Mayhem in Ecuador: Cartel criminals take over key buildings in capital
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(Warning of strong images) | Inmates begin to kill prison guards in Ecuador.
Daniel Noboa, the unexpected new president of Ecuador is, like Milei in Argentina, an "outsider", an unknown in programmatic terms. From the vague and sometimes contradictory statements made during the electoral campaign, the only certainty that emerges is his pro-market position, with an emphasis on the promotion of exports of the primary sector (raw materials). During the campaign, Noboa Azín focused his proposals on job creation, without specifying concrete measures and only pointing out that job opportunities will improve as a result of the economic growth that his government will promote.
Daniel Noboa decreed his first state of emergency in Ecuador in the face of serious security crisis. The president imposed the measure, which includes a two-month curfew, one day after the escape of Jose Adolfo Macias Villamar, alias 'Fito', the country's most dangerous criminal.
Who is Adolfo Macías, "Fito", whose escape from prison in Ecuador led Noboa to declare a state of emergency in the country?
Daniel Noboa decreed his first state of emergency in Ecuador in the face of serious security crisis. The president imposed the measure, which includes a two-month curfew, one day after the escape of Jose Adolfo Macias Villamar, alias 'Fito', the country's most dangerous criminal.
Who is Adolfo Macías, "Fito", whose escape from prison in Ecuador led Noboa to declare a state of emergency in the country?
Quién es Adolfo Macias, alias “Fito”, cuyo escape de una prisión en Ecuador llevó a Noboa a declarar el estado de excepción en el país - BBC News Mundo
El capo del narcotráfico, Adolfo Macias, alias “Fito”, uno de los criminales más peligrosos de Ecuador, se escapó de la prisión durante el fin de semana.
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Daniel Noboa ordenó al Ejército restablecer el orden en Ecuador y “neutralizar” a las bandas armadas
El Presidente declaró la existencia de un conflicto armado interno y aseguró: "He ordenado a las Fuerzas Armadas ejecutar operaciones militares para neutralizar a estos grupos"
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msasa79
Jedi Master
Hm, what's the possibility that this whole thing could be sort of a 'false flag'?
The gov 'removed' the guy, sent few of theirs to the TV station and other places to create high visibility mess and by doing so acquired a pretext for cracking down on everybody for 2 months for starters with the army on the streets. Meanwhile, guy's own gang that runs the prison where he was, went bonkers, which only gave additional fuel to the gov's 'cause'.
Just few thoughts and questions that came to mind when reading this thread so far.
The gov 'removed' the guy, sent few of theirs to the TV station and other places to create high visibility mess and by doing so acquired a pretext for cracking down on everybody for 2 months for starters with the army on the streets. Meanwhile, guy's own gang that runs the prison where he was, went bonkers, which only gave additional fuel to the gov's 'cause'.
Just few thoughts and questions that came to mind when reading this thread so far.
"This support includes the adoption of pardons and/or amnesties in the cases that are necessary to guarantee the task of these estates," the legislative body affirmed.
Conservative Daniel Noboa to be President of Ecuador for 17 months
I get it now
Argentina... and now Ecuador...
Is the U.S. getting so desperate it is willing to set fire to South America?
The plan is going to backfire, gringo!
Is the U.S. getting so desperate it is willing to set fire to South America?
The plan is going to backfire, gringo!
More curious things
And the fact is that the donkey is not born surly, it is the accumulation of experiences.
We will see how things continue to turn out. But this country in the equation makes noise to me as well.
Ecuador's Noboa says unnamed criminal group has asked for peace deal-Reuters
And the fact is that the donkey is not born surly, it is the accumulation of experiences.
We will see how things continue to turn out. But this country in the equation makes noise to me as well.
Ecuador's Noboa says unnamed criminal group has asked for peace deal-Reuters
meadow_wind
Jedi Council Member
Could this refer to the C's statement that there would be more terrorization? It seems like more and more terror cells are awakening everywhere 
Without doubtCould this refer to the C's statement that there would be more terrorization? It seems like more and more terror cells are awakening everywhere
The interesting thing is that Israel is also present in some way. We see in Argentina a pro-Israeli government and in Ecuador as well, where the government is also eager to import the know-how of control in Gaza-type concentration camps or prisons.
This was published last year when Noboa was beginning his presidential term in Ecuador.
This was published last year when Noboa was beginning his presidential term in Ecuador.
Genocidal Zionism to arm Noboa's military state
In Palestine, more people have been executed in less time than in any other conflict of the 20th century. In a little more than two months, the equivalent of about 3 atomic bombs like those dropped on Hiroshima were unleashed on Palestine.
In the national context, the new banana president proposes the importation of the Zionist extermination model, pretending to build mega prisons in the style of El Salvador, to appease a problem created by and from which only the business class benefits: the great fortunes and drug trafficking routes. What does Ecuador pretend, importing the most genocidal model of the XXI century? Precisely, that the weapons and mechanisms of repression prove to have been tested in combat against a people occupied and massacred for more than seven decades.
