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Ecuador and Paraguay Signed an Extradition Pact to Fight Organized Crime

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The official meeting between President Santiago Peña and his Ecuadorian counterpart, Daniel Noboa at the Carondelet Palace included the signing of bilateral agreements and a joint statement

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The official meeting between President Santiago Peña and his Ecuadorian counterpart, Daniel Noboa at the Carondelet Palace included the signing of bilateral agreements and a joint statement

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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By The Associated Press QUITO (AP) — The presidents of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, and Paraguay, Santiago Peña, sealed what they called a “strategic alliance” Wednesday to combat organized crime and other challenges facing their countries. The conservative Paraguayan leader is making his first visit to Ecuador since taking office in 2023, although […]

·Allentown, United States
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The administration of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, urged Latin American countries to raise their investment in defense and security to confront the advance of organized crime and networks linked to drug trafficking in the region. The call was made by Elbridge Colby, Assistant Secretary of Defense of the United States, who argued that Latin American governments should devote more resources to protecting their territories from…

Asunción, IP Agency.- The President of the Republic, Santiago Peña, made an official visit to Ecuador, where he developed a broad agenda with President Daniel Noboa, aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation and deepening integration between the two countries. The day included high-level meetings, the signing of six bilateral instruments and a declaration [...] Entry Paraguay and Ecuador strengthen their cooperation during President Peña's of…

The treaty establishes clear rules for requesting, processing, and executing extraditions between the two countries.

The joint statement offered by the presidents of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, and of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, after their meeting in Quito, was marked by brief messages focused on bilateral cooperation. During his intervention, the Paraguayan president thanked the hospitality of the Ecuadorian government and stressed that both countries are promoting a joint agenda that also

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TC Televisión broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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