Deserted streets in Ecuador as president declares 'state of war' on drug gangs

Thursday, 11 January 2024
The streets in Ecuador fell silent the day after hooded gunman invaded a live television broadcast, as President Daniel Noboa declared a "state of war" on drug-trafficking gangs.

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Ecuador faces a severe security crisis as President Daniel Noboa declares the country "at war" with drug gangs. The situation involves hostage crises, explosions, and a TV station takeover. Noboa designates 22 gangs as Te** organizations, with efforts underway to rescue hostages. The government plans...

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