/jp/ - Otaku Culture

For those who don't know, Operation Animes is an offshoot of Operation 404 and had cooperation from the Content Overseas Distribution Association (Coda), based in Japan.

Operation Animes is from Brazil. Operation Animes is coordinated by the Directorate of Integrated Operations and Intelligence (Diopi), through the Cyber ​​Operations Laboratory (Ciberlab), of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP) and aims to put an end to websites that include anime illegally.

It's going on a moment where to take down pirated anime website. In last year civil policy during this operation took down some websites such as O-Pex and Mangalivre, this year, the police carried out 11 warrants to take down those pirated anime websites on Brazil.

I know that Piracy is ilegal, but in Brazil many people consume pirated products like games and Animes, The reason for this is the excess tax burden that the Brazilian state keeps placing and to make worse, brazil's tax don't has return because of the corruption, brazilian politics are selfish and miserly whit thier people. Instead of drastically reducing taxes and ending crime such as robberies, homicides and assasination, nome, Brazilian Politics prefers to increase taxes and increase state spending. Furthermore, has currency devaluation, excessive regulation, restricted access to technology. ;/

A price of the original manga is R$ 37,90 (US$ 7,41) this year, please note that a minium wage of average Brazilian is R$ 1.412,00 (US$ 279,98). To buy Nintendo Switch on Brazil, you will to spend R$ 2.299,00 (US$ 449,35) (358 worked hours) and to buy Nintendo Switch on USA, will to spend US$ 299 (41 worked hours). In Brazil, having 2 video games per family has become something of a luxury.