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A look at Ecuador's fight against drug cartels and street gangs through the stories of three people whose lives are bound by tragedy and conviction. There is a priest who believes that violence cannot be fought with more violence, a state governor embodying the government belief that only overwhelming force can restore order, and a man seeking justice for his son, who was allegedly killed by the military.
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00:00:30I'm going to go to the hospital.
00:00:37I'm going to go to the hospital.
00:00:43I have a big emergency.
00:00:46My son killed me.
00:00:49I'm on my feet.
00:00:51I'm not fired, they didn't take me.
00:00:54Because my son is inflando.
00:00:57all that and then tomorrow it's going to burn all that.
00:01:03There will be a message to me, please.
00:01:10Here is less than a gun.
00:01:13Here at the side they were killed for nothing.
00:01:16But it would be important to visit her, to accompany her,
00:01:19even though it's complicated these hours.
00:01:22You have to be careful.
00:01:25And sometimes, on this route, the mountains jump.
00:01:39To Ecuador now and the unprecedented violence on the streets.
00:01:43The president has declared that the country is in a state of war
00:01:47with violent drug gangs.
00:01:49The trafficking of drugs produced in neighbouring countries
00:01:52has created a torrent of violent crime.
00:01:55Yesterday, masked men stormed a television channel
00:01:58during a live broadcast.
00:02:00So what the army went and wasn't straight from the temperatura
00:02:01to shape and textiles that the city stood from the building
00:02:02and were scared of their destruction.
00:02:03To promote us in a 살아 RESPECT.
00:02:05In the center of the city of Germany and the철ies were in21
00:02:08an island at 1st
00:02:21move.
00:02:22CREATE THE FULLY
00:02:26THE OTHER
00:02:29THE OTHER
00:02:32CREATE THE FULLY
00:02:36THE OTHER
00:02:38LIVING
00:02:40THE OTHER
00:02:42LIVING
00:02:44BEFORE
00:02:46THE OTHER
00:02:50In name of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
00:02:58that the grace, the peace and the love of the Lord are with us all.
00:03:03In these moments of pain, we are going to leave.
00:03:07We have been removed.
00:03:09Today, we are in the hands of the Lord,
00:03:12and we pray with our hands open for justice,
00:03:16and we also pray for Him to be in the house of the Father.
00:03:21We work for peace, justice and reconciliation,
00:03:27and we are able to resign all this pain,
00:03:30which as Christ was killed unjustly.
00:03:36Ya, well, take care.
00:03:38Ya, well, take care.
00:03:41You remember, in what?
00:03:43There, in the hand.
00:03:45There are ten shots of the mother.
00:03:49And then they are caught up with the little girl that is over there.
00:03:52My daughter just got up and right there.
00:03:54And then I ran up and ran up.
00:03:58And they killed me.
00:04:00They killed me.
00:04:01And they were dressed like, we are intelligence.
00:04:04And it was not intelligence, nothing.
00:04:07But it's something inaudible.
00:04:11There are three of my children.
00:04:15One of them killed me, the other one killed me.
00:04:19And my son, to my side, to see how the child was.
00:04:23My son fell with the child.
00:04:26Two little years ago.
00:04:28We are in a very violent society
00:04:32and we don't respect the lives of anyone.
00:04:34We're going to see if we can make denunciations.
00:04:37Here, no, no one can make news at the international level.
00:04:40And it's something inaudible, something unjust.
00:04:43There should not be this injustice.
00:04:46I would like to make this justice.
00:05:04It was a city of peace,
00:05:15peace, peace, where the kids would go to play.
00:05:19There were boys who saw them grow up,
00:05:23and so, to die in a cruel way,
00:05:26and so, to be cut out.
00:05:29It's something very painful, very sad.
00:05:37We're going to give up.
00:05:39We're going to give up.
00:05:40We're going to give up.
00:05:41We have to do things that we can take care of from home and get in the hospital.
00:05:47We're going to give up.
00:05:48They are easy prisoners of the delinquency.
00:05:53They disillusioned by that situation and then they are easy prisoners.
00:06:06They are killing different ways and the worst way you can die is
00:06:09tortured, alive, you are dead, you are dead, you are crazy.
00:06:15Our Father is in the sky, sanctified.
00:06:20The law of the jungle, the most powerful survive, the most powerful die.
00:06:26We are active, we are active.
00:06:30We kill our enemy, the enemy is so bad.
00:06:35They are screaming and they are your friend.
00:06:44Dear God, If you are a man of yours.
00:06:46Dear God!
00:06:51Dear God, if you are a man of yours, your life is a man of yours.
00:06:54It is about who is superior and who is stronger.
00:06:59who has more strength, who kills more, who holds their words.
00:07:04Part of it comes from that, from what one learned from that series,
00:07:09from the cartels, all that comes from there, one learned from there.
00:07:15In TikTok, in WhatsApp,
00:07:17there are videos of the violence, of the dead, of the decapitated,
00:07:21there are heads that degollate heads,
00:07:24they take hearts, they open up like a pig,
00:07:27they open up like a pig,
00:07:30they take the heart, they show you the video,
00:07:33they say, look, it's still late, and they laugh.
00:07:53Good morning.
00:07:57Good morning.
00:07:58Good morning.
00:08:01We are going to ask the Lord to help you all.
00:08:05But also we are going to ask,
00:08:07and we are going to ask in the hands of the Lord all the victims of the violence.
00:08:10And since I have been here, they have died like 11 people.
00:08:15Just 11 in three days.
00:08:2011.
00:08:21We are going to ask for them, for their families.
00:08:24We are going to ask for all the victims innocent of this war.
00:08:27...de esta guerra que vivimos.
00:08:37Qué bonita se sabe.
00:08:44Voy a permitirme ser romántico.
00:08:47Ecuador era un lugar muy bonito, precioso para vivir.
