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Ecuador Slates US Newspaper Report

QUITO - Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino called on Monday a report published by the US El Nuevo Herald daily, which refers to Ecuador as an international center of criminal and drug trafficking activities, as a despicable act.

To Patino, the intention is to harm Ecuador's image by means of an evidently biased document, excessively covered by the Ecuadorian media.

"What a rightwing non-governmental organization does to damage the country's prestige is a despicable act. They elaborate a document and publish it on the front page of our papers," the minister commented.

Patino said the Ecuadorian ambassador to the US had already presented a reply to the mentioned document.

The Ecuadorian diplomatic statement calls the study biased, lacking impartiality and objectivity, "part of a campaign aimed at discrediting the country's image and the government of President Rafael Correa."

Although it lacks the huge resources of Colombia to face drug trafficking, Ecuador is the only country in the Andean region that is free from coca crops, the text said.
   
 

 

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