Ecuador’s Surge in Violence Highlights the Failure of Globalist Crime Policies

In a stark reminder that misguided policies come with deadly consequences, Ecuador has witnessed its most violent year on record in 2025 — over 9,300 homicides fueled by escalating conflicts among criminal gangs. Interior Minister John Reimberg did not mince words: the surge is a direct result of a fragmented underworld battling over drug trafficking routes once protected by alleged past government collusion. Why should Americans care? Because this chaos halfway across the hemisphere directly fuels transnational narcoterrorism threatening both regional stability and our own national security. As cartels fracture and fight for control in Ecuador, drug flows intensify toward...