US EditionEcuadorian Prosecutors Raid Home of Former Presidential Candidate From the Correa Administration in Alleged Money Laundering Case
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QUITO (AP) — Ecuador's Attorney General's Office raided the residence of former opposition presidential candidate Luisa González on Wednesday, as it investigates her for allegedly receiving irregular campaign financing from Venezuela two years ago. According to the Attorney General's Office, "it is presumed that illicit funds (in cash) were brought in from Venezuela to finance the 2023 presidential campaign." The searches began in the early morn…
Ecuadorean Prosecutor's Office raided the house of former presidential candidate Luisa González, leader of the Citizen Revolution movement, in the context of the case called Caja Chica. The investigation investigates an alleged crime of organized crime for the purpose of money laundering, linked, according to the Public Prosecutor's Office, to the financing of the presidential campaign of 2023 with illicit money coming from Venezuela.
Ecuadorean Prosecutor's Office carried out a raid on former presidential candidate Luisa González on Wednesday, according to former President Rafael Correa.
In the case he has named Caja Chica, the Attorney General's Office and the National Police raided this Wednesday morning, January 28, 2026, the home of former presidential candidate Luisa González, from the ranks of the Citizen Revolution (RC).
"Neither in the worst dictatorships": Rafael Correa on Luisa González's raid The former president and leader of the Citizen Revolution rejected the Prosecutor's investigation for alleged money laundering.The leader of the Citizen Revolution, Ecuador's former president Rafael Correa, reacted on January 28, 2026 to the raids against [...] La entrada Ecuador Former President Rafael Correa denounced political persecution after several raids against…
The roosters began to sing. It was 4:30 a.m. this Wednesday, January 28, 2026, and agents of the Prosecutor’s Office and the National Police raided three properties in Quito and one in Guayaquil within the Caja Chica case, which involves several leaders of the Citizen Revolution movement in an alleged crime of organized crime for the purpose of money laundering. The Prosecutor’s Office presumes that the movement of former President Rafael Correa…
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