00:08:50Era todo un paraíso.
00:08:52Pero ha sido invadido por, así decirlo, por el mar, por la oscuridad.
00:08:57Ha dejado de brillar y ahora estamos en colores de blanco y negro.
00:09:05El mal, yo creo que es la ausencia del bien.
00:09:08¿Qué es la oscuridad? La ausencia de luz.
00:09:11La luz la puedes crear.
00:09:14La oscuridad no la puedes crear.
00:09:17Yo creo que es una ausencia.
00:09:19El mal es una ausencia del bien.
00:09:23Qué pena nuestra linda Esmeralda, ¿no?
00:09:26Y con tanta violencia se teñe de un rojo.
00:09:30Tiene de todo ida.
00:09:32Y con tanta violencia se teñe de un mar.
00:09:33Y con tanta violencia se teñe de un bug.
00:09:35Tiene de todo, casi.
00:09:36Y que es una violencia que se teñe de un mar.
00:09:37Casi en el mar.
00:09:38Y con tanta violencia.
00:09:39Una violencia de la violencia.
00:09:40Esmeralda y la violencia.
00:09:41La violencia de la violencia.
00:09:42I'm sorry!
00:09:44I'm sorry!
00:09:46I'm sorry!
00:09:48I'm sorry!
00:09:50I'm sorry!
00:09:52That was the damage that you are going to happen!
00:09:54I'm sorry!
00:09:56I'm sorry!
00:09:58No, no, no!
00:10:00I'm sorry, no, no, no, no!
00:10:02Come on, come on!
00:10:04A partir del 2019 la violencia criminal en el ecuador fue creciendo paulatinamente por
00:10:18diferentes factores situaciones por el hecho de estar cerca de línea de frontera sobre
00:10:23todo con nuestro vecino país de colombia al sur perú y esto es un determinante para
00:10:29que ecuador se convierta en un país de paso de lo que corresponde a las drogas este tipo
00:10:39de problemas nos ha ocasionado a nosotros ecuatorianos grandes inconvenientes hay
00:10:45muertes detrás de la droga hay asesinatos con frecuencia detrás de la droga hay problemas
00:10:50hay extorsiones y a partir del año 2019 20 23 donde fue el año más fuerte en lo que
00:10:59concierne a violencia criminal no solamente para el ecuador sino también para esmeraldas
00:11:02que se convirtió en una de las provincias más violentas en criminalidad del mundo esto nos
00:11:08debilitó nos debilitó como estado pero sin embargo al momento nosotros estamos tomando
00:11:12cartas en el asunto hemos dado golpes importantísimos contra las organizaciones criminales
00:11:21las organizaciones criminales querían gobernar el país nos tocaba tomar decisiones decisiones
00:11:27importantísimas para el bienestar de todos los ecuatorianos
00:11:29nosotros no vamos a negociar con terroristas ni descansaremos hasta devolverle la paz a todos los ecuatorianos
00:11:53todo el grupo terrorista se ha convertido en un objetivo militar
00:11:58cuando yo le haga la señal aquí aquí queda un
00:12:28muro junto justamente quedó un muro así es bueno al momento nos encontramos reuniéndose
00:12:33aquí en policía nacional vamos a operar conjuntamente y de esta manera queremos
00:12:37que sea eficiente y efectivo la operación policial
00:12:46el estado de excepción nos permite ingresar rastrear perseguir buscar al interior de los
00:12:51domicilios sin esperar resoluciones judiciales
00:12:57estamos luchando con mucha fortaleza estamos golpeándoles estamos sacándoles de los escondites
00:13:02a los delincuentes estamos ingresando con fuerza a los domicilios de los delincuentes
00:13:07de la implicación de los tiburones
00:13:13tres veces detenidos investigación asesinato y drogas
00:13:18la policía nacional del ecuador es grande es noble es fuerte porque se encuentra trabajando por el
00:13:29bienestar de todos y todas las ecuatorianos y ecuatorianas
00:13:34gracias compañeros
00:13:55tenemos que ser firmes y actuar con determinación para poner orden buscar la paz y la tranquilidad que todos los ecuatorianos necesitamos
00:14:03necesitamos
00:14:04I don't know.
00:14:34that is going to be done
00:14:36we are going to go ahead
00:14:38and even inside there is a lot of gas
00:14:42there is a lot of gas
00:14:44here
00:14:46tell me a little bit
00:14:48they met with gas
00:14:50they don't care if there are children
00:14:52they throw the gas
00:14:54there are children in the house
00:14:56they are not able to threaten
00:14:58they are civil, they are military
00:15:00they have to defend them
00:15:02a lot
00:15:04with water
00:15:06with a lot of water
00:15:08with a manzanilla
00:15:10what did they hit with the toilet
00:15:12with a table
00:15:14with a table
00:15:20sorry
00:15:24they entered here without any order
00:15:26there is no justification
00:15:28to do that
00:15:30did they hit them
00:15:32yes they hit them
00:15:34yes but they are not here
00:15:36very careful
00:15:38all of them
00:15:40there are many disappeared
00:15:42and no one has the right
00:15:44to take the life of no one
00:15:46with your permission
00:15:48we will do
00:15:50international
00:15:52here they are not useful
00:15:54yan
00:16:06once the American
00:16:08party
00:16:10there was a pressure
00:16:12of the GSA
00:16:13to put the dead
00:16:14on the street
00:16:16but the military etti
00:16:17and police
00:16:18put the dead
00:16:19and disappeared
00:16:20just in streets
00:16:21...intervenciones ilegales, de abuso de poder...
00:16:25...contra hombres, mujeres, niños, enfermos...
00:16:28...contra todas las personas...
00:16:31...¿a dónde hemos llegado a parar?
00:16:33¿Ese es lo que queremos en las calles?
00:16:36Perfecto.
