6 July Front Against Oppression

Not to be confused with the 6 July Brigade, the 6 July Vengeance Army, or the Army of 6 July.

6 July Front Against Oppression
6 de Julhet – Front Contra l'Opressió Ֆրենտե Ծոնտրա'լ Ոպրեսիօն դել 6 դե Ջփլիո Frente Contra'l Opresión del 6 de Julio Participant in the Deltinian Insurgency
Active	July 1981 – present
Ideology	Communism Socialism Anti-Islamism Miguelism (denied since 1988) Castillianan nationalism (until 1995, now factions) Castillianan separatism (until 1995, now factions) Democratism (factions)
Political position	Far-left
Motive(s)	Anti-Deltinian sentiment
Founder	Andréu Vérs e Castél
Commandant	Nicolás Correa Sandóli
Size	Less than 3,000
Colors	Red
Part of	Militarist Front for National Liberation (until 1995)
Split from	Militarist Front for National Liberation
Allies	Militarist Front for National Liberation (nominally)
Opponent(s)	Creeperopolis Creeperian Armed Forces El Salvador Emirate of Deltino Society of Deltinian Brothers Holy Army of al-Mutasim Militarist Front for National Liberation (1995–1998) FALANGE (since 2020) Creeperian Catholic Protection Army Militarist Nationalist Front Movement of Organized Nationalist Action
Battles and war(s)	Deltinian Insurgency Castillianan Insurgency
Designated as a terrorist organisation by
Creeperopolis El Salvador Template:Country data Lyoa State of the Church
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The 6 July Front Against Oppression (Castillianan: 6 de Julhet – Front Contra l'Opressió; Creeperian – Creeperian: Ֆրենտե Ծոնտրա'լ Ոպրեսիօն դել 6 դե Ջփլիո; Creeperian – Iberic: Frente Contra'l Opresión del 6 de Julio; 6J–FCO or FCO–6J), sometimes simply known as the 6 July Front (Front 6 de Julhet, Frente 6 de Julio, Frente 6 de Julio; F6J) is Castillianan and Creeperian far-left communist group which was formerly a part of the Militarist Front for National Liberation (FMLN) until 1995.

Leaders

• Andréu Vérs e Castél (1981–1988) †
• Hernér Villacorta e Sanjóc (1988–1999) †
• Albertér Uéi e Códiér (1993–2002) X
• Gustavo Obregón Tassis (2002–2013) (POW)
• Nicolás Correa Sandóli (2013–present)

See also

• Deltinian Insurgency