(Opinion) Ecuador’s recent declaration of a state of emergency by President Daniel Noboa is a stark reflection of the country’s grappling with rampant violence and chaos, particularly in its prisons. This move, while critical, raises questions about the delicate balance between ensuring public safety and preserving civil liberties. President Noboa’s swift response to the escalating […]
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