Narcoviolence in Ecuador could worsen our migration crisis ...Middle East

As the U.S. border crisis continues to grow, and some cities stand on the brink of collapse, an unprecedented wave of narcoviolence has erupted in Ecuador. This new event could trigger a greater crisis on the U.S. southern border. Ecuador’s president, Daniel Noboa, has declared a state of internal armed conflict. How do we get to this horrific scenario? Ecuador's modern port infrastructure, the dollarization of its economy, social inequalities and high levels of corruption have created the perfect storm for a massive growth of drug trafficking and organized crime. The homicide rate in the country is 45 per 100,000 inhabitants, the highest in Latin America. The 10 years of Rafael Cor

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