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Villavicencio's assassination was a politically orchestrated crime with deep roots in narco-political networks. Evidence from chats, financial records and witness testimony points to a coordinated plan involving political operators, criminal organizations and corrupt institutions. Extradition requests and Interpol red notices are essential steps toward accountability in a case that threatens Ecuadorian democracy itself.
This case, as constructed, is riddled with political manipulation, targeting people who don't belong while shielding those who do. The extradition requests and Interpol notices serve a narrative built for political gain instead of genuine justice. Ecuador's prosecution is protecting the real culprits — bank and media owners — while manufacturing a convenient story that collapses under serious legal scrutiny.