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Twitter: https://twitter.com/midnucas Rastreador COVID-19 en Puerto Rico: https://covid-19-puerto-rico.org/ Él/he/ele/lui Faço como se falo português Je fais comme si je parlais français aussi

Screenshot of Twitter tweet that quotes one about Joe Biden’s cancer and says: “I hope that Genocide Joe gets the same level of cancer care that he made sure that every patient in Gaza gets.”

The tweet has at the bottom a system message saying that its visibility has been limited because it may violate rules against violent speech

Screenshot of a tweet by yona gil (@Martinthrashh). The user is retweeting a photo of Dua Lipa with a pint of Guiness and remarking in Spanish: "borrachas y antisionistas como me gustan a mí." My translation to English of this is: "drunk and antizionist the way I like them"

Screenshot from the ProPublica article linked earlier in the thread. It reads:

"But as federal prosecutors prepared an indictment against the inmates and staff in November 2024 — just days after Trump won the election and González-Colón clinched the governorship — they received a surprising directive. Their bosses in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Puerto Rico instructed them to exclude the voting-related counts against the inmates and all charges against the prison staff, an investigation by ProPublica found.

In December, they filed an indictment charging 34 inmates and associates with crimes including drug distribution resulting in at least four overdose deaths, money laundering and possessing a firearm. And while prosecutors described the drugs-for-votes scheme in the court filing, they did not include a single charge related to it.

Soon after Trump took office, the lead prosecutor, Jorge Matos, was told by a supervisor to take the investigation no further, according to four people familiar with the case."

Screenshot of Twitter Community Note on the tweet that this thread is about. It reads:

"If you are reading this post in english, the text you are reading is not the real text written by the author but instead Grok's additions in order to "defend" Israel
The post never actually said anything other than the question of the topic

Source: see original post in spanish"

Screenshot of Spanish-language tweet by BlackMaps (@maps_black). Its text is one brief sentence long, which in English translates to "What is your opinion on Israel?" It also includes a political map of Latin America with colors and numbers reflecting the results of Pew Research Center polling on that question for Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and the United States.

Screenshot of April 2, 2006 tweet by French TV channel @BFMTV. Tweet is in French, translates as: "Rima Hassan drug possession: 'France Insoumise has a huge drug problem,' says Mathieu Valet, Member of the European Parliament for Rassemblement National." This text describes a video interview attached to the tweet.

March 26, 2026 tweet by @roampuertorico. It's in Spanish, in English it would read: "The news outlet METRO censors column by @RosaSeguiPR that talked against the luxury megaproject, Esencia."

The tweet has two images which I attach to my own skeet here.

Tweet by @RabbiPoupko, whose first sentence reads: "In Spain there's a medieval town named Mota de Judíos, which literally means 'k*all the Jews'."

Screenshot of AP article headline: "Israeli military drops charges against soldiers accused of sexually assaulting Palestinian detainee" (March 12, 2026)

Facebook post by Mama Mia 00738. It's in Spanish. English translation:

"I publish this given that these DISTINGUISHED LADIES of American Nationality yesterday Friday were Visiting the Mama Mia Restaurant. Apart that they were RUDE and ill behaved since they arrived. They also went to the trouble of writing things that are not true.

First the Older Lady 'appeared and acted' like a person who'd had too much to drink. Second with her remarks they made the waitress feel bad because she doesn't master English, so that she chose to transfer the table to her coworker and even after that one of them stood up to say negative things at her followed by the Older Lady."

The post has screenshots of three one-star Google reviews left by the two gringas, which I post separately.

Tweet by Kenneth Davidson McClintock (@PRKDMc), dated February 24, 2026. It reads:

"The US territory of Puerto Rico's @FCC-licensed TV stations are the only ones in the nation that don't broadcast the SOTU. What is the @FCC waiting for to cancel their broadcast licenses?"

Twitter thread by @HatoJoestar: https://x.com/HatoJoestar/status/2025635679007625544

First Tweet: "This is the situation for those of us who've just landed at the Guadalajara airport u.u. 💔"

Second tweet: "We've managed to get off the plane, the airport is calm now it was just a scare, somebody because of the panic opened an emergency exit and that way the chaos started the alarm went off and we all panicked."

Closeup of instructions on a bottle of pills: “LIVER WARNING: This product contains acetaminophen…” and so on

A 24-caplet bottle of Panadol Extra Strength, next to a jar of Yaucono instant coffee

Screenshot of text from AP News article linked atop the thread. It reads:

Gov. Jenniffer González, a Republican and supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump, said in a brief statement that “the legislation aims to maintain consistency between civil and criminal provisions by recognizing the unborn child as a human being.”

The amendment, in Senate Bill 923, was made to an article within Puerto Rico’s Penal Code that defines murder.

The government noted that the amendment compliments a law that among other things, classifies as first-degree murder when a pregnant woman is killed intentionally and knowingly, resulting in the death of the conceived child at any stage of gestation. The law was named after Keishla Rodríguez, who was killed in April 2021. Her lover, former Puerto Rican boxer Félix Verdejo, received two life sentences after he was found guilty in the killing.

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE REPORT

I - CIA

We have received confidential information to the effect that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has an operations group in the West of Puerto Rico. This group's mission is to carry out psychological and political operations to discredit the Puerto Rican Socialist Party (PSP). This group is led by three CIA operators (agents) and has an active membership of four Puerto Ricans and four Cuban exiles. On January 11, 1975, on the occasion of an independentist rally in the city of Mayagüez this group placed two powerful bombs prepared with dynamite. One was able to be found before it blew up the other unfortunately exploded and two persons died, among them one PSP member. The objective of that operation was to take the shine out of the PSP rally without killing anybody. Given how one person died as a result the Puerto Rican members of the group got spooked, the CIA suspended all operations by said group. However we have received information to the effect that the group has been activated again. We expect to continue to monitor their activities.