Caballero, Observador (Jan 14, 2024)
[No Equador] é necessária uma política de segurança de longo-prazo, que incorpora não só medidas punitivas, mas também um sistema judicial sem corrupção e intervenção
[No Equador] é necessária uma política de segurança de longo-prazo, que incorpora não só medidas punitivas, mas também um sistema judicial sem corrupção e intervenção
Estando apenas un mes en el poder, Noboa se enfrenta a un gran reto […] la ayuda internacional es urgente.
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