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L'ecoterrorisme Treball Final de Grau L’ECOTERRORISME: L’AMENAÇA D’UN TERRORISME OBLIDAT Laia Martínez Galindo Grau en Seguretat, UB NIUB: 18062763 Curs 2019-2020 Tutor: Dr. Mario Toboso Buezo Este libro está dedicado a los animales que han sido asesinados por la codicia, el egoísmo y el fuerte deseo de matar de los humanos. En sus nombres, y en los nombres de las actuales y futuras generaciones de seres inocentes que sufrirán y morirán como resultado de la brutalidad humana, los Libertadores se están vengando. Nuestros semejantes, quienes han sido mutilados, asesinados en mataderos, quemados, envenenados, estrangulados, asfixiados, baleados, electrocutados, cocinados en microondas, atropellados, despellejados, comidos, esclavizados y domesticados, están ahora siendo defendidos ¡Humanos, tengan cuidado! Screaming Wolf Índex 1. Introducció ........................................................................................................... 1 1.1. Motivació ....................................................................................................... 1 1.2. Hipòtesi, objecte d’estudi i metodologia ........................................................ 2 1.3. Marc teòric .................................................................................................... 4 1.4. Contingut ....................................................................................................... 5 2. Ecoterrorisme ...................................................................................................... 5 2.1. Concepte ....................................................................................................... 5 2.2. Història .......................................................................................................... 8 3. Debat sobre els drets dels animals .................................................................... 10 4. Tipus d’accions i la seva consideració com a terrorisme ................................... 15 5. Grups ................................................................................................................. 17 5.1. Ecoterrorisme de defensa dels drets dels animals ...................................... 18 5.1.1. Frente de Liberación Animal (FLA) ....................................................... 18 5.1.2. Animal Rights Militia (ARM), Revolutionary Cells – Animal Liberation Brigade (RCALB) i Justice Department (JD) ...................................................... 26 5.1.3. Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC) ............................................. 29 5.2. Ecoterrorisme ecologista ............................................................................. 30 5.2.1. Frente de Liberación de la Tierra (FLT) ................................................... 30 5.2.2. Earth First! ............................................................................................ 31 5.2.3. Individualistas Tendiendo a lo Salvaje (ITS) ......................................... 32 5.2.3.1. Wildfire Cell i Misanthropos Cacogen (MC-ITS) ................................ 38 6. Anàlisi de dades ................................................................................................ 40 6.1. Any 2010 ..................................................................................................... 40 6.1.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 40 6.1.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................... 41 6.2. Any 2011 ..................................................................................................... 43 6.2.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 43 6.2.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................... 44 6.3. Any 2012 ..................................................................................................... 45 6.3.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 45 6.3.2. Accions per continent ............................................................................... 46 6.4. Any 2013 ..................................................................................................... 48 6.4.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 48 6.4.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................... 49 6.5. Any 2014 ..................................................................................................... 50 6.5.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 50 6.5.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................... 51 6.6. Any 2015 ..................................................................................................... 52 6.6.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 52 6.6.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................... 53 6.7. Any 2016 ..................................................................................................... 54 6.7.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 54 6.7.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................... 55 6.8. Any 2017 ..................................................................................................... 57 6.8.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 57 6.8.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................... 58 6.9. Any 2018 ..................................................................................................... 59 6.9.1. Accions per país ................................................................................... 59 6.9.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................... 60 6.10. Any 2019 .................................................................................................. 62 6.10.1. Accions per país ................................................................................ 62 6.10.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................ 63 6.11. Any 2020 (gener – abril) .......................................................................... 64 6.11.1. Accions per país ................................................................................ 64 6.11.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................ 65 6.12. Total ......................................................................................................... 66 6.12.1. Accions per país ................................................................................ 66 6.12.2. Accions per continent ........................................................................ 68 6.12.3. Accions per any global ...................................................................... 70 6.12.4. Accions per any Europa .................................................................... 71 7. Conclusions ....................................................................................................... 72 8. Bibliografia ......................................................................................................... 76 9. Annexos ............................................................................................................. 82 9.1. Glossari sigles ............................................................................................. 82 9.2. Comunicats ITS ........................................................................................... 83 9.3. Accions Bite Back ....................................................................................... 88 9.3.1. Any 2010 ............................................................................................... 88 9.3.2. Any 2011 .............................................................................................. 98 9.3.3. Any 2012 ............................................................................................ 108 9.3.4. Any 2013 ............................................................................................ 115 9.3.5. Any 2014 ............................................................................................ 121 9.3.6. Any 2015 ............................................................................................ 128 9.3.7. Any 2016 ............................................................................................ 131 9.3.8. Any 2017 ............................................................................................ 135 9.3.9. Any 2018 ............................................................................................ 140 9.3.10. Any 2019 ......................................................................................... 148 9.2.11. Any 2020 ......................................................................................... 155 L’ecoterrorisme: l’amenaça d’un terrorisme oblidat 1. Introducció 1.1. Motivació En els últims anys hi ha hagut un auge de les pràctiques vegetarianes i veganes entre la ciutadania
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