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Ecuador Extraditions: Top Drug Trafficker Macías Agrees to US Transfer
Ecuador's top drug trafficker, Adolfo Macías, agreed to US extradition on July 11th, facing cocaine and arms charges; his extradition is the first since a 2024 referendum reinstated the process, following his escape from prison in January 2024 and alleged involvement in a presidential candidate's as...
Ecuador Extraditions: Top Drug Trafficker Macías Agrees to US Transfer
Ecuador's top drug trafficker, Adolfo Macías, agreed to US extradition on July 11th, facing cocaine and arms charges; his extradition is the first since a 2024 referendum reinstated the process, following his escape from prison in January 2024 and alleged involvement in a presidential candidate's as...
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Ecuador to Extradite Notorious Drug Lord to U.S.
Ecuador will extradite Adolfo Macias, leader of the Los Choneros gang, to the U.S. to face drug and weapons charges following his recapture after a prison escape that sparked widespread violence, including the assassination of a presidential candidate, and a government crackdown.
Ecuador to Extradite Notorious Drug Lord to U.S.
Ecuador will extradite Adolfo Macias, leader of the Los Choneros gang, to the U.S. to face drug and weapons charges following his recapture after a prison escape that sparked widespread violence, including the assassination of a presidential candidate, and a government crackdown.
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52% Bias Score
Fito's" Letter Casts Doubt on Ecuadorian Capture Narrative
Ecuadorian authorities recaptured José Adolfo Macías, alias "Fito," in Manta; a letter surfaced where he allegedly sought Colombian diplomatic intervention to avoid extradition, prompting denials from both governments.
Fito's" Letter Casts Doubt on Ecuadorian Capture Narrative
Ecuadorian authorities recaptured José Adolfo Macías, alias "Fito," in Manta; a letter surfaced where he allegedly sought Colombian diplomatic intervention to avoid extradition, prompting denials from both governments.
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Ecuador Recaptured Notorious Gang Leader After 17-Month Manhunt
José Adolfo Macías Villamar, leader of the Los Choneros gang, was recaptured in Manta, Ecuador on June 25th, ending a 17-month manhunt that followed his January 2024 escape from prison and triggered widespread unrest, including prison riots and terrorist attacks.
Ecuador Recaptured Notorious Gang Leader After 17-Month Manhunt
José Adolfo Macías Villamar, leader of the Los Choneros gang, was recaptured in Manta, Ecuador on June 25th, ending a 17-month manhunt that followed his January 2024 escape from prison and triggered widespread unrest, including prison riots and terrorist attacks.
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52% Bias Score
Ecuadorian Drug Lord Escapes Heavily Militarized Prison, Exposing Systemic Corruption
Ecuadorian drug lord Federico Gómez Quintín escaped the Litoral Penitentiary on Friday, aided by the complicity of prison guards, highlighting the systemic corruption within the country's security forces despite the government's 'iron fist' approach and the ongoing state of emergency.
Ecuadorian Drug Lord Escapes Heavily Militarized Prison, Exposing Systemic Corruption
Ecuadorian drug lord Federico Gómez Quintín escaped the Litoral Penitentiary on Friday, aided by the complicity of prison guards, highlighting the systemic corruption within the country's security forces despite the government's 'iron fist' approach and the ongoing state of emergency.
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Telefónica Sells Ecuadorian Subsidiary to Millicom for $380 Million
Telefónica sold its Ecuadorian subsidiary, Telefónica Ecuador (Movistar), to Millicom for $380 million, marking Telefónica's fifth Latin American divestment and strengthening Millicom's regional presence. The sale is subject to regulatory approval.
Telefónica Sells Ecuadorian Subsidiary to Millicom for $380 Million
Telefónica sold its Ecuadorian subsidiary, Telefónica Ecuador (Movistar), to Millicom for $380 million, marking Telefónica's fifth Latin American divestment and strengthening Millicom's regional presence. The sale is subject to regulatory approval.