00:16:38Callar te hace cómplice.
00:16:41Por eso nosotros tenemos la responsabilidad...
00:16:45...y hasta diría la obligación de ser el altavoz...
00:16:48...la denuncia, la voz de los que no tienen voz...
00:16:51...de llegar a donde otros no llegan...
00:16:53...porque si no nos convertimos en cómplices.
00:16:57No hay cosa más terrible para las sociedades modernas...
00:17:00...que aquella lucha que un pueblo realiza...
00:17:03...contra su propio Estado.
00:17:05No hay cosa más terrible que esa.
00:17:08Todos los rasgos, toda la característica...
00:17:11...de anforofobia y de racismo estructural...
00:17:15...que permita que cuatro niños sean asesinados.
00:17:19Bueno, gracias por venir primeramente...
00:17:21...un gran amigo, un solidario amigo que viene de Fimeralda.
00:17:24Muchas gracias.
00:17:28Buenas tardes con todos y con todas.
00:17:30Para mí es un momento muy emotivo estar con ustedes.
00:17:35Este es el cuarto memorial que hacemos...
00:17:37...a los cuatro de las Malvinas.
00:17:40Para nosotros son un icono de lucha, de resistencia y de resiliencia.
00:18:05...a los cuatro de las Malvinas.
00:18:08En el cuarto de las Malvinas.
00:18:21¡Biense de un trapeta!
00:18:23¡Biense de un trapeta!
00:18:25you
00:18:29I love you
00:18:31I love you
00:18:33It's a lie
00:18:35it's a lie
00:18:37I know the issues
00:18:40I know the issues
00:18:41I love you
00:18:44I get it
00:18:46I want to play
00:18:47I wanna play
00:18:48I wanna play
00:18:49Well, my son was called Steven Gerard Medina-Lajone.
00:19:00He was a very happy man, imperative.
00:19:04Well, he had a strong genius, because he was also brave.
00:19:08But he liked the kids.
00:19:11He liked to help my mother, or my grandmother,
00:19:14to do things at home.
00:19:17His favorite painting was the Spider-Man.
00:19:21He liked to buy the Spiderman's shoes,
00:19:24all the Spiderman's shoes.
00:19:27Well, starting on December 7,
00:19:33it was the last day I met with my son.
00:19:38I arrived at my home at 7-8am.
00:19:44And they were not.
00:19:47We were playing at 6-8am.
00:19:51We were playing at 6-8am.
00:19:54And we came at 8-8am.
00:19:58And when we came to play, we went to buy bread.
00:20:01We bought bread.
00:20:03We bought bread.
00:20:06We bought bread.
00:20:08And we stayed eating there, sitting there.
00:20:13And the military came.
00:20:15And they're surrounded by us.
00:20:17And they insult us.
00:20:19And we ran.
00:20:21And Gerard came behind me.
00:20:24And he was behind me.
00:20:25And I was looking for my side.
00:20:27And now I'm running faster.
00:20:30And I'm looking for my side.
00:20:31And I'm looking for my side.
00:20:33And I see that he's not on my side.
00:20:36It's a zombie.
00:21:00Is that when you get out of here?
00:21:02Where is he?
00:21:03My son is the one who is on the train, the train of the train.
00:21:08He is my son.
00:21:12They get to him, they get hit to him, they hit him.
00:21:15My son is very clear that he can get his head and get hit.
00:21:19They go down and throw him a throw.
00:21:23I would like to have been there in that moment, and I was going to have to kill myself in that moment.
00:21:39I felt like I was guilty of not having been there in that moment with him.
00:21:53But while the days pass and the investigations continue on their course, the question of where are the four men of age?
00:22:07On Christmas Eve, four bodies were found charred near a remote airbase.
00:22:12The Public Prosecutor's Office asked for 16 soldiers to be placed in military detention.
00:22:23The Public Prosecutor's Office
00:22:29The Public Prosecutor's Office
00:22:31The Public Prosecutor's Office
00:22:33Ya no sabemos ni casi.
00:22:35Ya, ya nosotros de tantas cosas que vemos.
00:22:38Una versión por aquí y otra versión por allá.
00:22:41Se inventan una cosa tras otra.
00:22:45Y pensamos muchas cosas que pueden pasar.
00:22:51Cada día estamos más mal en este país.
00:22:55El 31 que lo dicen que sí eran los bebés.
00:23:05Ahí yo no sabía ni qué hacer y me quedaba muy loca.
00:23:09Yo gritaba, vine, la cogí a mi hija, a la ropa.
00:23:13Y yo lloraba.
00:23:14Y ella me decía, mime.
00:23:15Me decía que no, y ahí los fumarros no se los cuerpos.
00:23:28Yo no quería entrar.
00:23:31Yo no quería entrar y él me dice, entra porque tú lo conoces más al bebé.
00:23:37Me levanto viendo el cuerpo de él.
00:23:40El cuerpo que yo vi que él me entregaron.
00:23:44Y ahora, ¿qué mante qué le voy a poner?
00:24:05Estamos poniendo ganchote para que le de color.
00:24:13Me levanto con los oídos.
00:24:23Empezamos con losとか y nos ponen los oros.
00:24:28Pues está bien conmigo.
00:24:37Jogamos.
00:24:39Jogamos pelota.
00:24:40But we love it all.
00:24:58Are you afraid?
00:25:00Yes.
00:25:04What are you afraid?
00:25:10And I love it.
00:25:14And I love it.
00:25:16And I love it!
00:25:18I like it too.
00:25:20I like it too much.
00:25:22You don't need to make sure that you have so much fun.
00:25:24I love it.
00:25:26I love it!
00:25:28I love it!
00:25:30You really want to eat it!
00:25:32You are so adventurous!
00:25:35You're so straight!
00:25:38What's going on?
00:25:50What are we living here in this sector?
00:25:53Violence.
