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Ecuador and Colombia conducted a joint anti-crime operation, resulting in the extradition of a criminal to the U.S.

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  1. Extradition prevents sanctuary use amid crime spikes and armed attacks in Ecuador.
  2. Joint operation continues between Ecuador and Colombia, with presidential support for international justice.

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Ecuador and Colombia conducted a joint anti-crime operation, resulting in the extradition of a criminal to the U.S.

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  1. Extradition prevents sanctuary use amid crime spikes and armed attacks in Ecuador.1 source
  2. Joint operation continues between Ecuador and Colombia, with presidential support for international justice.1 source
  3. The Trump administration is pursuing deals with allied nations as Ecuador launches joint missions with the U.S.Sub-event
  4. HRW documents abuses in US-Ecuador partnership as Ecuadorian forces detain Colombian farm workers.Sub-event
  5. Ecuador and Colombia cooperate on anti-crime efforts, including extraditing a criminal to the U.S.1 source

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