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Murder Accused Dragged Out Of Police Station, Burnt Alive In Ecuador
"Community justice" like this constitutes under Ecuadorian law and can be investigated by the Prosecutor's Office as homicide or murder.
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Explained: Why Ecuador Police Broke Into Mexico's Embassy In Its Capital
Mexico abruptly suspended bilateral relations with Ecuador in an escalating diplomatic dispute, after Ecuador's police forced their way into Mexico's Quito embassy to arrest a former vice president on graft charges.
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Mexico Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Ecuador After Ex Vice President's Arrest
Heavily-armed and balaclava-clad police broke into Mexico's embassy late on Friday night to arrest Jorge Glas, Ecuador's former leftist vice president, who is wanted on graft charges.
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Kidnapped British Millionaire Rescued In Ecuador, Police Say He Is ''Safe And Healthy''
Ecuador's police chief, Cesar Augusto Zapata, confirmed on social media that Colin Armstrong had been found alive and 9 people linked to the crime have been arrested so far.
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14 Tons Of Drugs Seized By Ecuador Police In Mega Bust
Police in Ecuador seized nearly 14 tons of drugs destined for Central America, the US and Europe, authorities said Thursday.
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Ecuador Prisoners Release 57 Guards, Police: Jail Authorities
Inmates in six Ecuadoran prisons on Friday released the 50 guards and seven police officers who had been taken hostage in the latest spasm of narcotics-related mayhem, the state prison institute said.
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Ecuador Prisoners Take 57 Guards, Cops Hostage Inside 6 Jails After Bomb Attacks
Ecuador's capital Quito was rocked by attacks with grenades and two car bombs overnight, followed hours later by inmates in six prisons taking hostage 57 prison guards and police officers on Thursday, officials said.
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9.5 Tonnes Of Cocaine In Banana Crates, Largest Ever Seized In Spain
Spanish police and customs officials on Friday announced the seizure of nearly 9.5 tonnes of cocaine from Ecuador, saying it marked Spain's biggest seizure to date.
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21 Inmates Dead, 66 Injured In Ecuador Prison Clashes
Three days of bloody clashes between inmates in Ecuador have left 21 dead and 66 people, including five police officers, injured in the latest bout of gang violence in the country's notoriously brutal prisons, officials said Thursday.
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Cocaine Leaves This Country By The Ton, Hidden In Bananas And Tea
Trying to prevent drug traffickers from hiding cocaine in cargo containers at Ecuador's main port of Guayaquil is becoming an increasingly expensive headache for police and exporters alike.
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Nearly 800 Bodies Removed From Ecuador's Coronavirus Epicenter Guayaquil
Ecuador said police have removed almost 800 bodies in recent weeks from homes in Guayaquil, the epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak, after the disease overwhelmed emergency services, hospitals and funeral parlours.
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Clashes As Ecuador President Declares State Of Emergency "To Avoid Chaos"
Clashes broke out between protesters and police in Ecuador after President Lenin Moreno declared a state of emergency Thursday following demonstrations against rising fuel prices due to the government scrapping subsidies.
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How UK Police Arrested Julian Assange Without Breaking International Law
For almost seven years, Julian Assange has lived in the Ecuadoran Embassy in London. The WikiLeaks founder feared that if he left the diplomatic outpost, located in an apartment building in the post neighborhood of Knightsbridge, he would be arrested by British authorities.
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Julian Assange Arrested In UK, Carried Out Of Ecuador Embassy By 7 Men
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested by British police on Thursday after they were invited into the Ecuadorean embassy where he has been holed up since 2012. "Julian Assange, 47, has today, Thursday 11 April, been arrested by officers from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) at the Embassy of Ecuador," police s
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London Police Would Arrest WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange If He Leaves Embassy
British police said Friday they would have to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for breaching his bail conditions if he leaves Ecuador's embassy after Sweden dropped a rape investigation against him.