00:25:54Violence.
00:25:55Violence.
00:25:56Violence.
00:25:57Violence.
00:25:58The fear.
00:26:00We have lived here a lot of pain, right?
00:26:05Yes.
00:26:06Here we have lost a lot of people, right?
00:26:09Yes.
00:26:10Many people, right?
00:26:12Your auntie.
00:26:13Many people we have lost.
00:26:16Who have we lost?
00:26:18We live in here.
00:26:24What do we have to do?
00:26:26To remind them.
00:26:28To remind them.
00:26:30To remind them.
00:26:32To remind them.
00:26:34To their children.
00:26:35To our sisters.
00:26:37Ahhh, something happens to me.
00:26:41Paint on the walls something very big, big, big with their faces.
00:26:46A mural.
00:26:47A big mural.
00:26:49A huge mural.
00:26:51Bello, un niño lleno de vida, lleno de sueños.
00:27:17Era un niño maravilloso, un niño lleno de vida, con una alma muy linda, una alma muy linda.
00:27:28Lamentablemente, hoy por hoy, es un contexto de mucha desigualdad social, económica, política.
00:27:37Lamentablemente, una desigualdad donde vemos las clases sociales divididas.
00:27:45Aquí es muy marcada, marcadísima la clase social, donde hay los pobres pobres y los ricos ricos.
00:27:53Aquí el Estado, cero.
00:27:59Entonces, hay que hacer un cambio estructural desde el Estado muy fuerte para poder cambiar.
00:28:05Si no, no vamos a poder, no vamos a poder salir.
00:28:07Si no fuera por la iglesia, la iglesia católica, no habría nada.
00:28:15A ver, yo creo que cuando uno quiere resolver un conflicto es como un gran rompecabezas, un gran puzzle, en que todas las piezas tienen que encajar.
00:28:35Si dejas una pieza afuera, el conflicto va a seguir, no se puede excluir a nadie.
00:28:41Y un poco por eso creemos que hay que dialogar con todas las partes.
00:28:46Y todos los involucrados implica también a aquellos que son parte de las bandas o de los grupos delincuenciales.
00:28:54Hasta la ocupación militar, ¿cuántos meses estuvimos trabajando?
00:29:05Agosto, septiembre, octubre, ¿como seis meses?
00:29:08No.
00:29:09¿Donde no hubo muertos?
00:29:12Decapitados.
00:29:13Ni decapitados, ni nada, ¿no?
00:29:15Y fue un acuerdo de ustedes con nosotros.
00:29:17Y después llegó la ocupación militar, que es cuando tuvimos que dejar todo porque vino la presa.
00:29:23¿Qué hacemos ahora?
00:29:26Vamos a conversar con los polluelos.
00:29:28Porque queremos un bien para nosotros como para la sociedad.
00:29:33Y si es un pocito que ya no hay propósito, sino que es algo asegurado a cada uno, no es un trabajo.
00:29:38No andamos lechando, no andamos matándonos a los otros.
00:29:40Queremos algo que un gámbito se saca adelante, pues pongo el tiempo.
00:29:43Queremos unos trabajos para tener ocupados.
00:29:48Ya no tengo en una esquina parado, ya no pensar en robar el centro.
00:29:52Ya no hacerle maldad a nadie, para ninguna persona.
00:30:05Yo creo que el círculo de la violencia es un círculo diabólico, que da vueltas sobre sí mismo.
00:30:10Y este círculo diabólico es como un diablo, no del diablo, sino de diablo, que da vueltas sobre sí mismo.
00:30:18Y son generaciones de empobrecidos y violentos que siguen siendo empobrecidos y violentos.
00:30:24Por eso las personas pasan robadas, no hay trabajo.
00:30:38Usted es graduado, ¿verdad?
00:30:40Y necesita trabajo, tiene un hijo por algún motivo, mujer o varios hijos.
00:30:44Y quiere irse a un local, no te dan trabajo.
00:30:46Tal vez porque tienes un tatuaje, tal vez porque tienes una cortada.
00:30:50La ley misma permite que la gente busque el dinero rápido, ¿sí me entiendes?
00:30:55Y ahí es que la gente se desgarrila, metense a las malas vidas que son las bandas.
00:31:01Todo depende del presidentismo que cambie las leyes.
00:31:03De oportunidades a los jóvenes, a los futuros, porque hoy ya está metido en esto.
00:31:07Quiere ser como el presidente de...
00:31:09¿Cómo se llama?
00:31:10Es el hermano de Juan Kelly.
00:31:11El Salvador, ya, comisario.
00:31:12Quiere ser como él.
00:31:14Si el problema es que no hay medios para sobrevivir,
00:31:27aportemos con pequeños espacios donde ellos puedan desarrollarse
00:31:31y buscar nuevas oportunidades en la vida.
00:31:34Y que la delincuencia no sea su oportunidad.
00:31:37El compromiso era la de peluquear.
00:31:45Esa es la flor que quiere hablar, abre, ahí está.
00:31:47Peluquear.
00:31:48A ver.
00:31:51¿Sí?
00:31:51¿Cómo es?
00:31:52A ver, uno a uno.
00:31:54Yo la verdad es que...
00:31:55No, no, esta es la de...
00:31:59Esta es el tatuaje.
00:32:01Si traigo plata, dicen que estoy financiando al narco y a las mafias.
00:32:06Y cualquier organización me corta la cabeza.
00:32:09Y eso es malversación de fondos y me llevan preso.
00:32:11Pueden comprar tres, cuatro máquinas de peluquear.
00:32:14No tengo problema.
00:32:16O sea, que se va a poner la sala que la cumple y haga práctica.
00:32:19¿Qué practican entre ustedes?
00:32:22Así es.
00:32:24Así es.
00:32:25Parita, ¿no tiene cajín?
00:32:27¿Qué te puede tirar aquí?
