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Marco Rubio Does Not See the Need for Attacks Against Drug Traffickers in 'Friend Countries'
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The Secretary of State addressed the issue of drug trafficking during a visit to Ecuador. Prensa Libre: AFP. As US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio addresses a topic that has generated debate in recent years: drug trafficking. During his visit to Quito, Ecuador, this September, Rubio confirmed that he does not believe it is necessary to attack criminal organizations located in "friendly countries," following the military operation the US carried …
After his visit to Ecuador, the Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, said that he does not see that it is necessary to carry out military attacks against the narco in “friend countries”. Unlike the one carried out in Venezuela a few days ago. Venezuela’s Boat Attack / Screenshot Attacks on the narco are not necessary in “friend countries”, says Marco Rubio After his passage through Mexico, the Secretary of State of the United St…
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