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Murder Accused Dragged Out Of Police Station, Burnt Alive In Ecuador
"Community justice" like this constitutes under Ecuadorian law and can be investigated by the Prosecutor's Office as homicide or murder.
-
Explained: Why Ecuador Police Broke Into Mexico's Embassy In Its Capital
Mexico abruptly suspended bilateral relations with Ecuador in an escalating diplomatic dispute, after Ecuador's police forced their way into Mexico's Quito embassy to arrest a former vice president on graft charges.
-
Mexico Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Ecuador After Ex Vice President's Arrest
Heavily-armed and balaclava-clad police broke into Mexico's embassy late on Friday night to arrest Jorge Glas, Ecuador's former leftist vice president, who is wanted on graft charges.
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Kidnapped British Millionaire Rescued In Ecuador, Police Say He Is ''Safe And Healthy''
Ecuador's police chief, Cesar Augusto Zapata, confirmed on social media that Colin Armstrong had been found alive and 9 people linked to the crime have been arrested so far.
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14 Tons Of Drugs Seized By Ecuador Police In Mega Bust
Police in Ecuador seized nearly 14 tons of drugs destined for Central America, the US and Europe, authorities said Thursday.
-
Ecuador Prisoners Release 57 Guards, Police: Jail Authorities
Inmates in six Ecuadoran prisons on Friday released the 50 guards and seven police officers who had been taken hostage in the latest spasm of narcotics-related mayhem, the state prison institute said.
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Ecuador Prisoners Take 57 Guards, Cops Hostage Inside 6 Jails After Bomb Attacks
Ecuador's capital Quito was rocked by attacks with grenades and two car bombs overnight, followed hours later by inmates in six prisons taking hostage 57 prison guards and police officers on Thursday, officials said.
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9.5 Tonnes Of Cocaine In Banana Crates, Largest Ever Seized In Spain
Spanish police and customs officials on Friday announced the seizure of nearly 9.5 tonnes of cocaine from Ecuador, saying it marked Spain's biggest seizure to date.
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21 Inmates Dead, 66 Injured In Ecuador Prison Clashes
Three days of bloody clashes between inmates in Ecuador have left 21 dead and 66 people, including five police officers, injured in the latest bout of gang violence in the country's notoriously brutal prisons, officials said Thursday.
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Cocaine Leaves This Country By The Ton, Hidden In Bananas And Tea
Trying to prevent drug traffickers from hiding cocaine in cargo containers at Ecuador's main port of Guayaquil is becoming an increasingly expensive headache for police and exporters alike.
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Nearly 800 Bodies Removed From Ecuador's Coronavirus Epicenter Guayaquil
Ecuador said police have removed almost 800 bodies in recent weeks from homes in Guayaquil, the epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak, after the disease overwhelmed emergency services, hospitals and funeral parlours.
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Clashes As Ecuador President Declares State Of Emergency "To Avoid Chaos"
Clashes broke out between protesters and police in Ecuador after President Lenin Moreno declared a state of emergency Thursday following demonstrations against rising fuel prices due to the government scrapping subsidies.
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How UK Police Arrested Julian Assange Without Breaking International Law
For almost seven years, Julian Assange has lived in the Ecuadoran Embassy in London. The WikiLeaks founder feared that if he left the diplomatic outpost, located in an apartment building in the post neighborhood of Knightsbridge, he would be arrested by British authorities.
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Julian Assange Arrested In UK, Carried Out Of Ecuador Embassy By 7 Men
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested by British police on Thursday after they were invited into the Ecuadorean embassy where he has been holed up since 2012. "Julian Assange, 47, has today, Thursday 11 April, been arrested by officers from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) at the Embassy of Ecuador," police s
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London Police Would Arrest WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange If He Leaves Embassy
British police said Friday they would have to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for breaching his bail conditions if he leaves Ecuador's embassy after Sweden dropped a rape investigation against him.
