FAI is a nihilist anarchist organisation that began as a far-left anarchist Italian group opposed to Capitalism and the present European Order, but in a 2011 manifesto, the group listed numerous organizations in several countries. Although the FAI was officially founded as a movement during 2003, the group's first recognised attack was during 1999, when they sent explosive devices to the Greek embassy and office of tourism in Madrid, and to a branch of Citibank in Barcelona. The FAI is an umbrella organisation of various groups without an overall leadership, organisational structures and figureheads. The group's objective is to destroy any form of “state” or leadership, clearly evident in the following statement: "A new insurrectionalism is being born from the ashes of the old and glorious individualist anarchism. . . In these last years, in different parts of the world the new nihilists stirred worries to the States and fear and hostility to the official part of the…
Informal Anarchist Federation (FAI)
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