Ecuadorian Decree Grants Immunity to Foreign Personnel in Internal Conflict Operations
Giovanna Alvear El presidente de Ecuador, Daniel Noboa , firmó este jueves 18 de junio de 2026 un decreto que establece que el personal extranjero que participe en acciones dentro del denominado “conflicto armado interno” contra el crimen organizado gozará de inmunidad, según los instrumentos internacionales suscritos por el país. Más noticias Daniel Noboa decreta un nuevo conflicto armado interno en Ecuador Secretario de Guerra de EE.UU., Pete Hegseth, habló sobre reunión co
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa signed a decree on Thursday, June 18, 2026, granting immunity to foreign personnel participating in the nation's "internal armed conflict" against organized crime. This measure aligns with international agreements signed by Ecuador. The decree is part of the government's strategy to combat criminal structures involved in drug trafficking, illegal mining, and extortion. It explicitly states that Ecuador will receive international cooperation to neutralize these threats. Foreign personnel from cooperating states involved in these actions will be protected under applicable international instruments. This move aims to bolster security operations with external support. The government is seeking assistance to reinforce its fight against criminal organizations.
This Ecuadorian decree grants immunity to foreign personnel involved in combating organized crime, signaling a significant step in international security cooperation.
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