00:32:28Abre el...
00:32:29Abre el...
00:32:30El padre viene a apoyar al barrio, a la gente.
00:32:36A cambiarle la vida a algunas personas que están perdidas todavía.
00:32:40Somos ya perdidos, nosotros somos manipulables.
00:32:43Porque somos chidos, tenemos cómo vivir.
00:32:45Nosotros tenemos que matar para poder vivir.
00:32:48Tenemos que mover drogas para poder vivir, para poder comer, para poder solventar la familia.
00:33:00Aquí en Ecuador existimos 18 millones de personas.
00:33:0912 millones estamos en capacidad de producir.
00:33:11Entre los 15 y los 65 años.
00:33:14De estas, solo 3 millones tienen ingresos fríos porque tienen una fuente de trabajo segura.
00:33:22Solo 3 millones.
00:33:23El resto, los 9 millones restantes, salimos todos los días a buscar qué comer.
00:33:29A buscar cómo generar algo de ingreso para alimentar a la familia.
00:33:34Esa es la grave situación en la que vivimos en los ecuatorianos.
00:33:39Contrario a esto, unas poquísimas familias.
00:33:50150 familias aproximadamente concentran la riqueza.
00:33:54Y de estas, la familia del presidente de la República del Ecuador, la familia Novoa, está entre las más ricas.
00:34:02El presidente de la República del Ecuador, la familia Novoa, está entre las más ricas.
00:34:32El presidente de la República del Ecuador, la familia Novoa, está entre las más ricas.
00:35:02La seguridad, hasta que llegó un presidente como Daniel Novoa y designó al coronel Cuitrón como gobernador.
00:35:10Y hoy en día hemos recuperado la seguridad de andar en las calles de nuestra ciudad.
00:35:15¡Arriba!
00:35:16¡Las 7!
00:35:17¡Las 8!
00:35:17¡Las 8!
00:35:19¡Las 8!
00:35:19¡Uh, معón!
00:35:27¡Las 8!
00:35:28¡Las 8!
00:35:30¡Las 9!
00:35:31¡Las 10!
00:35:31The President of the Republic, Daniel López!
00:35:36Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
00:35:39Once again, we have to be in this fight, in this fight, in this fight for our justice,
00:35:45for our dignity, for the future of the ecuatorian people,
00:35:49the future of those young people who want a better option.
00:35:52People coming together!
00:35:57No one seems to refuse to go!
00:36:09No one is staying on the narc sweetheart,
00:36:13nuclear power, criminalization.
00:36:15We are going to close to our criminals
00:36:17and give us opportunities for our jovens is....
00:36:22Alright, let's komme!
00:36:29Go Missy! Go Missy!
00:36:52The Fiscalia is working as it can work, and we have to keep pushing them.
00:37:06We are going to request a measure for the American Commission.
00:37:10Why did the Fiscal take so much time to give us the data that they killed?
00:37:16What would happen if he won the war?
00:37:19Because he wanted to take those military.
00:37:21Yeah.
00:37:22If he wins the case, he will continue the war.
00:37:24Because who investigate is the Fiscal.
00:37:26The Fiscal is not elected.
00:37:28He is a lawyer for the Fiscalia.
00:37:30Of course, but imagine.
00:37:32There are people who, for fear, are selling money.
00:37:36And that's why we are going to request this cautelar.
00:37:40For this is a very serious case,
00:37:43we are taking this methodology.
00:37:47I live with that.
00:37:48With that intrigue.
00:37:50No, yes.
00:37:51Yes, yes.
00:37:52Yes, yes.
00:37:53They are going to be arrested.
00:37:54The government has never intended to combat criminalization.
00:38:06Because that allows them to impose a electoral campaign that they can't make others.
00:38:12And it's the electoral campaign of the hard hand.
00:38:15Vote for me because I can solve the security crisis.
00:38:17How?
00:38:18Through the hard hand.
00:38:19Because people, with fear, take bad decisions.
00:38:24No they're dead.
00:38:25You're...
00:38:26fix them all.
00:38:27La Casa Blanca acaba de celebrar una reunión entre Donald Trump y Daniel Novoa. Se espera
00:38:49que anuncien una alianza militar para combatir a las pandillas. Esto ocurre tras el exitoso
00:38:53despliegue de contratistas privados de seguridad estadounidenses en Ecuador.
00:39:23El presidente Donald Trump tiene el compromiso con el Ecuador.
00:39:35Nosotros como país tenemos que tener aliados, aliados que quieran construir y aliados que nos
00:39:41provean, nos provean de ciertos recursos, de cierta logística que ayude al país.
00:39:45Hemos estado dando golpes importantísimos contra las organizaciones criminales, tenemos
00:39:55grandes toneladas de droga incautadas, tenemos delincuentes cabecillas que han sido detenidos
00:40:02y eso es importante.
00:40:03La situación que tenemos en las cárceles realmente es la situación que tenemos en las cárceles,
00:40:09realmente es inhumana. Sufren torturas físicas y psicológicas. Muchos han
00:40:39muerto desnutridos, abandonados a su suerte, con tuberculosis, torturados, maltratados.
00:40:48Tres, listo. Bajamos. Subirlo atrás.
00:40:55Una, dos y tres. Ya.
00:41:01Los declaró prácticamente el presidente terrorista. Los terroristas no tienen derecho a nada.
00:41:10Y peor, nosotros que somos los familiares, nos cierran las puertas. Le revolvían el fresco,
00:41:17la sopa, el arroz, revuelto, cómaselo. O si no, le metían en la basura la comida y
00:41:23de ahí se la hacían sacar y se la daban a comer. Y no se la coman, venga el garrote.
00:41:27Con lodo. Con lodo les echaban. El pan que uno les ingresaba, se lo hacían así, se lo
00:41:33amigajaban. Cometelo.
