Augusto Pinochet was declared medically unfit for trial in 2000 and was allowed to return to Chile in March 2000.  Since Pinochet's release, Fatherland and Liberty Nationalist Front has not been implicated in any terrorist incidents.

The February 28 Popular Leagues (LP-28) was a Salvadoran mass organization formed in 1978.  It is believed that LP-28 was formed by the Salvadorian terrorist group, People's Revolutionary Army (ERP), to act as a popular organization.  LP-28, along with other popular movements, organized mass protests, applied political pressure on the government, and issued statements of desired government changes.  LP-28 was a leftist organization and allied itself with like-minded popular movements and terrorist organizations.  In 1980, LP-28 and three additional mass movements formed the Revolutionary Coordinating Committee of the Masses (CRM).  In its stated goals, CRM aimed to overthrow the Salvadoran government, reduce the influence of the United States within El Salvador, nationalize major industries, and reduce the power of El Salvador's wealthy class.  Of the mass movements, LP-28 was arguably the most radical and actually drifted into terrorist activities.  Since the LP-28 was allied with a known terrorist organization (ERP), it is not clear why the Popular Leagues engaged directly in terrorist activities themselves.  Still, the LP-28 conducted several terrorist attacks and supported the more-prolific terrorist organizations in operation at that time.  <P><br /><br />The February 28 Popular Leagues named itself after the day in 1977 when the Salvadoran army attacked supporters of the United National Opposition (UNO).  The UNO was an opposition party to the entrenched Salvadoran government.  Election fraud in the 1972 and 1974 elections had been prevalent and election fraud occurred yet again in 1977.  When UNO supporters assembled to protest the 1977 election, the Salvadoran army fired into the crowd, killing approximately fifty protesters.  LP-28 took this event as inspiration for its name.  These tensions between the leftist movement and the government erupted in a civil war, which engulfed the country throughout the 1980s.