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U.S. Forces Join Ecuador Raids on Alleged CJNG Network

Ecuador says it dismantled a cocaine network tied to Mexico’s CJNG in raids that, for the first time, included U.S. Southern Command troops. A judge ordered 36 people held on organized crime charges

U.S. Forces Join Ecuador Raids on Alleged CJNG Network
“The operation was carried out this dawn by the National Police and was conducted jointly with North American troops and the DEA, resulting in more than 30 people detained in Guayaquil, Daule, Samborondón, Ventanas, Babahoyo, Puebloviejo, Vinces, and Machala.” John Reimberg. Credit: @JohnReimberg/X


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U.S. Forces Join Ecuador Raids on Alleged CJNG Network
“The operation was carried out this dawn by the National Police and was conducted jointly with North American troops and the DEA, resulting in more than 30 people detained in Guayaquil, Daule, Samborondón, Ventanas, Babahoyo, Puebloviejo, Vinces, and Machala.” John Reimberg. Credit: @JohnReimberg/X

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U.S. Forces Join Ecuador Raids on Alleged CJNG Network

Ecuador says it dismantled a cocaine network tied to Mexico’s CJNG in raids that, for the first time, included U.S. Southern Command troops. A judge ordered 36 people held on organized crime charges

By Sociedad Media 3 min read



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