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Suspect in presidential candidate homicide extradited

Observador29 August 2026 at 09:38

The President of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, announced the extradition of a suspect for the homicide of a presidential candidate. The information was transmitted during a public statement by the head of state.

Daniel Noboa also referred to the trial of former minister José Serrano, indicating that "his turn is coming," in an apparent reference to the expected criminal accountability in the process.

The extradition comes in a context of investigations into the assassination of a presidential candidate of the country, a case that has generated great public and political attention in Ecuador.

José Serrano, a former minister, is among the figures involved in the judicial process associated with this homicide.

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