Phone records expose alleged effort to derail Villavicencio murder investigation
Investigators say seized devices reveal political contacts, witness pressure and attempts to discredit the assassination case.
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Still Under Repair
Published on June 08, 2026
Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn There are weeks when Ecuador feels less like a country than a house where every room has a different leak. Someone is in the kitchen replacing a pipe. Someone else is on the roof holding a blue tarp over a hole that has been there since last winter. The lights flicker […]
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