Ecuador’s acquittal of 32 fishermen exposes the central scandal of U.S. boat strikes: military punishment arrived before ...
QUITO, Oct. 8 (Xinhua) -- Five crew members were killed and another was injured when gunmen attacked a fishing boat off Ecuador's southern coast early Thursday, local media reported citing police ...
The Pentagon is expanding the U.S. military’s multifront war against drug cartels in South America. For more than a year, the ...
Warming Pacific waters are driving fish species into deeper waters, raising the costs of small-scale fishing and reducing incomes for communities in Ecuador, Peru, Panama and Guatemala.
They had been bombed by the US but they were not drug traffickers: 32 Ecuadorian fishermen acquitted
Ecuadorian justice has acquitted 32 fishermen on two fishing boats bombed by U.S. forces in the Pacific of drug trafficking ...
Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported Friday that US forces intercepted and destroyed eight Ecuadorian fishing vessels between ...
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Peru's Pacific Ocean reaches record heat as El Niño raises fears for fishing, weather and coastal flooding
Peru's ocean hits historic highs as ENFEN warns of extraordinary El Niño through 2027. Global fishmeal fell 49%. What it ...
Average sea temperatures off Ecuador’s coast rose by 2.5 deg C to 3 deg C at the surface in the past 10 weeks. Read more at straitstimes.com.
An Ecuadorian judge acquitted on Wednesday 32 crew members of two vessels that were intercepted and bombed by the United ...
Amid growing international scrutiny of China’s distant-water fishing fleet over allegations of illegal fishing, forced labor, ...
A reported surge of MQ-9 Reaper drones to SOUTHCOM could widen the scope of intelligence gathering against cartels in the ...
United States forces intercepted and destroyed eight Ecuadorian fishing vessels between August 28 and September 16, 2026, detaining over 140 of 160 crew members and abusing some.
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