REIMBERG ADMITE: LA SENAÍN OPERA LAS CÁMARAS DE QUITO CON FINES POLÍTICOS

Interior Minister John Reimberg sits down with Carlos Vera and ends up confirming what Quito had suspected for months: agents of the former SENAIN (National Intelligence Secretariat) are operating within the municipality's camera system. With what authorization? To monitor crime or to monitor politics? While the state of emergency is barely two weeks old, two explosions rock downtown Quito just meters from the Ministry of Agriculture, and the body of alias Javi—blood brother of alias Fito—raises more questions than answers. Amid official figures showing a decrease in violence and a citizenry that feels exactly the opposite, Reimberg tries to maintain the government's narrative. Does he hold up to scrutiny? Watch the full interview at    / @ecuadorenvivotv   0:00 — Introduction: Violence Relents Despite Official Figures 2:24 — Operation in Jipijapa: The Network of Officials Selling Licenses and Registrations 7:52 — Minister Reimberg in Depth: What Is Decree 424 Really For? 17:20 — Two explosions in the heart of Quito, during a state of emergency 26:41 — The body of alias Javi: the doubts Reimberg can't fully resolve 30:29 — The scandal no one wants to explain: SENAIN inside Quito's security cameras 👉 Tell us what outraged you more: SENAIN inside the security cameras or the explosions during a state of emergency? Subscribe, share, and discuss with us. #️⃣ #EcuadorEnVivo #VASM #CarlosVera #JohnReimberg #SenaínEcuador #SeguridadEcuador #EstadoDeExcepcion