Conflictos

‘Conflicto interno’ de Ecuador toma vuelo internacional

‘Necesitamos apoyo militar en fuerza de personas, de soldados. Así mismo como asistencia en inteligencia, artillería y equipamiento’, dice Daniel Noboa, presidente de Ecuador

TOPSHOT - Members of the Army's Elite Forces frisk men and check their identities during a patrol in the streets of Moran, a neighbourhood in northern Quito, on January 11, 2024, as Ecuador is in a "state of emergency" since the prison escape of one of the country's most powerful narco bosses. With city streets largely deserted apart from a massive military deployment, Ecuador found itself in a "state of war" Wednesday as drug cartels waged a brutal campaign of kidnappings and attacks in response to a government crackdown. The latest outburst of violence was sparked by the discovery Sunday of the prison escape of one of the country's most powerful narco bosses, Jose Adolfo Macias, known by the alias "Fito." (Photo by AFP)
TOPSHOT - Members of the Army's Elite Forces frisk men and check their identities during a patrol in the streets of Moran, a neighbourhood in northern Quito, on January 11, 2024, as Ecuador is in a "state of emergency" since the prison escape of one of the country's most powerful narco bosses. With city streets largely deserted apart from a massive military deployment, Ecuador found itself in a "state of war" Wednesday as drug cartels waged a brutal campaign of kidnappings and attacks in response to a government crackdown. The latest outburst of violence was sparked by the discovery Sunday of the prison escape of one of the country's most powerful narco bosses, Jose Adolfo Macias, known by the alias "Fito." (Photo by AFP) STR
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