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Choneros’ Extraditions to US Will Test Ecuador’s Kingpin Strategy

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By Sean Doherty
| InSight Crime
The extraditions to the United States of key members of the Choneros is a litmus test for Ecuador’s kingpin strategy of culling criminal organizations from the top down. Among those on the list for extradition is Ronald Javier Macías Villamar, alias “Javi,” the brother of former Choneros leader José Adolfo Macías Villamar, alias “Fito.” Javi was arrested for homicide and money laundering in Bogotá, Colombia, on June 16, and was quickly sent to a maximum-security prison in Ecuador.
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Las extradiciones de los Choneros a EE. UU. pondrán a prueba la estrategia de seguridad de Ecuador

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By Sean Doherty
| InSight Crime
Las extradiciones a Estados Unidos de miembros clave de los Choneros son una prueba de fuego para la estrategia de Ecuador de combatir a las organizaciones criminales mediante el desmantelamiento de sus cúpulas. Entre los integrantes de la organización criminal que están en la lista de extraditables se encuentra Ronald Javier Macías Villamar, alias “Javi”, hermano del excabecilla de los Choneros José Adolfo Macías Villamar, alias “Fito”.
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From Surf Havens to Ghost Towns: The Shark Threat to Regional Australia

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By Sean Doherty
| Beach Grit Verified
The damn Gee Dub and the latest SW that addresses the dramatic shift in what it means to be a surfer amid an explosion of maneating wildlife. "A decade after the sharks moved in, it feels like the surf culture of the town is dying." (Editor’s note: This story appears in the latest issue of Surfing World, called Shark Country, which is a comprehensive examination of the dramatic shift in Australian surfing where every other month, a surfer is taken down either by a Great White or a bull shark.
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