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08/30/2026

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Bindo Showan infiltrated groups in Ontario, including Southern Ontario Anarchist Resistance (SOAR). He was tasked with infiltrating anarchist groups organizing against the 2010 G20 Toronto summit. He first infiltrated a group organizing against the construction of a business park before moving on to infiltrate SOAR, the main anarchist group organizing against the G20. He attended meetings. On one occasion, he tried to push one of his targets to purchase explosives. Information he gathered helped incriminate SOAR participants.

He was identified because:

- He exhibited suspicious behavior, such as discussing illegal activities in inappropriate contexts and not stopping when asked to stop.
- An activist "saw something suspicious" on his phone.
Bindo Showan infiltrated groups in Ontario, including Southern Ontario Anarchist Resistance (SOAR). He was tasked with infiltrating anarchist groups organizing against the 2010 G20 Toronto summit. He first infiltrated a group organizing against the construction of a business park before moving on to infiltrate SOAR, the main anarchist group organizing against the G20. He attended meetings. On one occasion, he tried to push one of his targets to purchase explosives. Information he gathered helped incriminate SOAR participants.

He was identified because:

- He exhibited suspicious behavior, such as discussing illegal activities in inappropriate contexts and not stopping when asked to stop.
- An activist "saw something suspicious" on his phone.
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08/30/2026
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Silvia María Rodríguez Hidalgo infiltrated groups in Madrid, including the Movimiento Antirrepresivo de Madrid (*Madrid Anti-Repression Movement*) and a pro-Palestinian group. She attended meetings and events and participated in civil disobedience actions.

She was initially suspected of being an infiltrator because despite being new to activism, she had a very good knowledge of Madrid activist groups.
Silvia María Rodríguez Hidalgo infiltrated groups in Madrid, including the Movimiento Antirrepresivo de Madrid (*Madrid Anti-Repression Movement*) and a pro-Palestinian group. She attended meetings and events and participated in civil disobedience actions.

She was initially suspected of being an infiltrator because despite being new to activism, she had a very good knowledge of Madrid activist groups.
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Silvia María Rodríguez Hidalgo infiltrated groups in Madrid, including the Movimiento Antirrepresivo de Madrid (*Madrid Anti-Repression Movement*) and a pro-Palestinian group.
Silvia María Rodríguez Hidalgo infiltrated groups in Madrid, including the Movimiento Antirrepresivo de Madrid (*Madrid Anti-Repression Movement*) and a pro-Palestinian group.
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04/23/2026
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Lukas a Porta infiltrated the activist organization Attac and other anti-globalization groups in Geneva. He also attended an event in Germany. He worked for Swiss intelligence agencies. He attended meetings and demonstrations.

He was identified in 2011 when he publicly revealed that he had been an infiltrator.
Lukas a Porta infiltrated the activist organization Attac and other anti-globalization groups in Geneva. He also attended an event in Germany. He worked for Swiss intelligence agencies. He attended meetings and demonstrations.

He was identified in 2011 when he publicly revealed that he had been an infiltrator.
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03/31/2026
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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:

- 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 cover 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, hHe 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 assumedcover identity matched social media pictures of him under his real identity.
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03/12/2026
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