In a passionate editorial, Jorge Andrade Avecillas addresses the dire security situation in Ecuador, noting the alarming frequency of murders that have instilled a pervasive sense of fear among citizens. He highlights that these crimes occur almost daily, which contributes to a climate of panic throughout the country. Andrade emphasizes that the government has issued important orders to combat this violence but has failed to enforce them effectively, leaving the population vulnerable and frightened.

Andrade identifies two specific measures that he believes should be strictly enforced to improve security. The first is a complete ban on the use of anti-solar films on vehicles, which he argues allow criminals to act without being easily identified. The second is the existing prohibition against two individuals riding on a motorcycle, which is often ignored by authorities. He points out that despite the existence of these regulations, compliance remains poor, and this lack of enforcement indicates a disregard for public safety.

In conclusion, Andrade urges President Ecuador to take these suggestions seriously and hopes they can lead to meaningful reforms that will enhance the safety and well-being of all citizens. His commentary reflects a broader concern within Ecuador about governance, law enforcement, and the urgent need for effective crime reduction strategies in the face of growing public fear and unrest.