Ecuador declares 60-day state of emergency following ASSASSINATION of presidential candidate

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Ecuador declares 60-day state of emergency following ASSASSINATION of presidential candidate

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Published 11 Aug 2023

(NaturalNews) Outgoing Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso has declared a state of emergency and arrested at least six individuals due to the assassination of...

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Ecuador declares 60-day state of emergency following ASSASSINATION of presidential candidate

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