00:41:35¿Quién se va a pierder este estado traidor?
00:41:37El primer día mataron a muchos.
00:41:39Y después han ido desapareciendo, apareciendo muertos y nadie sabemos.
00:41:43Pero yo creo que aquí da el bochinche. No les llega la comida.
00:41:47Vamos. Suban al carro.
00:42:09A ver, a ver, compañeritas.
00:42:16Mire, ya les van a pegar. Ellos cuando hacen así, porque ya están pidiendo ayuda.
00:42:20Cuando están así es porque están, mire, ya me están agañando.
00:42:24Golpeando, golpeándolo. Ya. Lo están maltratando.
00:42:29Todos estos tres días ha sido golpe con esos muchachos.
00:42:32Hemos grabado de nuestros teléfonos.
00:42:34Tenéis.
00:42:35Dos que hemos perdido, por esto teníamos ayudas.
00:42:39En el pabellón C ahorita le dieron golpe hasta que se cansaron.
00:42:42Nos patearon con chocera, con garrote.
00:42:49¿Qué pasa?
00:42:50Estamos cansados de la injusticia.
00:42:53¿Cómo maltratan a los presos?
00:42:54Todos los días son unos cuatro o cinco muertos.
00:42:57Vamos, pedimos información de nuestros presos, que no saben nada.
00:43:01We are going to the hospital, which is after 15 or 8 days, in the morgue.
00:43:06Have calm, please.
00:43:08My father, I don't have calm, I don't feel anymore.
00:43:12I see my son who is hurt, my son.
00:43:15How will he be hurt?
00:43:17What is he hurt?
00:43:18He was shot by the same military, he was shot by.
00:43:24What do you have to do is organize.
00:43:27We are looking for international press, international organizations.
00:43:31We are still doing the reports and we have to be strong.
00:43:34If you get hurt, you get hurt, you get hurt.
00:43:37We have to get hurt.
00:43:39They have to know that we are not alone.
00:43:46If you get hurt, who will be hurt?
00:43:50The PPL.
00:43:51But I tell you that you have evidence of all the corruption.
00:43:54You have to keep them, take them, and in the moment,
00:43:58there is no harm that for 100 years long,
00:44:00or a body that will hold.
00:44:01You know that these are, right?
00:44:04Transitorial.
00:44:06You just have to wait a little bit, with strength and energy,
00:44:10because so many human rights can't be vulnerable.
00:44:14There is so much structural violence that it is very complicated.
00:44:28Why continue to denounce?
00:44:30Obviously.
00:44:31We have to continue to denounce,
00:44:34not to change the world,
00:44:35but to not lose the critical spirit.
00:44:38To not return to this mareña of corruption,
00:44:42to be part of the problem,
00:44:44but to at least try to be part of the solution.
00:44:47The beach is not a compact mass,
00:44:53there are many grains of sand.
00:44:56And when you move,
00:44:58a grain of sand that you enter into the eye,
00:45:01you pick.
00:45:02When you put on the clothes, you remove it.
00:45:05When you put on the feet, you make it bad.
00:45:11We have to be that grain of sand that you put in the eye
00:45:15to make you cry and molest.
00:45:16I mean, until then, no.
00:45:18And we have to look for that,
00:45:20that justice is just.
00:45:31Hello, hello, how are you?
00:45:33How are you?
00:45:34Good.
00:45:35Good morning.
00:45:36Good morning, good morning.
00:45:40Here we are again.
00:45:41Good morning.
00:45:42Basically, for anyone to talk about what happened
00:45:47or what happened the visit of the Sunday Sunday.
00:45:49The past French year period was meant to happen
00:45:52because of that and the day happened to between the reconstruction among the facts
00:45:55and shut down and suspended it.
00:45:56It's the second time you're going to do the same thing.
00:46:00And it's always right when it's going to be done.
00:46:04Yes. In this case,
00:46:07there was a mistake from the Secretary of the legislature.
00:46:10In theory, they had notified us with five days of anticipation,
00:46:14but it never came to our electronic emails.
00:46:26I feel a lot of fear, even though I'm afraid of how people can act against us.
00:46:39Because, whatever it is, our fight against the state.
00:46:42You know that the fight against the state is crazy.
00:46:45And I'm afraid of that,
00:46:48that they're going to take responsibility with me, with my family.
00:46:56I do want to make justice.
00:46:58I don't want to make those bad elements,
00:47:01because of what they did, they stay free.
00:47:03Because it wouldn't be fair.
00:47:05It wouldn't be fair.
00:47:06It wouldn't be fair.
00:47:07It wouldn't be fair.
00:47:21Two, three.
00:47:24One, two, three.
00:47:39Vestir la uniforme que ustedes viste es un honor
00:47:41y tiene que defenderlo, hasta nuestra propia vida.
00:47:44Hoy, Esperanzas ha cambiado,
00:47:47se ha transformado por el trabajo y el sacrificio de cada uno de ustedes.
00:47:52Desde el último soldado hasta el primer comandante y en ese orden.
00:47:57Mis felicitaciones, que Dios les cuide, que Dios les bendiga,
00:48:02que les dé la fortaleza necesaria y suficiente para seguir defendiendo el amarillo, azul y rojo.
00:48:09Bendiciones a todos.
00:48:14Fui un comandante de la policía con 33 años de servicio,
00:48:18pero también sé el sacrificio que ustedes realizan todos los días.
00:48:21El sacrificio no es fácil.
00:48:22A veces las tareas más complicadas las realizan ustedes.
00:48:25Y a veces es el trabajo menos reconocido.
00:48:28Sin embargo, gracias por eso, jóvenes.
00:48:30Que Dios les bendiga.
00:48:31Sigan sejando la fortaleza que ustedes la tienen.
00:48:33Muchas gracias.
00:48:33Gracias.
00:48:37Gracias.
