An Ecuadorean soldier stands guard in front of Ecuador's TC television channel after unidentified gunmen burst into the state-owned television studio live on air on January 9, 2024, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, a day after Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa declared a state of emergency following the escape from prison of a dangerous narco boss. Gunshots rang out on live TV in violence-torn Ecuador as armed men carrying rifles and grenades stormed the studio shortly after gangsters vowed a "war" against the presid
La Policía Nacional de Ecuador respondió con rapidez al incidente en el canal TC Televisión, el cual fue tomado por un grupo de hombres encapuchados durante una transmisión en vivo.
En una acción efectiva, la policía detuvo a 13 individuos y aseguró el desalojo de los trabajadores del medio televisivo que estaban retenidos. Se reportó una persona herida durante la intervención.Este suceso ocurrió en un contexto en el que Ecuador declaró un estado de excepción por sesenta días, con toque de queda nocturno y madrugada. La medida se adoptó debido a la crisis carcelaria y a informes sobre la posible fuga de un recluso considerado uno de los más peligrosos del país.
El presidente ecuatoriano, Daniel Noboa, anticipó la firma del decreto ejecutivo del estado de excepción a través de un mensaje en Instagram.
El decreto incluye restricciones a la libertad de tránsito, con un toque de queda de seis horas, desde las 11:00 p.m. hasta las 5:00 a.m. El artículo 7 del decreto establece la restricción de la libertad de tránsito durante el toque de queda, advirtiendo que aquellos que violen estas medidas serán puestos a órdenes de la autoridad judicial competente.
Ecuadorean police members take position outside the premises of Ecuador’s TC television channel after unidentified gunmen burst into the state-owned television studio live on air on January 9, 2024, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, a day after Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa declared a state of emergency following the escape from prison of a dangerous narco boss. Gunshots rang out on live TV in violence-torn Ecuador as armed men carrying rifles and grenades stormed the studio shortly after gangsters vowed a “war” aEcuadorean police members get ready outside the premises of Ecuador’s TC television channel after unidentified gunmen burst into the state-owned television studio live on air on January 9, 2024, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, a day after Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa declared a state of emergency following the escape from prison of a dangerous narco boss. Gunshots rang out on live TV in violence-torn Ecuador as armed men carrying rifles and grenades stormed the studio shortly after gangsters vowed a “war” againAn Ecuadorean soldier stands guard in front of Ecuador’s TC television channel after unidentified gunmen burst into the state-owned television studio live on air on January 9, 2024, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, a day after Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa declared a state of emergency following the escape from prison of a dangerous narco boss. Gunshots rang out on live TV in violence-torn Ecuador as armed men carrying rifles and grenades stormed the studio shortly after gangsters vowed a “war” against the presid
