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Ecuador faces high economic exposure to El Niño: the World Bank warns of five risks

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Recent developments in Ecuador highlight simultaneous challenges involving economic vulnerability to climate phenomena and ongoing security operations against organized crime. The World Bank has issued a warning regarding Ecuador's high economic exposure to the El Niño phenomenon, noting that the threat could severely impact agricultural production, electricity generation, infrastructure, and consumer prices.

Concurrently, Ecuadorian authorities announced the arrest of Johathan Obed Cepeda Reza, known as 'El Parce' and identified as the leader of a cell within the criminal group Los Lobos. Ten additional members of the same organization were also detained during the operation, facing accusations of laundering up to two million dollars derived from drug trafficking.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Economic vulnerability and World Bank warnings regarding El Niño risks
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Law enforcement arrests of criminal cell leaders and money laundering
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