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This is what La Guaira Venezuela *actually* looked like this week. Big up one of my favorite Venezuelan folkloric bands ever, Tambor Urbano, and beautiful dancer la talentosa Mariana Mora. Stop fear mongering— Trump has done enough of that by already murdering over 80 folks.

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me showing up to abuela’s semana santa against my will

me showing up to abuela’s semana santa against my will

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U.S.-backed dictatorship openly admits to more human rights violations. Ecuador’s Minister of Interior, John Reimberg, said that the power outages that citizens have been reporting this week are in fact intentionally engineered by the military in the regions where operations, one of which resulted in a young man being tortured to death, are taking place in collaboration with the U.S. SOUTHCOM. I remind this government, which is stupid enough to admit this on national TV, that denying a population access to electricity as collective punishment for the criminal activities of *some* is explicitly illegal under international law, especially during an armed conflict/state of war as this government has declared it. This occurs days after a UN investigation and 8 UN experts sounded the alarm on the torture and repression of this U.S. puppet regime

U.S.-backed dictatorship openly admits to more human rights violations. Ecuador’s Minister of Interior, John Reimberg, said that the power outages that citizens have been reporting this week are in fact intentionally engineered by the military in the regions where operations, one of which resulted in a young man being tortured to death, are taking place in collaboration with the U.S. SOUTHCOM. I remind this government, which is stupid enough to admit this on national TV, that denying a population access to electricity as collective punishment for the criminal activities of *some* is explicitly illegal under international law, especially during an armed conflict/state of war as this government has declared it. This occurs days after a UN investigation and 8 UN experts sounded the alarm on the torture and repression of this U.S. puppet regime

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May these precious young comrades see the fall of this US-backed dictatorship and the rise of a workers revolution all in their lifetime.

May these precious young comrades see the fall of this US-backed dictatorship and the rise of a workers revolution all in their lifetime.

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As someone living under a US-backed dictatorship, I can tell you this is how it begins. 2 years and 21 State of Exceptions later, we’re ruled by perpetual martial law with Pentagon bombs, sexual torture, military checkpoints, activists starved, waterboarded or disappeared by soldiers. A little DEA operation turns into the opening of an entire FBI Office in our capital, the military killing protesters at a general strike turned into targeted assassination plots on indigenous labor activists, a few visits from a U.S. Envoy turns into U.S. boots-on-the-ground operations where campesinos are electrocuted. Ecuador has lived all of this already: the hijacking of a once socialist nation literally beat into a Yankee colony. We cannot let it happen to our sister nation of Bolivia too.
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As someone living under a US-backed dictatorship, I can tell you this is how it begins. 2 years and 21 State of Exceptions later, we’re ruled by perpetual martial law with Pentagon bombs, sexual torture, military checkpoints, activists starved, waterboarded or disappeared by soldiers. A little DEA operation turns into the opening of an entire FBI Office in our capital, the military killing protesters at a general strike turned into targeted assassination plots on indigenous labor activists, a few visits from a U.S. Envoy turns into U.S. boots-on-the-ground operations where campesinos are electrocuted. Ecuador has lived all of this already: the hijacking of a once socialist nation literally beat into a Yankee colony. We cannot let it happen to our sister nation of Bolivia too.

Camila Lourdes Galarza Zavala

1,444,166 views • 9 days ago

Leaked audio, authenticated by Colombian intelligence experts, reveals U.S. Embassy plot to frame Petro’s party in drug case amidst Colombia’s presidential race. Read my article on this latest U.S. election interference, with comment from David Adler
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Leaked audio, authenticated by Colombian intelligence experts, reveals U.S. Embassy plot to frame Petro’s party in drug case amidst Colombia’s presidential race. Read my article on this latest U.S. election interference, with comment from David Adler

Camila Lourdes Galarza Zavala

74,586 views • 5 days ago

Ecuador is being turned into a military base for a US-puppet narco regime, with indigenous land and people used as target practice.
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Ecuador is being turned into a military base for a US-puppet narco regime, with indigenous land and people used as target practice.

Camila Lourdes Galarza

1,305,101 views • 7 months ago

My investigation with Drop Site 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!
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My investigation with Drop Site 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!

