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Prisoners in Ecuador go hungry

Summary by El Pais

Ecuadorian prisoners are on hunger strike. The company that fed 11,000 inmates of 20 prisons has abandoned the prison kitchens due to a $30 million government debt owed to Daniel Noboa, which has not yet been settled. This amount also includes school food for 1.5 million children. The first alert that the prisoners were not receiving food was on April 26. The Private Person Attention Service, SNAI, denied through a social network bulletin that t…

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Prisoners in Ecuador go hungry

Ecuadorian prisoners are on hunger strike. The company that fed 11,000 inmates of 20 prisons has abandoned the prison kitchens due to a $30 million government debt owed to Daniel Noboa, which has not yet been settled. This amount also includes school food for 1.5 million children. The first alert that the prisoners were not receiving food was on April 26. The Private Person Attention Service, SNAI, denied through a social network bulletin that t…

16 days ago·Spain

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