leninist (PCC-ML), failed to gain mass support and was wracked by internal dissent by 1975 when one of the groups leader's, Pedro Leon Arboleda, was killed.<br /><p><br />Four years later in 1979, a group split off from the EPL invoking Arboleda's name.  It remains unclear exactly why this group split off.  The targets of their attacks, however, suggest a continued adherence to pro-Chinese Maoist doctrine, as they targeted both Western and Soviet interests in Colombia.  The Pedro Leon Arboleda Movement operated as a distinct entity from the EPL through the 1980s, yet it should be noted that a group within the EPL carried out attacks using the name Pedro Leon Arboleda Brigade many years before the split.

The Pedro Leon Arboleda Movement has not claimed an attack since 1986, yet the remaining few members of the EPL continue to play an active but minimal role in the Colombian security scene.

People Against Gangsterism And Drugs (PAGAD)

Muslims Against Global Oppression (MAGO) -- Suspected Alias/Ally

Both the South African and United States governments have officially designated PAGAD as a terrorist organization.  South African police efforts and court prosecutions severely damaged the group in the early 2000s.  Since 2001, PAGAD has demonstrated a significantly weakened operational capability.     <br />