One of the Âfirst reported acts of this group was a raid on the Swiss Gun Club, which provided them with a supply ofweapons. The death of a student protester named Liber Arce at the national university spurred on this group, who later kidnappedthe Secretary of Agriculture Claude Fry. They funded their activities with a 42,000 pound ransom they received fromtaking hostage the British ambassador Georey Jackson. Although it was reportedly accidental, this group's members alsokilled Dan Mitrione, 
One of the Âfirst reported acts of this group was a raid on the Swiss Gun Club, which provided them with a supply ofweapons. The death of a student protester named Liber Arce at the national university spurred on this group, who later kidnappedthe Secretary of Agriculture Claude Fry. They funded their activities with a 42,000 pound ransom they received fromtaking hostage the British ambassador Georey Jackson. Although it was reportedly accidental, this group's members alsokilled Dan Mitrione, an Indiana-born FBI agent who specialized in counter-insurgency tactics. Their leader was a lawyer whosought to unionize sugarcane workers, named Raul Sendic, who turned this movement violent aftfter President Jorge Pacheco Â´suspended the constitution. For 10 points, name this guerilla group active in in the early 1960s and 70s in Uruguay, who namedthemselves in honor of a certain Peruvian revolutionary, who in turn named himself for the last ruler of the Incas.
One of the Âfirst reported acts of this group was a raid on the Swiss Gun Club, which provided them with a supply ofweapons.
Tupamaros [or MLN-T or the National Treason Movement or "Movimento de Liberacion NacionalTupamaros", or "Tupamaro National Liberation Movement"]