Los muertos del Floreanismo
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The article analyzes political crime during the first decades of the newly established Republic of Ecuador. The study mainly focuses on the figure of Juan José Flores, the first President of Ecuador. The political uncertainty, the instability of alliances among regional elites, the economic crisis generated by the wars of independence, the conspiracies and violence that characterized the emergence period of the Andean republics made political crime a “vice of birth”. The assas sination of major general Antonio José de Sucre, the killing of the Sociedad “El Quiteño Libre”, the homicide of Juan Otamendi, among others, made patent this feature.
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