🇻🇪❌🇧🇷🤡 — In a threatening tone, the Bolivarian National Police, controlled by the Chavista regime in Venezuela, posted an image of Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) with his face smeared and the caption, “Anyone who messes with Venezuela suffers the consequences”

“Our homeland is independent, free, and sovereign. We accept no one’s blackmail, and we are no one’s colony. We are destined to prevail,” the post stated.

🔥 The post also tagged Diosdado Cabello, the Interior Minister and influential Chavista leader. Since tensions have escalated between the two countries, various regime officials have criticized members of the Brazilian government, although Nicolás Maduro has refrained from directly criticizing President Lula.

🚫 Additionally, Jorge Rodríguez, the President of the National Assembly and a key figure in maintaining Maduro’s power, announced plans to request that the legislature declare Celso Amorim, Lula’s close advisor, persona non grata.

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🇧🇴🛠💥🪖 — ⚠️ The Bolivian government reports that a group of protesters supportive of Evo Morales took over a barracks in Tunari (Cochabamba) and stole military-grade weapons; the amount of stolen weaponry is unknown, but videos are circulating showing protesters in storage areas.

🇧🇴🛠💥🪖 — The mayor of Villa Tunari, where Evo Morales resides, has led a vigil at the Ninth Division military unit, calling for the use of children and women as human shields to prevent the clearing of roads in Cochabamba, which are protecting the former president from imminent arrest—a move that has sparked controversy in the region. Recently, she forced the military in the city’s regiment to hand over weapons to the protesters blocking the streets.