The questions include asking voters to approve allowing the military to patrol with police and increasing sentences for terrorism and murder
The questions include asking voters to approve allowing the military to patrol with police and increasing sentences for terrorism and murder
Ecuador is accused of violating international law after raiding Mexico’s embassy in Quito to grab a wanted former vice president
The government called for ‘full compliance’ with the 1954 Convention on Diplomatic Asylum
Jorge Glas had been holed up in the embassy in Quito since seeking political asylum in December
In a decree published on Thursday, the president said that the decision was necessary in order to maintain order
José ‘Fito’ Macías’ wife and children were living in a gated community in the outskirts of Córdoba
César Suárez focused on pursuing organized trans-national crime in Guayas province
The jailbreak follows a wave of violence that has prompted President Daniel Noboa to declare a 60-day state of emergency
President Daniel Noboa declared an “internal armed conflict” as a group of gunmen broke into a TV studio on Tuesday. Here’s why violence has exploded