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My investigation with @DropSiteNews which exposed that U.S. forces had bombed, kidnapped and tortured 36 fishermen was referenced in a congressional hearing by Rep. Keating while questioning U.S. Secretary of War Hegseth.
If you haven’t yet read the article, check it out below!
⚡️ New from @DropSiteNews: Rare Survivors of Pacific Boat Strikes Allege U.S. Forces Kidnapped and Tortured Them
As airstrikes and reports of torture under Ecuador’s U.S.-backed military regime continue to mount, fishermen tell Drop Site News they were blindfolded and held hostage for eight days.
By @sovietwithsazon
dropsitenews.com/p/rare-surv…
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
UPDATE: I’m free from detention by Border Patrol at US customs. Agents had me for an hour and a half. I was informed this was a targeted measure against me.
The message they’re trying to send to me & everyone else is this:
Don’t advocate and fight for others.
I say NO WAY.
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
🔴 La cultura de la violación está tan arraigada que hay quienes, incluso desde una curul, creen que amenazar sexualmente a una mujer es defenderse y amedrentar a otra es ejercer autoridad.
La misoginia no es legítima defensa asambleísta @abg_sergioec, ser asambleísta no le otorga licencia para violentar ni para intimidar a las mujeres. ¡Ubíquese!
@AsambleaEcuador el silencio institucional frente a la violencia de género también es una forma de violencia y de complicidad.
La defensa de las mujeres frente a la violencia machista no admite cálculos ni afinidades políticas. Mi solidaridad con @cubalondra y @JahirenNoriega.
ATENCIÓN:
Sergio Peña amenaza a la legisladora Jahiren Noriega.
Luego de que la asambleísta informara el levantamiento de una denuncia por la violencia y apología de la violación expresada por Sergio Peña en mi contra y en contra de las mujeres ecuatorianas, (esto no se trata de mí sino de un legislador violento y capaz de insultar y acosar a mujeres de otros partidos) este último ha decidido amenazarla.
En ningún momento lo he mencionado y sin embargo se declara aludido. Que ponga la denuncia en mi contra y compruebe cuándo fue que lo insulté o por qué, en lo que pude haber dicho se sintió impotente y ofendido.
Pero lo que más me preocupa es que esto ya no es personal sino que va contra otras mujeres.
Afirma en este tuit que perseguirá, como hace su presidente, a la asambleísta Noriega con allanamientos y la fiscalía.
Cómo es posible que a pesar de ser violentadas por sus bajos instintos, anhelos de abuso sex*al y misoginia, también busque usar los poderes del estado para perseguir a quienes son víctimas.
Alertamos a todos los organismos internacionales de que hay un potencial abusad*r trabajando en la Asamblea y que ese no es un lugar seguro para ninguna mujer.
Por favor @AsambleaEcuador, esto no se puede permitir.
@BancadaADN a pesar de las diferencias que nos separan, ¿apoyarán a un hombre que es capaz de hacer todo esto para demostrarles que es capaz de todo con tal de sentir poder sobre las mujeres? Ustedes también corren peligro a su lado.
Les invito a que levanten la voz, también, por todas.
@sonicorver @ONUMujeres
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
La gente de Brasil pq ganó Lula// yo que tengo de presidente a Noboa
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NEW: The group behind Cornel West's 2024 ballot push was wholly funded through Elon Musk's dark money network, according to Sludge's review of tax documents. readsludge.com/2026/10/26/mu…
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
🚨🚨🎙️| Lamine Yamal: “I think this award should have gone to Pau Cubarsí. I think he deserved it the most.” #fcblive #BallonDOr
Elections were unconstitutionally rescheduled in Ecuador to take place in November, during the suspension of Noboa’s largest opposition party, under the pretext of “November weather being safer for travel than February.”
These are Ecuador’s streets 6 days away from November:
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
Bukele apparently wants at least some of the Salvadoran troops deploying to Haiti to be *outside* of the GSF, with their own authorization. A multilateral force, a bilateral force, and a private force ... what could go wrong ...
xitter.cf/JakobJohnston/status/2…
Chartered cargo flights from El Salvador continue to arrive in Port-au-Prince. At least one yesterday and one today.
450 Salvadoran troops have reportedly already arrived and the expectation is at least a 1,000 may ultimately deploy.
On paper, they are part of the GSF. But seems pretty clear Bukele and the GSF aren't exactly on the same page.
Haitian government still hasn't said anything.
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
A nuanced comment about Lula's victory from @sovietwithsazon. I agree with her. We could add a point about his stance on Nicaragua, although Brazil did at least succeed in reducing the impact of the recent OAS foreign ministers' meeting which was set to impose more sanctions.
