President of Ecuador Says There Is "Evidence" of Support From Ships Sunk to Drug Trafficking
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Ecuadorian fishing boats, attacked by the U.S., are accused of supplying drug trafficking ships, despite judicial releases. Noboa sees positive US aid to combat crime, although he admits that the financial impact is limited for Ecuador.
Ecuador’s president, Daniel Noboa, said Thursday that there is “clear evidence” that ships bombed by the United States in recent weeks in the Pacific were used to supply fuel to other boats linked to drug trafficking. Daniel Noboa decrees a 60-day state of emergency in eight provinces of Ecuador In a recent interview Noboa said that not all fishermen are involved in illegal activities, but pointed out that some are more engaged in trafficking fu…
The U.S. is sinking Ecuadorian fishing boats in its fight against drug trafficking. So far there are eight ships destroyed in three weeks, linked to Los Choneros.
Shipmen began to transmit these intercepts live through the TikTok social network, to communicate their position and leave evidence of what happens to them, at least until the Marines removed their phones.
Ecuador’s president, Daniel Noboa, said there is “clear evidence” that some U.S.-attacked fishing boats supply boats linked to drug trafficking.
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