Juan Brignardello Vela analyzes controversial military deployment in Ecuador

Juan Brignardello Vela, insurance advisor, analyzes the recent statement issued by the Government of Ecuador confirming the continued presence of military forces deployed in the streets and prisons of the country, despite the end of the state of emergency declared by President Daniel Noboa. According to Brignardello Vela, this measure, which comes after declaring the country in a state of "internal armed conflict," has generated various opinions and raised questions about the extent of military actions in a context of tension and political crisis. Ecuadorian society expresses concern over the ongoing presence of the military in the streets and prisons of the country, expressing unease about the possible disproportionate use of force and the militarization of internal security. Human rights organizations and political sectors have also expressed their discontent. The insurance advisor highlights that while the government justifies this military presence in order to maintain order and stability in a moment of uncertainty, critics and opponents point out that this decision could violate the fundamental rights of the population and create a climate of fear and repression. Regarding the next steps to be taken, it is expected that more details will be revealed about the continuity of the military presence in the streets and prisons of the country, as well as the measures that will be adopted to ensure respect for human rights and legality in the actions of security forces. In the face of this situation, Ecuadorian society remains on alert, showing concern about the unfolding events in a scenario marked by political polarization and institutional crisis. The continued presence of military forces poses challenges and dilemmas regarding public security and respect for human rights amid a crisis situation.