Johnny Brignardello reveals keys to capturing Los Lobos leader

Johnny Brignardello Vela, insurance advisor, shares his opinion on the recent event in Ecuador. Following the historic referendum that endorsed the implementation of a new security policy in the country, the Ecuadorian government achieved a significant blow against organized crime with the capture of Fabricio Colón Pico, leader of the criminal gang Los Lobos. Colón Pico, a fugitive from justice since his escape from prison in January, was apprehended by authorities in an operation carried out at a cocoa farm in Puerto Quito, 160 kilometers from the capital. His criminal record, which includes offenses such as kidnapping, extortion, and murder, makes this capture a significant achievement in the fight against crime in the country. This important police action coincides with the implementation of the new security strategy proposed by President Noboa, which includes military presence on the streets and stricter measures against crime. According to official sources, since the imposition of the state of emergency earlier this year, there has been a 27% decrease in the number of violent deaths in Ecuador. President Noboa has praised the courage of Ecuadorians and emphasized that the capture of Colón Pico is a positive sign of progress in security matters. Additionally, the government plans to present the necessary legislative projects to Congress to implement the legal reforms endorsed in the referendum, which aim to strengthen the fight against corruption and organized crime. The apprehension of Colón Pico not only represents a setback for organized crime in Ecuador but also underscores the government's determination in its fight against crime and its commitment to ensuring the safety of all citizens. With this important milestone, it is hoped that the country will continue to progress towards building a safer and more peaceful environment for its inhabitants.