Noboa Meets Trump to Discuss Security, Immigration, and U.S. Military Support
Noboa's U.S. visit focused on strengthening security cooperation, addressing immigration concerns, and discussing a potential military base in Ecuador.
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Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Alright, so you all know by now that if there was a card for “bleeding heart liberal,” I’d probably be carrying it. But with that said, can Ecuador’s indigenous leaders get their heads out of their butts? I’m talking, of course, about the contradictions in this week’s article, “The Indigenous Movements […]
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