Police deactivated an alleged explosive device in the National Assembly

The National Police Anti-Explosive Unit detonated an alleged explosive device that was reportedly found in the National Assembly, according to legislative sources.

The president of the National Assembly of Ecuador, Viviana Veloz, reported on Wednesday that an alert was reported in the Legislative Palace after an alleged explosive device was detected outside the facility. READ ALSO: Ecuador exceeds 2,300 murders in the first quarter of 2025 Veloz said that the activities of the National Assembly would be resumed once the Anti-Explosive Unit neutralizes the threat and this does not represent any danger to th…

The president of the National Assembly (Parliament) of Ecuador, Viviana Veloz, reported today that the agency received an explosive alert.

Havana, Apr 23 (RHC) The president of the National Assembly (Parliament) of Ecuador, Viviana Veloz reported this Wednesday in Quito that the agency received an explosive alert.