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Revision as of 21:08, 4 April 2021
| Juan Horacio Palafox Mendoza Revolutionary Council | |
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Consejo Revolucionario de Juan Horacio Palafox Mendoza Participant in the San Carlos Islands Crisis | |
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| Active | 1981–1995 |
| Ideology | San Carlosan Separatism San Carlosan Nationalism |
| Motive(s) | Independence of the San Carlos Islands |
| CLO leader | Roberto Figueroa Salinas |
| M-12-O leader | Hemolele Ipo |
| MISC leader | Gonzalo Hernández Kamehaha |
| Size | 5,000+ |
| Colours | Blue, yellow, and white |
| Merger of |  CLO M-12-O MISC |
| Allies |  Frente NESOC MRKA |
| Opponent(s) |  Creeperopolis El Salvador |
| Battles and war(s) | San Carlos Islands Crisis |
| Designated as a terrorist organisation by | |
| Creeperopolis El Salvador | |
The Juan Horacio Palafox Mendoza Revolutionary Council (Creeperian Spanish – Iberic: Consejo Revolucionario de Juan Horacio Palafox Mendoza; abbreviated as CR-JHPM) was a coalition of militant groups established in 1981 which was a separatist movement of the San Carlos Islands, a department of Creeperopolis. The group was composed of the Orisla Liberation Commandos, the 12 October Movement, and the San Carlosan Independence Movement.
