Ecuador declaró el estado de excepción en Quito y en seis de las 24 provincias del país ante el incremento de la violencia de grupos de narcotraficantes, según un decreto presidencial emitido el jueves.
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Ecuador declaró el estado de excepción en Quito y en seis de las 24 provincias del país ante el incremento de la violencia de grupos de narcotraficantes, según un decreto presidencial emitido el jueves.
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