Group Revolutionary Reconstruction has not claimed responsibility for an attack since 2003.  The group is presumed to be inactive.

The Guadeloupe Liberation Army was a small terrorist group active in the 1980s.  The group claimed responsibility for approximately fifteen incidents during its existence.  These attacks, predominately in the French overseas department of Guadeloupe, were ostensibly carried out in hopes of securing Guadeloupe's independence from France.  <P> Media reports from this time were skeptical of the extent to which this defunct terrorist organization spoke for the average inhabitant of Guadeloupe.  Local elections from the early 1980s demonstrate that the majority of inhabitants did not support the terrorists' goal of independence.  Second, as an overseas department of France, the island inhabitants enjoyed the same political rights and social services of continental French inhabitants.  Finally, Guadeloupe in the 1980s actually had a better standard of living than neighboring islands that had been granted independence by the United Kingdom.

In March 1980, the Guadeloupe Liberation Army demanded that all French settlers leave the island by the end of 1980.  Furthermore, the group claimed that their terrorist attacks were part of a war of national liberation.  The Guadeloupe Liberation Army did not achieve their goal of liberation.  The organization has not been heard from since the mid-1980s.  Today, Guadeloupe maintains the same designation it had in 1980, as an overseas department of France.

Islamic Organization for the Liberation of Qods (suspected)

Possibly funded by the Iranian government

In 1991, Shahpur Bakhtiar was assassinated by Iranian agents.  The Guardsmen of Islam did not claim responsibility for the killing, and had most likely deactivated after the 1984 hijacking.  There is no reason to believe that the Guardsmen of Islam will be responsible for further terrorist attacks.

Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity (URNG) -- Umbrella Organization