João Paulo

@joaopaulobr.bsky.social

Era JoaopauloJM no antigo twitter - agora brinquedinho de milionário

This is a very worrying story. Ecuadorian fishermen are being attacked and killed, and the perpetrators seem to be either the U.S. military engaged in clandestine operations or an American mercenary company working for Bukele or another Central American country.

Far out in the Pacific Ocean, Ecuadorean fishermen have been attacked by unidentified “gringos” using drones, survivors say, spurring a mystery over whether the American military, the armed forces of another country or private military contractors were behind the strikes.

One fishing boat has been lost at sea since January, the U.N. says, with eight people still missing and presumed dead. The survivors of two other vessels said they came under attack in March by English-speaking assailants wearing matching uniforms with American flag patches, but without any clear insignia to link them to an official government force.

Some of the surviving fishermen said they had been hauled out of the water, questioned and then handed over to El Salvador’s navy before being released. The Pentagon has denied involvement, as has the U.S. Coast Guard.

Survivors have also said that a plane followed and seemingly surveilled them before the strikes.

The New York Times analyzed flight data and found that a maritime patrol plane — based out of a military base in El Salvador — flew in the direction of all three boats in the days before they were attacked. The pilots onboard spoke English with American accents, according to air traffic control communication recordings.
Christiaan Triebert@trbrtc.bsky.social · 2d ago

Read full story on @nytimes.com, with Maria Abi-Habib, @rileymellen.bsky.social, José María León Cabrera, @erschm.bsky.social and Gabriel Labrador: www.nytimes.com/2026/08/12/w...

Daniela Lima revelou que o blogueiro alvo da Polícia Federal por perseguir Flávio Dino, recebeu pagamentos para monitorar o ministro. As investigações mostram que a ação não foi um ato isolado de um comunicador, mas uma "missão" contratada para produzir conteúdo para redes sociais.

pedro dó se junta ao time dos que acham que a solução é não ter solução a não ser que solucione 110% o problema (não tô com paciência nem pra botar print da chamada)