Camila Lourdes Galarza Zavala

121,517 views • 1 month ago

The voice of a nation, Toto La Momposina, the iconic Afro-Colombian singer and child of political prisoners who was black listed by Colombia’s fascist government for the pride of Black resistance in her music, has passed. She was the soundtrack to my childhood, she’s who I put on and dance for hours to when I’ve had a bad day, she is all of Latin America to me, her Bullerengues are a spiritual realm, and she herself is eternal. Rest in power, Reina de la Cumbia 🕊️
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The voice of a nation, Toto La Momposina, the iconic Afro-Colombian singer and child of political prisoners who was black listed by Colombia’s fascist government for the pride of Black resistance in her music, has passed. She was the soundtrack to my childhood, she’s who I put on and dance for hours to when I’ve had a bad day, she is all of Latin America to me, her Bullerengues are a spiritual realm, and she herself is eternal. Rest in power, Reina de la Cumbia 🕊️

Camila Lourdes Galarza Zavala

36,709 views • 17 days ago

🛑 Footage of the U.S. military bombing Ecuador’s Amazon last night. SouthCom alleges it was a counter-narcotics strike on a FARC guerrilla camp; I’m sure it’s just a coincidence that this province also happens to have one of Ecuador’s largest oil reserves. This province is home to 5 indigenous communities who’ve been organizing and resisting against mining corporations for decades. Just last week, the fascist Noboa dictatorship illegally changed the mining laws to expand resource extraction —despite more than 60% of the nation voting against mining this past November— in what many elected officials are calling an “unconstitutional abue of power”. The FARC guerrilla are a *formerly* Marxist organization born in response to the fascist Colombian state that massacred over 20,000 people between 1948-1958 and as resistance to centuries of unequal land distribution, exploitative working conditions, and the imperialist Cold War. Since then, the FARC is alleged to have been infiltrated and corrupted by drug cartels and other bourgeois agents, no longer acting in the interests of the working class. You know who else has been infiltrated by drug cartels? Ecuador’s Presidential Palace. The shipping company owned by fascist dictator, Daniel Noboa, was found with almost 30 million euros of cocaine in its cargo. Despite the findings of this international investigation, the United States continues to refer to Daniel Noboa as their “Number One partner in combatting drug trafficking in Latin America”. The irony.
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🛑 Footage of the U.S. military bombing Ecuador’s Amazon last night. SouthCom alleges it was a counter-narcotics strike on a FARC guerrilla camp; I’m sure it’s just a coincidence that this province also happens to have one of Ecuador’s largest oil reserves. This province is home to 5 indigenous communities who’ve been organizing and resisting against mining corporations for decades. Just last week, the fascist Noboa dictatorship illegally changed the mining laws to expand resource extraction —despite more than 60% of the nation voting against mining this past November— in what many elected officials are calling an “unconstitutional abue of power”. The FARC guerrilla are a *formerly* Marxist organization born in response to the fascist Colombian state that massacred over 20,000 people between 1948-1958 and as resistance to centuries of unequal land distribution, exploitative working conditions, and the imperialist Cold War. Since then, the FARC is alleged to have been infiltrated and corrupted by drug cartels and other bourgeois agents, no longer acting in the interests of the working class. You know who else has been infiltrated by drug cartels? Ecuador’s Presidential Palace. The shipping company owned by fascist dictator, Daniel Noboa, was found with almost 30 million euros of cocaine in its cargo. Despite the findings of this international investigation, the United States continues to refer to Daniel Noboa as their “Number One partner in combatting drug trafficking in Latin America”. The irony.

Soviet y Sazón 🌺

98,310 views • 3 months ago

Military police are disappearing people from their homes. Operation Cóndor has returned to Ecuador. Our president, who’s actually an American born in Miami, is expelling indigenous Ecuadorians from their land and dissolving our constitution in order to build a US military regime.
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Military police are disappearing people from their homes. Operation Cóndor has returned to Ecuador. Our president, who’s actually an American born in Miami, is expelling indigenous Ecuadorians from their land and dissolving our constitution in order to build a US military regime.

