Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn The port parish of Puerto Bolívar, in Machala (El Oro), is under intervention by the Security Block following armed confrontations that have disrupted daily activities and forced families to flee. The city is among the top ten cities with the highest homicide rates in the world. In-person classes have been suspended, […]
Violent Gang Clashes Disrupt Daily Life and Displace Families in Puerto Bolívar
Published on May 20, 2024
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Be nice now, you need him
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Update: Peru and the UN Extend Support to Ecuadorians in Mexico After Closure of Consulates
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