Otto Sonnenholzner

Otto Sonnenholzner, former vice-president of Ecuador, shares insights on the country's referendum regarding foreign military bases to combat soaring crime rates. He highlights Ecuador's alarming rise in homicides and emphasizes the need for international cooperation, particularly against drug cartels. Sonnenholzner raises concerns about sovereignty and the legal implications of foreign military presence. Local perspectives reveal a mixed reaction, where violence fuels a desire for help while ensuring Ecuadorian interests remain safeguarded in such partnerships.