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The region’s conservative shift reflects frustration with left-wing governance and a search for stability, not simply a ...

14,000 people supported, golden passports banned in the EU, 60+ systemic reforms. This is how the global anti-corruption movement is advancing. Participants from Transparency International chapters ...

Mexican fans' actions outside of Ecuador's team hotel at the World Cup resulted in a formal complaint to FIFA. Here's what you need to know.

June 15 (UPI) --Ecuador's Attorney General's Office said a new attack targeting justice officials left a prosecutor dead in the port city of Manta. Veteran criminal prosecutor Alexandra Bravo and her ...

Ecuadoran officials said they launched Operation Total Extermination, which included aerial bombardment, alongside the United States. Residents of San Martin told USA TODAY the operations destroyed ...

March 17 (UPI) --On the evening of Aug. 9, 2023, Fernando Villavicencio left a campaign rally in Quito and walked toward his vehicle. Moments later, gunmen opened fire. He died within minutes.

Organized crime thrives in Ecuador amid weak oversight and corrupt systems. Prisons have become battlegrounds, giving cartels unprecedented control and influence. The 10 big lies of the immigration ...

Ecuador's oil industry is in crisis due to corruption, dwindling investment, and corroded infrastructure, leading to frequent and environmentally damaging oil spills. The Trans-Ecuadorian System Oil ...

An Ecuadoran court on Monday handed former vice-president Jorge Glas a 13-year sentence for corruption, following his arrest in a dramatic raid last year on the Mexican embassy where he had been given ...

QUITO, Ecuador — Daniel Noboa was officially sworn in as president of Ecuador on Saturday, launching his 2025–2029 term with a pledge to intensify the fight against drug trafficking, organized crime, ...

Ecuador’s crisis of violence is at an alarming level: The country’s homicide rate has risen 430% in five years, as organized crime groups extort entire neighborhoods, recruit children, kill judges, ...