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Ecuador homicides and Guatemala killings

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The homicides of former reality‑TV contestant Erick Sánchez in Manabí (early July) and Sergio Iván Zambrano Santillán in Quito (later July) remain under separate police investigations, with no new developments reported as of late July. In Guatemala, coordinated attacks on the night of 25–26 July resulted in two massacres: one in massacres. In the Boca del Monte neighbourhood of Villa Canales that left Canales, gunmen entered a house and killed seven dead—including people, including TikTok creator María Eugenia Reyes Morales—and Morales; victims were later identified as Lester Joel García, Kevin Antonio Bol Pichiya, Boris Ariel Tello Reyes, José Antonio Juárez Orellana, María Eugenia Reyes Morales and a second 17‑year‑old known only as Ramos Monterroso. Hours later, four people were shot dead in the El Milagro area neighbourhood of San Benito, Petén, killing four. Petén. The combined death toll of the two attacks reached eleven. Mayor Ramiro Rivera announced the creation of a technical table with authorities to coordinate the response, investigate, and police said a criminal group dubbed “La Red” claimed responsibility for suspect the Petén killings. Both incidents may be linked to a territorial dispute between rival drug‑trafficking groups. Both the Ecuador homicides and the Guatemalan shootings remain under active investigation and are unrelated to the ongoing Ecuador homicide inquiries. unrelated.

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  1. 2026-07-26 23:42 UTC Ecuador homicides and Guatemala killings
  2. 2026-07-26 22:02 UTC Ecuador homicides and Guatemala killings
  3. 2026-07-26 22:01 UTC Ecuador homicide incidents
  4. 2026-07-26 20:30 UTC Ecuador homicide incidents
  5. 2026-07-25 22:55 UTC Ecuador homicide incidents

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