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The Noboa government's labelling of the drug cartels as "terrorist organisations" and "belligerent non-state actors" opens the door even wider to the prospect of US military support. 

Like 20 years ago, more than 20 years ago, and columbia, we established a columbia to do exactly what is needed in ecuador to control internally armed groups and repress the use of cocaine, cocaine to corrupt society. we need to do it in ecuador, we need to see a plan ecuador. number three, it in ecuador, we need to see a plan ecuador. numberthree, it is important we provide the means to a great economic renewal and ecuador. the id act, which is a bipartisan act in congress right now, which is t...

Supported by 95% of ecuadorians to seek to bring greater control and order to the streets of ecuador and especially in guayaquil. these are foreign controlled groups that are using ecuador and really it is just dash and up as an up. the ecuadorian people are rising up together, united, to confront this terrorist challenge. to confront this terrorist challenge-— to confront this terrorist challenue. ., _ .,, challenge. you say the vast maori challenge. you say the vast majority of _ challenge. ...

Deployed for internal necessary means to control whatever is going on in your country. but this is different. this is an internal armed conflict. that is what the president daniel noboa has called and indeed thatis noboa has called and indeed that is what it is because these groups are heavily armed, they were waving hand grenades in front of television cameras when they invaded the television station. these are ruthless killers and so the military working with the very capable police force, whi...

Ecuador’s recent descent into chaos is symptomatic of the dysfunction of Latin America’s politics.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

In 2009, Ecuadorians voted in a referendum to remove all US military presence from the country. Now, thanks to an agreement signed in the dying days of Guillermo Lasso's scandal-tarnished government, US troops are coming back.