Liga Armada Galega

Liga Armada Galega Galician Armed League
Dates of operation	1978–1980
Motives	The creation of a Socialist republic in Galicia
Active region(s)	Galicia
Ideology	Marxism-leninism
Notable attacks	Robberies and attacks on police. Assassination of one policeman in Santiago de Compostela.
Status	Disarticulated

The Galician Armed League (Liga Armada Galega in Galician language) was an armed organization formed by former members of the GRAPO. They injured two policemen in 1978, and claimed to have killed a Guardia Civil the same year in Santiago de Compostela,^[1] though the GRAPO also claimed the murder. The group was completed disbanded in 1980.

The punk band Siniestro Total mentions this organization in one of their most emblematic songs: "Miña Terra Galega".

References

↑ March, Fundación Juan. "Artículo: La Liga Armada Gallega reivindica el atentado de Santiago - ABC - 29/08/1978 - Archivo Linz de la Transición española • Fundación Juan March". March.es. Retrieved 18 March 2017.

Sources

Various authors. A Gran Historia de Galicia XVI: a Galicia autónoma (dende a Transición). Volume 1: A Transición en Galicia, Arrecife Edicións Galegas/La Voz de Galicia, 2007, A Coruña.
Rios Bergantinhos, Noa. A esquerda independentista galega (1977–1995). Abrente Editora, Santiago de Compostela, 2002.

Galician nationalism

Political parties

Current	Bloque Nacionalista Galego (Unión do Povo Galego, Galician Movement for Socialism Abrente-EDG and Galician Workers Front) Anova-Nationalist Brotherhood (Galician People's Front and Encontro Irmandiño) Cerna Commitment to Galicia (Máis Galiza, PNG-PG, Acción Galega, Partido Galeguista Demócrata) Converxencia XXI Terra Galega Agora Galiza (Primeira Linha) Land Party New Galician Left Espazo Ecosocialista Galego Causa Galiza Galician Convergence Communist Party of the Galician People
Until 1950	Galicianist Party Irmandades da Fala Galician Socialist Union Dereita Galeguista Autonomous Galician Republican Organization Republican Nationalist Party of Ourense CRAG Galician Nationalist Vanguard Galician League (A Coruña) Galician League (Santiago de Compostela) Galician Solidarity Galician Regionalist Association Acción Gallega Xeración Nós
Since 1950	BN-PG AN-PG PSG-EG Galician Left Galician Coalition PSG Galician Unity Galician Socialist Space Galicianist Party (1978) Partido Galeguista (Nationalist) Galician People's Party Galician Workers Party Galician Unity (1991) Galiza Ceibe-OLN Assembleia do Povo Unido Galician Party of the Proletariat UPG-lp Galician People's Assembly PGSD PCLN Inzar Galicia Socialista Nationalist Left Galician Socialist Space Galician Nationalist Convergence Socialist Collective Communist Movement of Galicia Movemento pola Base Nós-Unidade Popular

Unions

Current	CIG CUT SLG-CCLL FRUGA STEG
Former	INTG CXTG CTC ING SOG

Armed organizations

Student and youth groups

Current	Galiza Nova (Union of the Galician Youth) Erguer-Estudantes da Galiza Isca! Xeira BRIGA MNG Terra
Former	ERGA Galician Student League Comités AGIR AMI Federación de Mocedades Galeguistas FER Independentist Students Adiante-Galician Revolutionary Youth MEU AEGA CAE CAF Nationalist Left – Youth Galician Socialist Youth Mocidades Galeguistas Federación de Mocedades Galeguistas

Social movements and other organizations

Nunca Máis
Galician Association of Language
Queremos Galego
A Mesa pola Normalización Lingüística
ADEGA
Galician Ecologist Federation
Verdegaia
Reintegrationism
Fala Ceibe
Galiza non se vende
Siareiras Galegas
Movimento Defesa da Língua
Galiza for Palestine
Mar de Lumes
AGARB-Bolivariana
JUGA
Ceivar-OPAR
Que voltem à casa
CAR
Ultreya

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