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Ecuador votes against allowing foreign military bases in country
Voters have rejected a referendum proposal, dealing a blow to President Daniel Noboa and US ambitions in the region.
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aljazeera.com
Ecuador votes on return of US military bases to tackle drug violence
Referendum asks whether to lift constitutional ban as President Daniel Noboa seeks US help against cartels.
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‘No’ vote leads in Ecuador referendum on hosting foreign military bases
Count of a third of ballots show 60 percent rejection of the proposal to host foreign military bases.
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bbc.com
Ecuador votes against allowing foreign military bases in country
Voters have rejected a referendum proposal, dealing a blow to President Daniel Noboa and US ambitions in the region.
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elpais.com
El primer gran revés de Noboa: Ecuador dice no a todas sus reformas constitucionales
El referéndum muestra el rechazo de los ecuatorianos a un cambio profundo de la Constitución, a la instalación de bases militares extranjeras o la reducción de asambleístas
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arabnews.com
Ecuador voters reject return of US military bases
QUITO: Ecuadoran voters roundly rejected the return of US military bases to the country in a referendum Sunday, a major political blow to Trump-friendly President Daniel Noboa.…
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lemonde.fr
Ecuador voters reject return of US military bases in referendum
Voters in Ecuador appeared to have rejected the return of US military bases according to early results of a Sunday referendum, in a damaging blow to President Daniel Noboa, who is…
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ilpost.it
In Ecuador è stato bocciato il referendum che proponeva di ospitare basi militari straniere nel paese
In Ecuador in un referendum la popolazione ha votato contro la proposta di aprire basi militari straniere nel paese. È una grossa sconfitta per il presidente Daniel Noboa, che…
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upi.com
Ecuadorians reject plan to allow U.S. military bases - UPI.com
In an unprecedented voter turnout, Ecuadorians on Sunday overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to allow U.S. military bases on national territory.