00:48:38Gracias.
00:48:39Gracias.
00:48:40Gracias.
00:48:41Gracias.
00:48:42Gracias.
00:48:43Gracias.
00:48:44Gracias.
00:48:45Gracias.
00:48:46Gracias.
00:48:47Gracias.
00:48:48Hola, señora.
00:48:58Hola, bebé.
00:48:59¿Cómo estás?
00:49:00Gracias.
00:49:01Gracias.
00:49:02Gracias.
00:49:03Gracias.
00:49:04Gracias.
00:49:05Gracias.
00:49:06Gracias.
00:49:07Gracias.
00:49:08Gracias.
00:49:09Gracias.
00:49:40Esmeralda.
00:51:11Gracias.
00:51:42Gracias.
00:51:43Gracias.
00:51:44Gracias.
00:51:45Gracias.
00:51:46Gracias.
00:51:47Gracias.
00:51:48Gracias.
00:51:49Gracias.
00:51:50Gracias.
00:51:51Gracias.
00:51:52Gracias.
00:51:53Gracias.
00:51:54Gracias.
00:51:55Gracias.
00:51:56Gracias.
00:51:57Gracias.
00:51:58Gracias.
00:51:59Gracias.
00:52:00Gracias.
00:52:01Gracias.
00:52:02Gracias.
00:52:03Gracias.
00:52:04Gracias.
00:52:05Gracias.
00:52:06Gracias.
00:52:07Gracias.
00:52:08Gracias.
00:52:09Gracias.
00:52:10Gracias.
00:52:11Gracias.
00:52:12Gracias.
00:52:13Gracias.
00:52:14Gracias.
00:52:15Gracias.
00:52:16Gracias.
00:52:17Gracias.
00:52:18Gracias.
00:52:19Gracias.
00:52:20Gracias.
00:52:21Gracias.
00:52:22Gracias.
00:52:23One of his colleagues said that since the pandemic, there was no such people in the camp.
00:52:33One question, is there policemen?
00:52:35Is there military?
00:52:37Is there peace?
00:52:39Do you know who built peace?
00:52:41You.
00:52:42God and you.
00:52:44And when the people are united to do the good, the peace has.
00:52:48Don't be握 your hand.
00:52:51Here you go.
00:52:52How do you tell him?
00:52:54I want to go.
00:52:55They are.
00:52:56They are happy.
00:52:58We are happy.
00:53:01They are the things that make us happy.
00:53:05They are happy.
00:53:07So where did she see you?
00:53:09Where did she know?
00:53:11In the heart!
00:53:13Exactly!
00:53:14She's the...
00:53:17of the people, and they build and they guard every time we do events like this.
00:53:47It's the first time I'm going to see the camera.
00:53:52They're going to do the same thing that happened at that time.
00:53:55When they took them, they took them, they hit them.
00:53:59And the process was until they arrived at the table.
00:54:01Everything that happened was the same thing they had to do in the family.
00:54:09Sincerally, when I see them, I don't know how to put them.
00:54:15I mean, it's a very technical issue.
00:54:17It's a very technical issue.
00:54:19It's going to give them to the Department of Criminality
00:54:21to make a recreation of all the facts that have been taken
00:54:25to clarify the better way how it happened.
00:54:28Can we grab them?
00:54:30No, no.
00:54:31Can we grab them?
00:54:37Today, finally, the night tragic that four children were detained
00:54:41and were dead.
00:54:43In the place, the 16 military accused of
00:54:45looked face to face for the first time
00:54:48with the children's families that were in shock.
00:54:51I'm in shock.
00:54:52I'm in shock.
00:54:53I'm in shock.
00:54:54I'm on shock.
00:54:58How about großes map name?
00:55:01Back to the 24少 of the room?
00:55:04Who motorized in the luggage?
00:55:05What is the most of the audience on the walk?
00:55:07You have enjoyed Jeg She aleich,
00:55:09You have water!
00:55:10So, in action.
00:55:11You have water, okay?
00:55:12This place is in Era and it's safe to come.
00:55:14If not of stage.
00:55:16Of course, I had an impulse to take vengeance with my own hands, but I can't.
00:55:41If I do that, I would put my family in danger.
00:55:54I have a courage, a anger towards those men.
00:56:03I don't understand why they did that.
00:56:10What is so bad?
00:56:15When they found them, they were in the skulls, in parts of the skulls.
00:56:25My son had only a piece of meat, but on the foot.
00:56:34Or on the foot, on the foot, on the foot, on the foot, on the foot.
00:56:40And here on the foot, everything was pure skulls, a bone, a bone.
00:56:45It was something that they incinerated them.
00:56:52They burned them.
00:56:54I don't know for what reason or for what reason.
00:56:57I don't understand why.
00:56:59I don't understand why.
00:57:20They were fighting for the last one, whatever it is.
00:57:24We're fighting for so that there's no impunity.
00:57:32No, but you can read it because I am a bad person.
00:57:35No, I am a bad person.
00:57:37You have to read this verse.
00:57:39No, you can read it.
00:57:41What?
00:57:45You can read it.
00:57:49You can read it here.
00:57:56This is the name, the name of the Father, the Lord and the Holy Spirit.
00:58:01Yes, I know.
00:58:02In the justice, here in the land, I don't believe in the justice here.
00:58:08I just believe in the justice of God.
00:58:12I know that God is late, but never forget.
00:58:14But the justice comes, it comes.
00:58:17But here in the land, the justice does not exist.
00:58:23Cercano estará Jehová a los quebrantados del corazón y salvo a los contritos del Espíritu.
00:58:35Usando de brazo al ver la situación que estamos viviendo.
00:58:40No, amados amigos, a veces Dios permite estas cosas para que el hombre se vuelva a Dios.
00:58:47Escuchará a este pueblo, perdonará su pecado, sanará su tierra.
