Daniel Noboa

Daniel Noboa, the President of Ecuador, has extended a state of exception and implemented strict measures to combat drug violence. He has also imposed tariffs on Colombian imports, linking their removal to improved border security. His methods have drawn criticism from civil society groups.

Daniel Noboa, the President of Ecuador, initiated the 'new phase' of Ecuador's war on drug cartels and secured the participation of the United States. He held talks with US Southern Command officials to discuss operational coordination and information sharing, demonstrating his commitment to fighting organized crime.

Daniel Noboa, President of Ecuador, has centered his presidency on fighting drug-gang violence and has sought a close alliance with Donald Trump. He has hosted U.S. officials and announced a new phase against narco-terrorism and illegal mining.

Daniel Noboa, the President of Ecuador, initiated a new phase in the fight against organized crime with joint actions alongside allied countries. He emphasized Ecuador's demand for security and peace for its people, involving military and police forces in these important operations.

Daniel Noboa, the President of Ecuador, has strengthened ties with Washington and announced joint operations with the US to combat drug trafficking. His country has seen increasing levels of organized crime, making US cooperation crucial.