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02/27/2026

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William Pina Botelho infiltrated groups in Brazil, including an informal group that was planning an anti-government demonstration. He worked for the military. He attended and helped organize demonstrations.

He was identified because:

- On one occasion, he and other activists were arrested while gathering before a demonstration, and:
- He was the only one of those arrested who was not taken to a police station.
- While the activists were in custody, he posted messages on social media, further confirming that he wasn't in custody.
- Social media pictures of him under his assumed identity matched social media pictures of him under his real identity.
William Pina Botelho infiltrated groups in Brazil, including an informal group that was planning an anti-government demonstration. He worked for the military. He attended and helped organize demonstrations.

He was identified because:

- On one occasion, he and other activists were arrested while gathering before a demonstration, and:
- He was the only one of those arrested who was not taken to a police station.
- While the activists were in custody, he posted messages on social media, further confirming that he wasn't in custody.
- Social media pictures of him under his assumed identity matched social media pictures of him under his real identity.
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Ignacio José Enseñat Guerra infiltrated groups in Barcelona, including groups advocating for housing rights and a student union. He attended meetings and demonstrations and participated in civil disobedience actions. He had an official ID card under his fake name, which he used to open a bank account and conduct other administrative procedures.

He was identified partly because:

- His accent did not match the region of Spain from which he claimed to be.
- An apartment he claimed belonged to his uncle was listed in public records as owned by a company and intended for tourist accommodation.
- Pictures of him under his assumed identity matched pictures of him under his real identity.
Ignacio José Enseñat Guerra infiltrated groups in Barcelona, including groups advocating for housing rights and a student union. He attended meetings and demonstrations and participated in civil disobedience actions. He had an official ID card under his fake name, which he used to open a bank account and conduct other administrative procedures.

He was identified partly because:

- His accent did not match the region of Spain from which he claimed to be from.
- An apartment he claimed belonged to his uncle was listed in public records as owned by a company and intended for tourist accommodation.
- Pictures of him under his assumed identity matched pictures of him under his real identity.
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Dîlan S. infiltrated left-wing groups in Bremen, including Interventionistische Linke (*Interventionist Left*). He worked for an intelligence agency. He participated in and helped organize civil disobedience actions, and participated in social events. He lived in shared apartments with his targets. He had romantic and sexual relationships with his targets.
Dîlan S. infiltrated left-wing groups in Bremen, including Interventionistische Linke (*Interventionist Left*). He worked for the policean intelligence agency. He participated in and helped organize civil disobedience actions, and participated in social events. He lived in shared apartments with his targets. He had romantic and sexual relationships with his targets.
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