Was Fernando Villavicencio's assassination driven by deeper forces?
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Was Fernando Villavicencio's assassination driven by deeper forces?
Following the assassination of a candidate, Ecuador prepares for upcoming elections. Fernando Villavicencio, a former trade unionist and journalist, was tragically killed at a campaign rally last week. He had pledged to expose corruption and break the hold of criminal gangs and drug traffickers. But was his death only due to these actions, or are there more complex factors involved in his untimely passing? Guests: Inkarri Kowii Writer and Sociologist Matthew Carpenter-Arevalo Writer and Columnist Ben Norton Journalist and Geopolitical Economy Report Editor-in-Chief
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