The Charles Martel Group has not carried out an attack since 1983 and is presumed to be inactive.

Che Guevara Commando, Colonel Dorrego Anti-Imperialist Command

Prior to these attacks, the Che Guevara Anti-Imperialist Command was an unknown entity. In addition, there has been no further public mention of the group since the attacks.  As such, it remains unclear whether or not the group still exists. There is a possibility that the group had been formed merely to conduct those specific attacks and express public frustration over President Bush's visit and the Summit of the Americas. Achieving those objectives, the group may have ceased to exist. However, it is possible that the group or individuals associated with the group will conduct further attacks to protest the Bush Administration, "imperialism", and capitalism in the future.

Little is known about the Che Guevara Brigade terrorist organization.   The group was active from the 1970s through the early 1990s.  The group was implicated in several high-profile attacks yet details regarding the organization are sparse.   The group targeted officials believed to be involved in the death of infamous international terrorist Ernesto "Che" Guevara.  The Che Guevara Brigade allegedly assassinated General Joaquin Zenteno Anaya and former President Juan Jose Torres Gonzalez, both of Bolivia and both involved in the military operation against Che Guevara.  The two men were targeted due to their roles in the death of Guevara.  <P><br /><br />The Che Guevara Brigade also attacked U.S. facilities in Argentina.  In one such attack, the group accused the U.S. of providing assistance to Britain's military actions in the Falkland Islands.  In another attack, the group protested the possible privatization of a state-owned Argentine telecommunications company.

The Che Guevara Brigade is believed to be inactive.  <br /><br /><br /><br /><br />

The Children of Fire are a Greek anarchist group. Like many terrorist organizations in Greece, the Children of Fire attacked financial targets. The group claimed the attacks to "demonstrate solidarity with those arrested in Thessaloniki," a reference to the group of protestors arrested during the EU summit held near Thessaloniki, Greece two months earlier. The Children of Fire also claimed to support the 17N organization (Revolutionary Organization 17 November).