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Thank you Breaking Points Commentary for covering my report on the assassination of the prosecutor investigating US strikes and torture. She was shot dead in Manta, where US troops were deployed with blanket immunity seven months ago under Ecuador’s 22 armed conflict decrees. Nevertheless,

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