Ecuador Voters Reject Foreign Military Bases in Landmark Referendum
In a weekend referendum, Ecuadorians rejected foreign military bases and a constitutional rewrite, highlighting strong voter engagement and a focus on sovereignty.
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In a weekend referendum, Ecuadorians rejected foreign military bases and a constitutional rewrite, highlighting strong voter engagement and a focus on sovereignty.
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