Despite how happy I am for Brazil, the hypocrisy of the international applause is hard to ignore. The same actors cheering Lula’s 4th term called Chávez a dictator for it and vilified PSUV for “human rights abuses” while turning a blind eye to Lula’s troops committing rape and war crimes in Haiti. Lula is afforded their sympathy because he maintained neoliberal economics, played nice with Noboa and Jolani, blocked Venezuela from BRICS, and aligned with U.S. intervention abroad. This election result is, without a doubt, a victory for the sovereignty of Latin America against egregious election interference. But not all those applauding are cheering for our sovereignty. And, as yet another Latin American country joins U.S. mercenaries in Haiti, it’s pretty gross that certain ‘human rights activists’ (especially the Latin American pachamama libs) ignore the stain on humanity that was MINUSTAH simply because it was in service of the U.S. interests.
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
Excellent point. Amazing that Brazil has fought against a right-wing, tech-backed Bolsonarist government forming this time.
But imperialist intervention in Latin America cannot be stopped through social democracy and electoral politics alone. True liberation also cannot come at the expense of oppressing another group of people—as we saw with Brazil's actions in Haiti.
Those who applauded Lula but demonised Chávez or Maduro only did so because they view him as a tool to maintain regional stability within the Western sphere. They do not actually care about Latin American sovereignty.
Despite how happy I am for Brazil, the hypocrisy of the international applause is hard to ignore. The same actors cheering Lula’s 4th term called Chávez a dictator for it and vilified PSUV for “human rights abuses” while turning a blind eye to Lula’s troops committing rape and war crimes in Haiti. Lula is afforded their sympathy because he maintained neoliberal economics, played nice with Noboa and Jolani, blocked Venezuela from BRICS, and aligned with U.S. intervention abroad. This election result is, without a doubt, a victory for the sovereignty of Latin America against egregious election interference. But not all those applauding are cheering for our sovereignty. And, as yet another Latin American country joins U.S. mercenaries in Haiti, it’s pretty gross that certain ‘human rights activists’ (especially the Latin American pachamama libs) ignore the stain on humanity that was MINUSTAH simply because it was in service of the U.S. interests.
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
Lula’s victory is an electoral defeat for the continental far right project amid Washington’s escalating imperial offensive in Latin America. The popular mobilization that made it possible deserves celebration. But defeating the far right electorally does not absolve progressive govts of their contradictions and accommodationism. Haiti cannot remain the exception to Latin American solidarity.
Despite how happy I am for Brazil, the hypocrisy of the international applause is hard to ignore. The same actors cheering Lula’s 4th term called Chávez a dictator for it and vilified PSUV for “human rights abuses” while turning a blind eye to Lula’s troops committing rape and war crimes in Haiti. Lula is afforded their sympathy because he maintained neoliberal economics, played nice with Noboa and Jolani, blocked Venezuela from BRICS, and aligned with U.S. intervention abroad. This election result is, without a doubt, a victory for the sovereignty of Latin America against egregious election interference. But not all those applauding are cheering for our sovereignty. And, as yet another Latin American country joins U.S. mercenaries in Haiti, it’s pretty gross that certain ‘human rights activists’ (especially the Latin American pachamama libs) ignore the stain on humanity that was MINUSTAH simply because it was in service of the U.S. interests.
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
Chartered cargo flights from El Salvador continue to arrive in Port-au-Prince. At least one yesterday and one today.
450 Salvadoran troops have reportedly already arrived and the expectation is at least a 1,000 may ultimately deploy.
On paper, they are part of the GSF. But seems pretty clear Bukele and the GSF aren't exactly on the same page.
Haitian government still hasn't said anything.
Dominican Republic immigration officers raided a Haitian neighborhood in the middle of the night. Haitians make up ~90% of the DR’s agricultural workforce and 30% of its construction workers, under conditions that labor and legal experts have described as “indentured servitude.”
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
‼️#URGENTE
El medio @LaDefensaEc publicó denuncias de presuntas torturas en la Cárcel del Encuentro, remitidas por el Comité de Familiares. Informó que accedió a fotografías y al testimonio de un interno sobre presuntos abusos durante sus primeros meses en el centro. Añadió que el caso está en manos de la Asamblea.
▶️@LaDefensaEc
EN
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
Neera would literally have a heart attack if anyone with Lula's politics ran for president in the US
Camila Lourdes Galarza retweeted
Genocide is wrong because it is wrong, not because it is expensive for Americans. The longer we allow these disgusting talking points which center US comfort rather than the lives of those enduring atrocities, the longer we will find support for these atrocities