00:58:55¿Cuántos alaban al Señor?
00:58:57Todos los seres humanos necesitan a Dios.
00:58:59Todos los seres humanos pedimos paz, por favor.
00:59:03¡Gracias!
00:59:04¡Gracias!
00:59:05¡Gracias!
00:59:06¡Gracias!
00:59:07Padre nuestro que estás en el cielo, santificado sea tu nombre.
00:59:11Venga a nosotros tu reino.
00:59:13Hágase tu voluntad en el cielo como en la tierra.
00:59:16Damos a nuestro Padre.
00:59:18Estamos viviendo los tiempos del fin.
00:59:31Lo único que nos queda es pedirle al Creador que vengan prontos estos cambios porque estamos viviendo la ola del fin.
00:59:41¡Gracias!
00:59:51¡Gracias!
00:59:53¡Gracias!
01:00:03Vos santo eres, Señor amado Dios mío!
01:00:06Sea usted, Señor, guardando a cada familia que tenga este día de la juventud, Señor.
01:00:13Aleluya, Padre.
01:00:14Queremos que usted, Señor, se acerque a la juventud.
01:00:18Aquellos jóvenes, Señor, que tienen, Señor, en su mente hacer maldad.
01:00:23Permítanme que cometan aquella maldad.
01:00:26Dale la oportunidad, Señor.
01:00:28Dale la oportunidad, Señor, de que te conozcan, Padre, en el nombre de Jesús.
01:00:33Ten misericordia, Señor.
01:00:38Ten misericordia.
01:00:41Mira cuántas juventud se murió, Señor.
01:00:45Ahí se antebrazando a aquellas personas que están sufriendo.
01:00:51Aquellos hijos que se quedaron sin padres, Señor.
01:00:57Y aquellos padres que perdiaron a sus hijos.
01:01:03Tus hijos son ángeles, mija.
01:01:09Ellos son mártires.
01:01:12Ellos vinieron a este mundo no para pasar tanto tiempo.
01:01:18No lo llores.
01:01:19Porque Él está mejor allá que aquí.
01:01:29Es verdad que cuando somos madres, la verdad, nos afecta.
01:01:34Lo que te ha sucedido, debemos de aceptar.
01:01:38Lo que Dios nos pone en el camino, porque tú eres una guerrera.
01:01:41Lo que Dios...
01:02:00Lo que Dios...
01:03:01Because it's his brother, it's his brother, and I know that they're also suffering.
01:03:34Prevención del reclutamiento forzado de niños, niñas y adolescentes.
01:04:02because we do not have data of those who die
01:04:04from the day of the lunes here, I have at least four
01:04:07in Esmeralda, policemen, young, adolescentes
01:04:14and they are not in any means of communication
01:04:17we live in parallel realities
01:04:20in which the officialism, because of the state of war
01:04:23has its narratives
01:04:24because those narratives tell you
01:04:27the military are protecting us
01:04:30mentira, now it is the state that includes the mortals
01:04:33and the desapareces
01:04:34and nobody says nothing
01:04:37and we are fighting
01:04:40the fire, not with fire, with gasoline
01:04:43and all that is fructing of a structural violence
01:04:46that comes from years ago
01:04:47that is not intentional, it is already habitual
01:04:51and that affects groups specifically
01:04:54a groups afros
01:04:56a groups of poor
01:04:58has been always suffering from the structural violence
01:05:02has been victim of that violence
01:05:04and that now, with an alca-salida, as have already said my predecessors
01:05:08has found in the violence the only way of sobrevivening
01:05:13and the victims of the structural violence
01:05:16they become victimized
01:05:17they become victimized
01:05:20we are brutus
01:05:23the violence only generates violence
01:05:26thank you very much, thank you very much
01:05:28thank you very much
01:05:30thank you very much
01:05:32thank you very much
01:06:00and the paz to the ecuatorian.
01:06:02Señor, ¿cómo está?
01:06:02Coronel Buitrón les saluda.
01:06:04¿Cómo están?
01:06:04¿Cómo está su seguridad?
01:06:06Bueno, los derechos humanos no están en territorio.
01:06:08Los derechos humanos muchas veces están en un instituto.
01:06:10Los derechos humanos se preocupan de proteger al delincuente,
01:06:13en la mayoría de casos, el 99% de casos.
01:06:16Los derechos humanos muchas veces socapan a los delincuentes
01:06:19y no podemos permitir este tipo de situaciones.
01:06:21Somos un país independiente, somos un país soberano
01:06:24y aquí se hace la voluntad de la gran mayoría,
01:06:28la gran mayoría de ecuatorianos.
01:06:29Lo que creemos y buscamos es la tan anhelada paz.
01:06:40Yo creo que no puede haber paz sin justicia.
01:06:44Hubiera una justicia adecuada, probablemente no ocurriría todo esto.
01:06:59Le digo la verdad, sinceramente yo sigo en la lucha
01:07:02porque hay muchos niños en la calle,
01:07:08que andan por aquí y por allá, muchos barrios.
01:07:10Y yo sigo en la lucha porque yo no quiero que
01:07:13lo que nosotros estamos viviendo,
01:07:15otros familiares los vivan.
01:07:17Si no hacemos algo, va a seguir pasando con muchos niños más.
01:07:34Déjame delimitarlo aquí, nomás que lo veas.
01:07:36O sea, desde esto.
01:07:37O sea, todo esto.
01:07:39Nadie lo hacía.
01:07:40O sea, todo.
01:07:41Si yo no hacía, nadie hacía.
01:07:44Ya casi estamos.
01:07:44O sea, todo esto.
01:08:38Sinceramente, Oloho, muchas gracias.
01:08:43Muchísimas gracias.
01:08:45Está bonito.
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01:09:38Gracias por ver el video.
01:10:08Gracias por ver el video.
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