CASO PROGEN: ¿VOLARÁN LOS PECES GORDOS? LA RUTA SUCIA DEL DINERO QUE LA FISCALÍA NO QUIERE CITAR

Are we facing a justice system that pursues justice or a complicit prosecutor's office that lets the true architects of state frauds escape? In this new episode of VASM on EcuadorenvivoTV, Carlos Vera conducts a rigorous investigation into the scandalous Progen Case, the multimillion-dollar heist of $110 million that left the country in darkness with counterfeit generators during the worst blackout crisis. Together with lawyer and analyst Natalie Pernett Vallejo, we expose the serious procedural negligence in Ecuador, such as the alarming risk of annulment for failing to legally summon the Progen company and the cover-up of contract administrators and phantom auditing firms like AP Inspections. While the Correa administration seeks political revenge in the National Assembly by demanding the removal of former ministers to cover up its own history of plunder—such as Jorge Glas's embezzlement convictions—the activation of the RICO Act in the United States civil courts becomes the only real hope for tracing the financial trail of the stolen public funds. Watch the full program here:    / @ecuadorenvivotv   KEY MOMENTS: 0:00 — Primaries and surprises on the electoral board: Handpicked candidates in local politics. 0:05:00 — The $110 million trail: Why have the bigwigs in the Progen case already fled the country? 0:10:00 — Nullity alert at the Prosecutor's Office: The blatant summons error that could derail the entire process. 0:15:00 — Paper inspectors: The AP Inspections network to release the 70% disbursement. 0:20:00 — Civil RICO Act from Tampa: How international cooperation seeks to track hidden accounts. 0:25:00 — Vengeance over justice: The Assembly's impeachment trial and the underhanded tactics that revive the ghost of Correa's regime. Do you think the prosecution's mistakes are due to pure technical incompetence, or is it a subtle complicity to protect the intermediaries in the electricity theft? Share your critical opinion in the comments, subscribe to EcuadorenvivoTV, debate with us, and share this video so the guilty parties can't continue to make a mockery of the country. #ecuadorenvivo #CarlosVera #ProgenCase #ElectricityCorruption #EcuadorOversight #RICOLaw #CorreismNeverAgain