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Ecuador: State of emergency follows drug boss disappearance

By France24
14 January 2024   |   1:07 pm
Ecuador's new president has declared a 60-day state of emergency after a top drug gang leader vanished from prison. The move comes as the country is trying to tackle soaring levels of violence and crime.

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