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Lenín Moreno.
President of Ecuador (2017 - 2021)
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Lenín Moreno, a former Ecuadorian official, is facing bribery charges related to a national infrastructure project funded by the Bank of China.Well supported8 reports1 development inside
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Lenín Moreno denied allegations of taking money from Sinohydro regarding an infrastructure project.Some support1 report
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Lenín Moreno served as head of state in Ecuador.Well supported3 reports
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Lenín Moreno served as vice president under Rafael Correa during his tenure in Ecuador.Some support3 reports
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Ecuador StructuralStatic facts detailing the population and geographical status of major cities and provinces in Ecuador.Moves Lenín Moreno
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Al Jazeera Mentioned togetherAl Jazeera reported on ongoing hostilities stemming from border conflicts and Iranian government actions.Moves Lenín Moreno
Connections
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Rafael Correa Structural
Lenín Moreno held the formal position of Vice President under Rafael Correa.
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Martha González Operational
The evidence establishes a functional partnership where Martha González was convicted as an accomplice of Lenín Moreno in a legal matter.
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National Court of Justice Transactional
The National Court of Justice convicted and sentenced Lenín Moreno for bribery.
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Jorge Glas Transactional
Glas succeeded Moreno as president and later referenced Moreno's past projects.
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Al Jazeera Mentioned together
Al Jazeera reported on the verdict hearing concerning Lenín Moreno.
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Ecuador Structural
Lenín Moreno held high office in Ecuador and is currently facing legal proceedings related to his tenure as president and vice president.