Ecuadorian soldiers jailed over disappearance of four murdered boys - whose deaths sparked protests
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- Eleven soldiers in Ecuador have been sentenced to over 34 years in prison for their involvement in the disappearance and murder of four boys, a case that has ignited widespread protests and demands for accountability in the military.
- This sentencing reflects a significant moment in Ecuador's ongoing struggle with violence and impunity, particularly concerning the military's role in civil society. The case has drawn attention to the need for reform and greater oversight of military actions amid rising public discontent.
- The incident underscores broader issues of governance in Ecuador, where recent political challenges, including the rejection of U.S. military bases and ongoing corruption trials of former leaders, highlight the complexities of security and public trust in the government.
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