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Bellingcat and Cerosetenta have uncovered online links between the first South American branch of the far-right Active Club movement in Colombia and a mainstream political figure who ran in recent elections for the country's largest right-wing political party. www.bellingcat.com/news/2026/05...

bellingcat.comA Colombian Politician’s Links to Neo-Nazi Group Active ClubJorge Rodriguez, who stood in Colombia’s March 2026 parliamentary elections, follows Active Club Bogota’s Instagram account and has “liked” an image featuring a neo-Nazi flag.

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Who is gonna tell them they aren't actually considered white by actual nazis? They should probably deal with that before they start heiling the monotesticled gefreiter.....

“They aren’t actually considered White by actual Nazis” When the actual Nazis fled to latin america after WW2 to live in German communities there 😂 By the way not sure if you are just learning this but there are significant European populations in Latin America

Active Club Bogota is the only registered South American branch of the international Active Club movement. While presented as social clubs for young men, the network serves deeper ideological aims. In the past two years, the Bogota branch marked Hitler’s birthday with cupcakes and book burnings.

Faces are often obscured in Active Club content, but recognisable tattoos have helped Bellingcat and Cerosetenta track a prominent member of AC Bogota "Javier Orlik Ruiz" in a video with Colombian political candidate Jorge Rodriguez.

In the video, a figure that appears to be Ruiz is heavily pixelated cleaning up left wing graffiti on a wall previously featured in AC Bogota content. Bellingcat matched tattoos visible in frames of the video to those which could be seen in Ruiz’s other social media channels.