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Colombia denounces mass deportation of citizens from Ecuador
Colombia's Foreign Ministry on Friday criticized Ecuador for deporting large numbers of Colombian citizens without a formal protocol, describing it as a "unfriendly gesture," while Quito said the removals followed legal procedures and upheld human rights standards.
Ecuador deports more than 600 Colombian inmates as Bogota cries foul
Colombian authorities said Saturday that Ecuador had deported about 600 Colombian prisoners via a land border crossing, after Bogota protested the action came without prior agreement.Authorities on both sides of the border had previously reported conflicting figures for the number of prisoners deported.
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Ecuador deports 603 Colombian inmates
Colombian authorities said Saturday (Sunday Manila time) that Ecuador had deported 643 Colombian prisoners via a land border crossing, after
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Colombia Condemns Ecuador Over Mass Deportation of Citizens
Colombias Foreign Ministry has sharply criticized Ecuador for deporting hundreds of Colombian citizens without a formal transfer protocol, calling the move an unfriendly gesture. The dispute erupted after Quito
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Diplomatic Tensions Flare as Colombia Criticizes Ecuador Over Deportations
Colombia's Foreign Ministry has criticized Ecuador for deporting Colombian citizens without following a formal protocol. While Colombia calls it an 'unfriendly gesture,' Ecuador insists the deportations are legal and in line with human rights.
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Tensions linger between Colombia and Ecuador - Los Angeles Times
BOGOTA, COLOMBIA — Ecuador today will begin imposing stiff tariffs on hundreds of Colombian imports, the latest round in a festering dispute between the neighbors. The tariffs could affect at ...
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Ecuador deports more than 600 inmates as Colombia cries foul
BOGOTA: Colombian authorities said that Ecuador had deported about 600 Colombian prisoners via a land border crossing, after Bogota protested
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Deforestation Rates on Afro-Descendant Lands in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Suriname Are as Much as 55% Lower than the Norm - New Research
First-of-its-kind study shows Afro-descendant peoples are key environmental stewards; 56% of their lands are top 5% in global biodiversity.Afro-descendant peoples in four Amazon countries show remarkable achievements in environmental stewardship,
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