Shrimp Gangs Rob, Extort, Kill in Ecuador

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The persistent robbery, extortion, assault, and even murder of shrimp farm workers by armed gangs in Ecuador has led the shrimp sector to once more demand gun reforms, in a new attempt to challenge the criminal groups feeding off this lucrative industry.

In December, representatives of Ecuador’s National Chamber of Aquaculture (Cámara Nacional de Acuacultura —CNA) stated in a press conference that in the last three years organized crime groups have murdered seven shrimp farmers, injured another 60, and stolen shrimp and equipment worth over $2.5 million, according to a CNA press release.

I think they should at least have the opportunity to defend themselves.
 
The persistent robbery, extortion, assault, and even murder of shrimp farm workers by armed gangs in Ecuador has led the shrimp sector to once more demand gun reforms, in a new attempt to challenge the criminal groups feeding off this lucrative industry.

In December, representatives of Ecuador’s National Chamber of Aquaculture (Cámara Nacional de Acuacultura —CNA) stated in a press conference that in the last three years organized crime groups have murdered seven shrimp farmers, injured another 60, and stolen shrimp and equipment worth over $2.5 million, according to a CNA press release.

I think they should at least have the opportunity to defend themselves.

De-criminalizing drugs would have the same effect throughout South and Central America. The gangs, cartels, and criminals are not going to simply go away or become law-abiding citizens with jobs. They're going to find other avenues of opportunity to make up for the loss of money in the drug trade.
 
The persistent robbery, extortion, assault, and even murder of shrimp farm workers by armed gangs in Ecuador has led the shrimp sector to once more demand gun reforms, in a new attempt to challenge the criminal groups feeding off this lucrative industry.

In December, representatives of Ecuador’s National Chamber of Aquaculture (Cámara Nacional de Acuacultura —CNA) stated in a press conference that in the last three years organized crime groups have murdered seven shrimp farmers, injured another 60, and stolen shrimp and equipment worth over $2.5 million, according to a CNA press release.

I think they should at least have the opportunity to defend themselves.
Are they extorting the avocado farmers like they are in Mexico? Guac may look like puke, but it is as valuable as drugs.

Who do you think pays for our Super Bowl Parties with extrotion? Little 5ft 6in Juan.
 
The persistent robbery, extortion, assault, and even murder of shrimp farm workers by armed gangs in Ecuador has led the shrimp sector to once more demand gun reforms, in a new attempt to challenge the criminal groups feeding off this lucrative industry.

In December, representatives of Ecuador’s National Chamber of Aquaculture (Cámara Nacional de Acuacultura —CNA) stated in a press conference that in the last three years organized crime groups have murdered seven shrimp farmers, injured another 60, and stolen shrimp and equipment worth over $2.5 million, according to a CNA press release.

I think they should at least have the opportunity to defend themselves.
Are they extorting the avocado farmers like they are in Mexico? Guac may look like puke, but it is as valuable as drugs.

Who do you think pays for our Super Bowl Parties with extrotion? Little 5ft 6in Juan.
Sloppy. If your puke looks like guacamole...seek out a gastroenterology specialist
 
The persistent robbery, extortion, assault, and even murder of shrimp farm workers by armed gangs in Ecuador has led the shrimp sector to once more demand gun reforms, in a new attempt to challenge the criminal groups feeding off this lucrative industry.

In December, representatives of Ecuador’s National Chamber of Aquaculture (Cámara Nacional de Acuacultura —CNA) stated in a press conference that in the last three years organized crime groups have murdered seven shrimp farmers, injured another 60, and stolen shrimp and equipment worth over $2.5 million, according to a CNA press release.

I think they should at least have the opportunity to defend themselves.
Are they extorting the avocado farmers like they are in Mexico? Guac may look like puke, but it is as valuable as drugs.

Who do you think pays for our Super Bowl Parties with extrotion? Little 5ft 6in Juan.
Sloppy. If your puke looks like guacamole...seek out a gastroenterology specialist
True. I always think of The Exorcist with Split Pea Soup or Guac.
 
Shrimp gangs? LOVE your sub line! :D

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The persistent robbery, extortion, assault, and even murder of shrimp farm workers by armed gangs in Ecuador has led the shrimp sector to once more demand gun reforms, in a new attempt to challenge the criminal groups feeding off this lucrative industry.

In December, representatives of Ecuador’s National Chamber of Aquaculture (Cámara Nacional de Acuacultura —CNA) stated in a press conference that in the last three years organized crime groups have murdered seven shrimp farmers, injured another 60, and stolen shrimp and equipment worth over $2.5 million, according to a CNA press release.

I think they should at least have the opportunity to defend themselves.
Are they extorting the avocado farmers like they are in Mexico? Guac may look like puke, but it is as valuable as drugs.

Who do you think pays for our Super Bowl Parties with extrotion? Little 5ft 6in Juan.
Sloppy. If your puke looks like guacamole...seek out a gastroenterology specialist
True. I always think of The Exorcist with Split Pea Soup or Guac.
It just makes me imagine a night after the bar with Pelosi
 

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