The continued global threat of terrorism led Harry Pandey to conceive The Program. While the mission was a success, it caused tensions to rise between her and Valkyrie. This action led to Emmanuelle "Twitch" Pichon and Meghan "Valkyrie" Castellano to collaborate with Ghost Recon to conduct Operation Archangel in order to recover Pereira. Worried, Pereira went AWOL to Bolivia in order to find her brother. In 2019, her younger brother, João "Dengoso" Pereira, was sent undercover at the Santa Blanca Drug Cartel and subsequently disappeared. Pereira formally accepted an invitation to join Rainbow in 2016. It was Pereira's role as a key interrogator during the 2010 Rio de Janeiro security crisis that caught the attention of Rainbow, despite the fact that she undermined BOPE protocol. Pereira was frequently called upon to conduct training exercises within the force. Once her mandatory service had ended, she could not see herself in another profession and reenlisted. Years of undercover operations within Brazil's notorious gangs made her a master of interrogation techniques and surveillance.
Sensing protection for her deviant predisposition, Pereira accepted the latter. He gave Pereira the choice between entering a juvenile reformatory ( FEBEM) and working with the Policia Militar's BOPE as an informant. He was lenient towards her age and character, which, he claimed, showed potential for social-educational reform. Remaining poised and displaying intellect throughout the process, Pereira impressed the judge in charge of her case. A year later, Pereira was arrested miles away on robbery charges. Taina caught the authorities' attention when she was 16 after her mother reported that she had gone missing. At some point, Taina was gifted her first knife by her grandmother. Taina looked up to her grandmother and was inspired to learn about the art of interrogation. She had the uncanny ability to see through any of their lies. Their grandmother helped their often exhausted mother with discipline. Stricken by poverty, Taina and her brothers grew to be strong and independent for the sake of their mother.
She was six years old when the Pereira family was forced to move to a poor neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro.
Her father had died before she was born and her mother only received a small pension for his death. Taina was born seventh in a family of ten boys on October 15th in the small town Rinópolis within São Paulo.
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