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Grupos Armados Españoles (Spanish for ''Spanish Armed Groups''; GAE) was a Spanish right-wing paramilitary Spanish nationalist and ''parapolicial'' group active from 1979 to 1980, primarily in the Southern Basque Country. A report by the Office for Victims of Terrorism of the Basque Government in June 2010 attributed 6 murders in the Basque Autonomous Community to the group, and linked it to the Spanish police, SECED and Guardia Civil.〔(Luis R. Aizpeolea, "Las otras víctimas" ), El País, 21 de octubre de 2010.〕 ==Killings attributed to the GAE== :''This list may be incomplete, because many of their attacks were never claimed. Additionally the acronyms GAE and others (Guerrilleros de Cristo Rey, Anti Terrorismo ETA or ATE, Primera Línea de Fuerza Nueva, Batallón Vasco Español, Alianza Apóstolica Anticomunista or Triple A and, later, GAL and GANE) seem to have been indistinctly used by the same Spanish nationalist networks capriciously. * September 28, 1979 : Tomás Alba Irazusta, town councillor of Herri Batasuna in the municipality of Donostia. Killed on in Astigarraga (Guipuzkoa). * January 15, 1980: Killing of Carlos Saldise Corta (member of the Gestoras pro Amnistía) in Lezo (Guipuzkoa). * January 20, 1980: Alonsotegi bombing. 4 killed and 10 injured.〔(El grupo de ultraderecha GAE reivindica el atentado de Baracaldo. )〕
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