<description>&lt;p&gt;The United States has designated Ecuador&amp;#39;s Chone Killers a terrorist organization, but the group has splintered and has no single command structure. InSight Crime&amp;#39;s Gavin Voss, Steve Dudley and Deborah Bonello discuss how the label may not map cleanly onto a fragmented reality, echoing a broader pattern where decapitating gang leadership tends to atomize groups rather than dismantle them.&lt;/p&gt;
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<p>The United States has designated Ecuador&#39;s Chone Killers a terrorist organization, but the group has splintered and has no single command structure. InSight Crime&#39;s Gavin Voss, Steve Dudley and Deborah Bonello discuss how the label may not map cleanly onto a fragmented reality, echoing a broader pattern where decapitating gang leadership tends to atomize groups rather than dismantle them.</p>


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The InSight Take: Washington's Newest ‘Terrorist’ Label Meets Ecuador’s Fracturing Gang War

The InSight Take: Washington's Newest ‘Terrorist’ Label Meets Ecuador’s Fracturing Gang War

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