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You should have spoken up

Published on May 29, 2023

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn I figured out what Lasso did wrong. He waited too long to tell everyone what he has done. He should have given a weekly radio address on the same frequency that Correa uses in exile. I just read the full text of his recent “State of the Nation” speech, and I […]

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