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36% Bias Score
Ecuador Extradites Top Drug Trafficker to US
Ecuador's most prominent drug trafficker, Adolfo Masías, agreed to extradition to the US on Friday to face charges of cocaine and weapons trafficking, following his recapture after a 2024 prison escape that sparked widespread violence.
Ecuador Extradites Top Drug Trafficker to US
Ecuador's most prominent drug trafficker, Adolfo Masías, agreed to extradition to the US on Friday to face charges of cocaine and weapons trafficking, following his recapture after a 2024 prison escape that sparked widespread violence.
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NYC protests alleged ICE kidnappings during Trump immigration crackdown
New York City officials and advocates are protesting alleged unlawful detentions of immigrants by ICE agents during a Trump-era crackdown, citing cases like Joselyn Chipantiza's detention in poor conditions after a routine hearing; the city recently allocated $33.6 million for pro-bono legal service...
NYC protests alleged ICE kidnappings during Trump immigration crackdown
New York City officials and advocates are protesting alleged unlawful detentions of immigrants by ICE agents during a Trump-era crackdown, citing cases like Joselyn Chipantiza's detention in poor conditions after a routine hearing; the city recently allocated $33.6 million for pro-bono legal service...
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56% Bias Score
Salcedo Implicates Jordán in Villavicencio Assassination Funding
Ecuadorian businessman Daniel Salcedo, recently targeted in a prison assassination attempt, claims $200,000 financed the 2023 murder of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio, implicating U.S.-based businessman Xavier Jordán and others in the funding, according to his testimony in the ongoing...
Salcedo Implicates Jordán in Villavicencio Assassination Funding
Ecuadorian businessman Daniel Salcedo, recently targeted in a prison assassination attempt, claims $200,000 financed the 2023 murder of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio, implicating U.S.-based businessman Xavier Jordán and others in the funding, according to his testimony in the ongoing...
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Ecuador Recaptured Notorious Gang Leader After Year-Long Manhunt
Ecuadorian authorities recaptured Jose Adolfo Macias, leader of the Los Choneros gang, in Manta after a 10-hour operation; he escaped a maximum-security prison over a year ago and is wanted in the US on drug and weapons charges.
Ecuador Recaptured Notorious Gang Leader After Year-Long Manhunt
Ecuadorian authorities recaptured Jose Adolfo Macias, leader of the Los Choneros gang, in Manta after a 10-hour operation; he escaped a maximum-security prison over a year ago and is wanted in the US on drug and weapons charges.
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48% Bias Score
Ecuador Passes Controversial Intelligence Law Amidst Soaring Homicide Rates
Ecuador's alarming rise in homicides (1,690 by mid-June, a 70% increase) prompted the government to pass a controversial intelligence law granting mass surveillance powers without judicial oversight, raising serious human rights concerns.
Ecuador Passes Controversial Intelligence Law Amidst Soaring Homicide Rates
Ecuador's alarming rise in homicides (1,690 by mid-June, a 70% increase) prompted the government to pass a controversial intelligence law granting mass surveillance powers without judicial oversight, raising serious human rights concerns.
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64% Bias Score
Brazil Clinches 2026 World Cup Spot; Ancelotti's Debut a Success
Brazil qualified for the 2026 World Cup after a 1-0 victory over Paraguay in Sao Paulo on Tuesday, secured by Vinicius Junior's goal, marking Carlo Ancelotti's successful home debut as coach; meanwhile, Ecuador also qualified, while Chile's loss to Bolivia cost their coach his job.
Brazil Clinches 2026 World Cup Spot; Ancelotti's Debut a Success
Brazil qualified for the 2026 World Cup after a 1-0 victory over Paraguay in Sao Paulo on Tuesday, secured by Vinicius Junior's goal, marking Carlo Ancelotti's successful home debut as coach; meanwhile, Ecuador also qualified, while Chile's loss to Bolivia cost their coach his job.
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48% Bias Score
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