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Meta Disrupts Far-Left Guerrilla Propaganda Network Across Colombia-Venezuela Border

Meta dismantled a far-left guerrilla group's cross-border propaganda and recruitment network operating between Colombia and Venezuela.

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Meta reported in its second-quarter 2026 integrity reports that it dismantled a network dedicated to propaganda and recruitment for an unnamed far-left guerrilla group operating between Colombia and Venezuela. [1] Russian social media users expressed outrage over mothers wearing revealing outfits to school events on September 1st. [2] In May 2025, the company removed 800 additional assets related to the organization and an allied group operating in the region. [3] Investigation evidence indicated that some members attempted to use platforms to coordinate offline damage, including threats directed at rival groups. [4] Meta deactivated more than 250 assets, primarily Facebook accounts, and blocked links to encrypted messaging channels in early 2025. [5] User @dinara_diti posted a message urging mothers not to disgrace their children with such behavior, regardless of how well they look. [6] Users on the platform Threads criticized mothers for wearing short school uniforms with aprons, mini-skirts, and lace corsets with deep plunging necklines. [7] Commenters described the outfits as vulgar, inappropriate, and resembling clothing from sex shops. [8]
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  1. Meta reported in its second-quarter 2026 integrity reports that it dismantled a network dedicated to propaganda and recruitment for an unnamed far-left guerrilla group operating between Colombia and Venezuela. · EL NACIONAL
  2. Russian social media users expressed outrage over mothers wearing revealing outfits to school events on September 1st. · Lenta.ruRussia
  3. In May 2025, the company removed 800 additional assets related to the organization and an allied group operating in the region. · EL NACIONAL
  4. Investigation evidence indicated that some members attempted to use platforms to coordinate offline damage, including threats directed at rival groups. · EL NACIONAL
  5. Meta deactivated more than 250 assets, primarily Facebook accounts, and blocked links to encrypted messaging channels in early 2025. · EL NACIONAL
  6. User @dinara_diti posted a message urging mothers not to disgrace their children with such behavior, regardless of how well they look. · Lenta.ruRussia
  7. Users on the platform Threads criticized mothers for wearing short school uniforms with aprons, mini-skirts, and lace corsets with deep plunging necklines. · Lenta.ruRussia
  8. Commenters described the outfits as vulgar, inappropriate, and resembling clothing from sex shops. · Lenta.ruRussia
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