The Group of Carlo Giuliani has not claimed an attack since July 2001 and has probably ceased to exist.

Group of Guerilla Combatants of Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon (CGNJMMP)

Popular Revolutionary Army -- Founding Group
Revolutionary Armed Forces of the People (FARP) -- Faction

Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon National Guerrilla Coordinating Group, Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon National Guerrilla Council

The Group of Guerilla Combatants of Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon (Coordinadora Guerrillera Nacional Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon or CGNJMMP) is an umbrella organization that encompasses three small splinter factions of the leftist <a href="?id=4541">Popular Revolutionary Army</a>. The factions that make up CGNJMMP are the Clandestine Revolutionary Committee of the Poor (CCRP-CJ), the <a href="http://admin.tkb.org/Group.jsp?groupID=3591">Revolutionary Armed Forces of the People (FARP)</a>, and the Villista Revolutionary Army of the People (EVRP). All three factions are based in the state of Guererro, a frequent hotbed of violent insurgency in Mexico. <p><br />The CGNJMMP was formed in March 2001. The namesake of the group, Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon, was an early Mexican patriot who fought in the country's War of Independence against Spain. He was captured and executed by Spain in 1815. <p><br />Best described as a revolutionary, anti-globalization group, the CGNJMMP first appeared in September 2001. On September 1st, the group claimed responsibility for the bombing of a Chevrolet dealership and the attempted bombing of a McDonald's in Mexico City. The attacks came during WTO talks in the city. As only rudimentary incendiary devices were used, the bombing at the car dealership caused only minor damage and no casualties. No arrests were ever made in connection with the bombings. <br />

The CGNJMMP has not claimed responsibility for any attacks since the September 2001 bombings. Despite the group's lack of activity, there is latent instability in Mexico, particularly in Guererro, and it is quite possible that the CGNJMMP could be responsible for additional terrorist attacks in the near future.