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Rafael Correa was president of Ecuador from 2007 to 2017 and lives in exile in Belgium after being definitively sentenced to eight years in prison for corruption.
Ecuador's Interior Minister, John Reimberg, said that former president Rafael Correa (2007-2017) could be detained in the new Cárcel del Encuentro, a maximum security penitentiary in the province of Santa Elena, if he returns to the country.
“Any cell where there is a free bed,” Reimberg told local media during a visit to the prison, stressing that “there are no different cells and no privileges.” The facility currently has 111 vacant spaces and houses just over 600 inmates.
Correa, who lives in Belgium, was definitively sentenced to eight years in prison for corruption and President Daniel Noboa had already publicly addressed a message to the former head of state after the transfer of former Interior Minister José Serrano, extradited from the United States in August, to prison: "Soon it will be your turn". Reimberg said that whether Correa returns to Ecuador will also depend on the authorities of the country where he is currently staying.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Belgian authorities will consider Ecuador's extradition request for Rafael Correa in the coming months.
Possible · Within months

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