The prison and humanitarian crisis in Ecuador's detention centers is alarming -about 800 executions in two years-, a scenario that worsens its perspective with the announcement of the elimination of the consumption table, made by Noboa just hours after his inauguration. The persecution and criminalization of poverty is already a characteristic of the judicial-prison system, which will be aggravated with the implementation of a redoubled securitization policy in the new Banana Republic. Once again, we see a Creole tycoon talking about punitivist solutions to an impoverished people subjected to an indescribable amount of structural violence. In no way has he even attempted to recognize the criminal structures involved within the State, and the ruling-exploiting class -the only beneficiary of the commercialization of alkaloids-, to which he more than belongs. On the contrary: he has decided to deepen the criminal punitivist alliance with the State of Israel, the USA and all the multinational lending agencies.
In Ecuador, and with only a few weeks in the presidency, the Noboa clan - with Daniel at the head - will impose a progressive militarization of the life, with the appointment of 10 former police and military as governors, an intensely punitivist discourse and a reaffirmation of the securitizationist policy of the banker-president. Although more moderate and disguised as green, Noboa's discourse does not differ in essence from the positions of Bukele in El Salvador, or even Milei in Argentina. The deepening of the free market and his criminal rhetoric against the working class are the same.
El sionismo genocida armará al Estado militar de Noboa
Una vez más vemos a un magnate criollo hablando de soluciones punitivistas hacia un pueblo empobrecido y sometido a una indescriptible cantidad de violencia estructural
Well, the situation in Ecuador has been troublesome for some time now, I see it pop up in my news feed constantly, mostly with riots in jails. From what I know, this Noboa guy decided to run on a similar campaign as Bukele in El Salvador, that is a hard hand against organized crime, which worked for Bukele, but Ecuador might be a different story.
It is strange, that Noboa declares that the country is in a state of war, minutes before the whole Guayaquil situation broke, as if to justify his upcoming measures, or maybe it is coincidence. And then amnesty is given to the armed forces and police, so it's an all out war on these criminal elements, the trouble comes, as it always does, when these emergency powers are extended artificially for the sake of keeping said powers.
Peru has announced that it will be tightening security along the border with Ecuador, I suppose other countries in the region might follow suit and chaos will continue to ensue in the region. I think it's a bit early still, to tell what is going on in Ecuador, but as per usual, I think we will need to wait for the reactions of certain players to start to measure the amount of shenanigans taking place right now.
It is strange, that Noboa declares that the country is in a state of war, minutes before the whole Guayaquil situation broke, as if to justify his upcoming measures, or maybe it is coincidence. And then amnesty is given to the armed forces and police, so it's an all out war on these criminal elements, the trouble comes, as it always does, when these emergency powers are extended artificially for the sake of keeping said powers.
Peru has announced that it will be tightening security along the border with Ecuador, I suppose other countries in the region might follow suit and chaos will continue to ensue in the region. I think it's a bit early still, to tell what is going on in Ecuador, but as per usual, I think we will need to wait for the reactions of certain players to start to measure the amount of shenanigans taking place right now.
Metrist
The Living Force
When watching the news about the ongoing border crisis that has been going on for years, you ask yourself: how many South Americans can there be left in S.America? They're all walking to the U.S..
What's going on in these countries? Well, they must be driven to migrate elsewhere.
But the scope of the reporting focuses on what U.S. politicians are doing about it in our country to accept them. There is little questioning as to why there is a mass exodus to the U.S. in the 1st place.
It's framed in a smaller context. So, it's interesting to see - and hopeful - that whatever is causing these migrants to walk all the way to America, is finally being faced by these countries, perhaps because we are at our limit to allow all these people - forcing them to make a stand against the corrupt govts. and businesses, and the exposure this brings to the source of why we have a migrant crisis.
Seeing those people act so aggressive on television, may be upsetting - and there is all kind of violence on the streets, but I think it was an attempt to draw attention to their plight, because they didn't kill anyone. And if the govt. is corrupt how can we take them at their word when the troubles in these countries have been hushed all during this migrant crisis? Then there are the drug cartels, that are mingled with the populace, so any kind of revolt can be cracked down on because there is corruption throughout, with desperate people in the middle of it all.
So, it drew the spotlight to the source and maybe that was the intention, but the populace will be demonized as gangsters, but we can ask: what else is not being told?
What's going on in these countries? Well, they must be driven to migrate elsewhere.
But the scope of the reporting focuses on what U.S. politicians are doing about it in our country to accept them. There is little questioning as to why there is a mass exodus to the U.S. in the 1st place.
It's framed in a smaller context. So, it's interesting to see - and hopeful - that whatever is causing these migrants to walk all the way to America, is finally being faced by these countries, perhaps because we are at our limit to allow all these people - forcing them to make a stand against the corrupt govts. and businesses, and the exposure this brings to the source of why we have a migrant crisis.
Seeing those people act so aggressive on television, may be upsetting - and there is all kind of violence on the streets, but I think it was an attempt to draw attention to their plight, because they didn't kill anyone. And if the govt. is corrupt how can we take them at their word when the troubles in these countries have been hushed all during this migrant crisis? Then there are the drug cartels, that are mingled with the populace, so any kind of revolt can be cracked down on because there is corruption throughout, with desperate people in the middle of it all.
So, it drew the spotlight to the source and maybe that was the intention, but the populace will be demonized as gangsters, but we can ask: what else is not being told?
