Wilmer Chavarría Barré
Wilmer Chavarría Barré, also known as 'Pipo', is a notable figure in Ecuador's organized crime landscape, having co-founded the criminal group Los Lobos. Originally part of Los Choneros, Pipo emerged as a key player following a schism within the organization. After the assassination of Los Choneros' leader Jorge Luis Zambrano, Pipo led Los Lobos in a bid for control over lucrative narcotrafficking routes, aligning with various factions and Mexican cartels. His activities have drawn significant attention from both Ecuadorian and U.S. authorities, who have classified Los Lobos as a terrorist organization due to their involvement in extortion, drug trafficking, and violent crime.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Ecuador | 4 | 1.75 | 0.37% | +20% | 17,643,060 | 79,220 | $108,000 | 485$ |
| Totals | 4 | 17,643,060 | 79,220 | $108,000 | 485$ |
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Ecuador:
Wilmer Chavarría Barré, alias ‘Pipo’, was captured in Málaga, Spain, and is identified as the leader of Los Lobos.
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Ecuador:
Wilmer Chavarría Barré, alias Pipo, is linked to 400 deaths in Ecuador and is currently imprisoned in Spain.
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Ecuador:
Wilmer Chavarría Barré, alias Pipo, was the leader of Los Lobos and lived a luxurious life in Dubai.
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Ecuador:
Wilmer Chavarría Barré, alias Pipo, is a leader of Los Lobos and is currently in Spain awaiting extradition to Ecuador.
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Ecuador:
Wilmer Chavarría Barré, alias Pipo, was involved in the formation of Los Lobos after working with Jorge Luis Zambrano.
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