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The big criminal network in Ecuador is destroyed, the "head" of the group, the Albanian Dritan Gjika
2024-08-01 10:28:07 / AKTUALITET
The Ecuadorian Prosecutor's Office formalized the accusation of organized crime against the Albanian drug trafficker Dritan Gjika, identified as the boss of the Albanian mafia in the Ecuadorian territory. Also, against thirteen other people who were part of the organization in the country, among them an Argentinian, this Wednesday, July 31, 2024. In the preparatory session of the assessment and trial, the anti-corruption judge noted everything carried out by the Public Ministry during the phase of the investigation of this case, named Pampa.
The Prosecution's investigations revealed an important network of drug trafficking in Europe through the ports of Ecuador.
This organization was in charge of sending tons of cocaine produced in Valle del Cauca (southwest of Colombia) and camouflaged in containers with fruit exports from Ecuador, mainly bananas. According to this modality, the criminal organization would be responsible for at least eleven shipments of cocaine from the port of Guayaquil, the largest in Ecuador, to European countries such as Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain.
According to the Prosecution, he was also dedicated to the collection and storage of illegal funds and the collection of privileged information about companies with a good export history, in order to establish commercial relations (from company to company), which enabled the organization to minimize the profile of risk when sending the drug. Dritan Gjika and Mario S. "They would be responsible for the coordination of logistical actions in the Ecuadorian and Spanish territory, through their collaborators, who participated in the operational execution", according to the Prosecutor's Office. Throughout the course of this session, the Prosecution has presented a hundred elements of punishment against the accused
The joint Ecuador-Spain operation
The Pampa case is the product of a collaboration between Ecuadorian and Spanish authorities that led to a joint operation carried out at the beginning of February, where 30 people (18 in Ecuador and 12 in Spain) Ecuadorian, Spanish, Argentine, Colombian, Albanian and Chinese. Dritan Gjika was not among those arrested.
According to Ecuadorian police, Gjika is related to Ecuadorian businessman Rubén Chérres, who was killed last year after a police investigation revealed his ties to the suspected drug trafficker.
Chérres was also involved in the Encuentro or Gran Padrino case, the corruption conspiracy in public companies, the apparent leader of which was his friend Danilo Carrera, brother-in-law of Guillermo Lasso, who was president of Ecuador (2021-2023) at the time when he This conspiracy was brought to light, a case that catapulted the impeachment of the president in the National Assembly and his hasty departure from power.
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