US EditionBench Dna Boosts Terrorism Investigation Against Conaie's Leader After Threat of Taking Quito
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Mancheno, DNA legislator, explained that Vargas's words are not mere political rhetoric, but a "direct threat to peace, security and democratic stability."The post Bancada DNA promotes terrorism research against Conaie's leader after threatening to take Quito appeared first on El Diario.
The DNA block took a request for an urgent action against CONAIE president Marlon Vargas this Monday to the Attorney General’s Office, after he warned that the protests could radicalize and that the indigenous movement would be willing to “take Quito,” as in the 2019 and 2022 uprisings. Assemblyman Andrés Castillo explained that this type of procedure seeks for the Prosecutor’s Office to act immediately in the face of possible events that jeopar…
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