Editing Aginter Press (section)

==Legacy and Investigations==
Aginter Press’s activities came to light primarily through investigations in the 1980s and 1990s, particularly in Italy, where parliamentary inquiries and trials into the “strategy of tension” uncovered its role in terrorist attacks. Documents discovered after the Carnation Revolution provided further evidence of its operations, though some archives were reportedly destroyed or suppressed. The group’s links to Western intelligence agencies remain a subject of debate, with allegations of [[CIA]] or [[NATO]] involvement in the context of Cold War anti-communist operations, such as [[Operation Gladio]], a NATO stay-behind network.

Aginter Press is remembered as a key player in Cold War-era covert warfare, embodying the extreme measures taken by far-right groups and their state sponsors to counter communism. Its history highlights the complex interplay of ideology, state power, and terrorism during this period.