Quito, Ecuador. Dezember 2024 30. Eine schwarze Frau singt während der Demonstration. Der Regen ist gekommen und 22 Tage sind vergangen, seit die vier Kinder aus Las Malvinas in Guayaquil verschwunden sind. Dutzende von Menschen gehen weiterhin auf die Straße, um friedlich zu demonstrieren und fordern den Staat auf, sie lebend zurückzubringen. Die Verwandten der Kinder Steven Medina, Saul Arboleda und die Brüder Ismael und Josue Arroyo, die am 8. Dezember im Süden von Guayaquil verschwanden, warten immer noch auf die Bestätigung der Identität der vier verbrannten Leichen, die in einem Fluss nahe dem Luftwaffenstützpunkt Taura gefunden wurden. Gutschrift:

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A black woman sings during the demonstration. The rains have arrived and 22 days have passed since the disappearance of the four children from Las Malvinas, in Guayaquil. Dozens of people continue to take to the streets to demonstrate peacefully, demanding the State to return them alive. Relatives of the children Steven Medina, Saul Arboleda and brothers Ismael and Josue Arroyo, who disappeared on December 8 in the south of Guayaquil, are still waiting for confirmation of the identity of the four cremated bodies found in a river near the Taura air base. In an initial statement, Ecuador's Defense Minister Gian Carlo Loffredo attributed the disappearance of the minors to ìcriminal groupsî. However, on Monday he changed his version and admitted that the children were detained by 16 military personnel. During a habeas corpus hearing held last Tuesday, Judge Tanya Maricela Loor Zambrano declared that ìthe violation of the children's rights to life, personal integrity, best interests of the child, survival, development, and belonging to priority attention groups is provenî. Consequently, it issued precautionary measures in favor of the families and held the State responsible for forced disappearance. Since the beginning of the year, the country has been under a state of emergency, with the military patrolling the streets and exercising broad powers to carry out security operations. However, between January 1 and December 1, 2024, there were 3, 292 reports of kidnappings nationwide, in addition to the disappearance of nine more people on the Ecuadorian coast in operations carried out by the armed forces in the last 3 months.

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