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Escalating forest fires and arson investigations in Ecuador

4 clusters · 50 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuador forest fires affect over 21,800 hectares this year

The forest fire crisis in Ecuador has escalated into a severe environmental emergency, with reports indicating that 3,550 fires across 20 provinces have affected more than 21,800 hectares of vegetation. The crisis has re

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Ecuador organized crime and security crisis

94 clusters · 189 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuadorian fishermen targeted by drug cartels with offers up to $100,000

Ecuador continues to face a severe surge in organized crime and gang violence, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency and recognize an internal armed conflict. Security operations have intensified acros

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Ecuadorian organized crime violence and military response

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuadorian military captures leaders of Los Lobos and Los Choneros

Violence involving organized crime groups in Ecuador has escalated through both gang-related killings and targeted military operations. In the Quito area, the bodies of two suspected ‘Los Lobos’ gang members, Jeremy Alf

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Ecuadorian police operations and new coastal curfews

8 clusters · 42 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuador imposes nighttime curfew in four coastal provinces

Ecuadorian law enforcement has conducted several operations targeting various forms of criminal activity across different regions. In Guayas and Tungurahua, police arrested individuals involved in extortion and the theft

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Ecuador justice system protection and legislative response

7 clusters · 32 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuador human rights groups warn of militarization and civic decline

In early August 2026, Ecuadorian police, judges, and justice officials reported that organized crime groups were compromising their identities, leading to intimidation, bribery, and lethal retaliation. Officials called f

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