Soviet y Sazón 🌺

142,875 views • 7 months ago

This is why I never understood the “labor organizing is white man’s theory”. All my life, general strikes have been led by militant runa women shutting down trade routes with traditional Sanjuanito song. Garment workers in Haiti. The Cochabamba Water Wars.
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This is why I never understood the “labor organizing is white man’s theory”. All my life, general strikes have been led by militant runa women shutting down trade routes with traditional Sanjuanito song. Garment workers in Haiti. The Cochabamba Water Wars.

B☭lshevik Baddie 🌺

140,247 views • 7 months ago

My grandfather, former General Secretary of Ecuador’s Communist Party, being interviewed on how Che Guevara helped him escape a military dictatorship and took him to Cuba to study guerilla warfare that he then used to found Ecuador’s first marxist guerilla and workers commune ❤️
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My grandfather, former General Secretary of Ecuador’s Communist Party, being interviewed on how Che Guevara helped him escape a military dictatorship and took him to Cuba to study guerilla warfare that he then used to found Ecuador’s first marxist guerilla and workers commune ❤️

Camila Lourdes Galarza

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🔴 Associate of murdered presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio alleges Ecuador’s then–Minister of Interior had prior knowledge of the assassination plot. Speaking to Señal Colombia, Gisella Molina—who was also hurt during the attack— maps out the highly questionable ways Lasso’s minister conducted himself prior to, during, and after the shooting (for which he was present, but conveniently avoided by exiting through a different door than the one where Villavicencio was shot). Villavicencio was investigating Lasso’s administration for connections to drug cartels at the time of his murder. The murder of Villavicencio paved the way for Noboa to win the presidential election. Since becoming president, he has shielded and protected Lasso (who has long had close ties to Noboa’s private companies). In recent weeks, the two major drug cartel leaders involved in the assassination have gone on record saying Noboa ordered the hit on Villavicencio and promised them immunity in exchange. They claim they’re speaking out now because Noboa didn’t hold up his end of the bargain. Villavicencio’s main campaign promise was to combat cocaine trafficking. Noboa’s private companies have been caught shipping at least €26 million worth of cocaine. It is indisputable that there are two living presidents, one former and one current, who benefited greatly from the death of Villavicencio. Let’s do the math, folks!
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🔴 Associate of murdered presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio alleges Ecuador’s then–Minister of Interior had prior knowledge of the assassination plot. Speaking to Señal Colombia, Gisella Molina—who was also hurt during the attack— maps out the highly questionable ways Lasso’s minister conducted himself prior to, during, and after the shooting (for which he was present, but conveniently avoided by exiting through a different door than the one where Villavicencio was shot). Villavicencio was investigating Lasso’s administration for connections to drug cartels at the time of his murder. The murder of Villavicencio paved the way for Noboa to win the presidential election. Since becoming president, he has shielded and protected Lasso (who has long had close ties to Noboa’s private companies). In recent weeks, the two major drug cartel leaders involved in the assassination have gone on record saying Noboa ordered the hit on Villavicencio and promised them immunity in exchange. They claim they’re speaking out now because Noboa didn’t hold up his end of the bargain. Villavicencio’s main campaign promise was to combat cocaine trafficking. Noboa’s private companies have been caught shipping at least €26 million worth of cocaine. It is indisputable that there are two living presidents, one former and one current, who benefited greatly from the death of Villavicencio. Let’s do the math, folks!

Camila Lourdes Galarza

25,992 views • 2 months ago

Me and my homies when Iván Cepeda (hopefully) “turns Colombia into Cuba”
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Me and my homies when Iván Cepeda (hopefully) “turns Colombia into Cuba”

