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Military Executes Operations Against Illegal Mining in Imbabura and Causes $65,000 Damage to Criminal Structures

Ecuadorian Army personnel reported that they have carried out several operations against illegal mining in recent hours in different parts of the country, causing economic damage to criminal organizations.

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Military Executes Operations Against Illegal Mining in Imbabura and Causes $65,000 Damage to Criminal Structures

7 hours ago·Guayaquil, Ecuador

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El Universo broke the news in Guayaquil, Ecuador 7 hours ago on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

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Military Executes Operations Against Illegal Mining in Imbabura and Causes $65,000 Damage to Criminal Structures

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