Camila Lourdes Galarza

45,289 views • 6 months ago

🛑 The U.S. opened its first FBI office in Ecuador today, in what officials claim is an effort to combat drug trafficking in partnership with President Noboa — who himself has been investigated for ties to drug trafficking. This comes five days after the U.S. bombed multiple indigenous Ecuadorian civilians’ homes while allegedly targeting a drug camp. The long and brutal history of FBI and DEA operations in Latin America suggests this development will bring nothing but bloodshed and further instability to a country already under a State of War Decree. Which is precisely why 60% of Ecuadorians voted against U.S. intervention in the region this past November.
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🛑 The U.S. opened its first FBI office in Ecuador today, in what officials claim is an effort to combat drug trafficking in partnership with President Noboa — who himself has been investigated for ties to drug trafficking. This comes five days after the U.S. bombed multiple indigenous Ecuadorian civilians’ homes while allegedly targeting a drug camp. The long and brutal history of FBI and DEA operations in Latin America suggests this development will bring nothing but bloodshed and further instability to a country already under a State of War Decree. Which is precisely why 60% of Ecuadorians voted against U.S. intervention in the region this past November.

Soviet y Sazón 🌺

16,660 views • 2 months ago

Ecuador, once a member of the socialist Bolivarian Alliance, is under siege by a US-backed military regime that’s kidnapping labor activists, assassinating Black teens, and displacing 90,000. In this clip from Millennials Are Killing Capitalism, I detail life under a State of War with US mercenaries
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Ecuador, once a member of the socialist Bolivarian Alliance, is under siege by a US-backed military regime that’s kidnapping labor activists, assassinating Black teens, and displacing 90,000. In this clip from Millennials Are Killing Capitalism, I detail life under a State of War with US mercenaries

Soviet y Sazón 🌺

24,987 views • 6 months ago

The National Federation of Indigenous, Campesino & Black Ecuadorians, along with La Revolución Ciudadana, officially proposes a recall of US puppet Noboa’s presidency, which we have the constitutional right to do, citing the national crisis, IMF debt, and violations of int’l law.
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The National Federation of Indigenous, Campesino & Black Ecuadorians, along with La Revolución Ciudadana, officially proposes a recall of US puppet Noboa’s presidency, which we have the constitutional right to do, citing the national crisis, IMF debt, and violations of int’l law.

B☭lshevik Baddie 🌺

17,215 views • 4 months ago

In 2 weeks, Ecuador votes on whether our constitution should be dissolved to allow the reestablishment of US military bases. Last time we went to the polls, Noboa banned international observes, violated the constitution and had Blackwater Mercenaries patrol and intimidate voters:
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In 2 weeks, Ecuador votes on whether our constitution should be dissolved to allow the reestablishment of US military bases. Last time we went to the polls, Noboa banned international observes, violated the constitution and had Blackwater Mercenaries patrol and intimidate voters:

B☭lshevik Baddie 🌺

25,157 views • 7 months ago

We’re witnessing the burial of our nation Ecuador by a US-backed military regime. Colombia is proof you either defeat it before war becomes the main economy or else you become an eternal war zone. The next few weeks determine forever and my hearts breaking
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We’re witnessing the burial of our nation Ecuador by a US-backed military regime. Colombia is proof you either defeat it before war becomes the main economy or else you become an eternal war zone. The next few weeks determine forever and my hearts breaking

B☭lshevik Baddie 🌺

18,157 views • 7 months ago

Happy Heavenly Birthday, Comandante Samora Machel of FRELIMO 🌺 One of the greatest architects of a socialist state and class struggle, he led Mozambique to freedom with some of the best synthesis of Marxist theory and military strategy this world has ever seen. A Luta Continua!
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Happy Heavenly Birthday, Comandante Samora Machel of FRELIMO 🌺 One of the greatest architects of a socialist state and class struggle, he led Mozambique to freedom with some of the best synthesis of Marxist theory and military strategy this world has ever seen. A Luta Continua!

B☭lshevik Baddie 🦋

16,270 views • 8 months ago

Each fathers day, I think of how I wouldn’t be here if Che Guevara hadn’t helped my grandfather escape the CIA. I think of how he was a guerrilla fighter who somehow still made time to watch my dance recitals. I think of how many other political prisoners didn’t get that freedom.
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Each fathers day, I think of how I wouldn’t be here if Che Guevara hadn’t helped my grandfather escape the CIA. I think of how he was a guerrilla fighter who somehow still made time to watch my dance recitals. I think of how many other political prisoners didn’t get that freedom.

B☭lshevik Baddie 🦋

15,103 views • 11 months ago

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