US EditionTrump to meet Ecuadorean President Noboa in Florida on Saturday
- Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa is set to meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Florida to discuss immigration, trade, and security cooperation as Ecuador faces growing gang violence and high homicide rates.
- Noboa has requested U.S. Military support to combat gangs and has begun constructing a new naval facility in Manta to prepare for a potential U.S. Presence, as stated by an Ecuadorian official.
- The Ecuadorean legislature is considering removing a constitutional ban on foreign military bases to facilitate international assistance in fighting narcoterrorism, highlighting Noboa's plans.
- Historically, U.S. Troops operated in Ecuador until 2009, and Noboa's recent agreements with the U.S. Focus on joint naval operations to tackle drug trafficking.
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Noboa meets Trump in Mar-a-Lago and negotiates US aid to fight violence in Ecuador
The support of the United States in the fight against violence in Ecuador and the binational collaboration, were the main topics that addressed, this Saturday, March 29, Presidents Donald Trump and Daniel Noboa, in a meeting that lasted for two hours, at Trump’s residence, in Mar-a-Lago, Florida. Noboa who is in the middle of his campaign for reelection shared a photograph of the encounter in his X account in which he appears with the president …
Daniel Noboa Asks Trump for Support Against Organized Crime
Quito. President Daniel Noboa announced from Florida that Ecuador is no longer on the list of priority countries for deportations, in the framework of an event with migrants at Miami Dade College, and of a meeting with Donald Trump that took place after 19:50 hours yesterday, with no major references to the conversation between the two leaders, except for a photograph that the Ecuadorian uploaded to his X account and the references of some spoke…
Diplomatic Steer: Trump and Noboa Set Strategic Alignments
Diplomatic Steer: Trump and Noboa Set Strategic Alignments U.S. President Donald Trump and Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa convened in Florida ahead of Ecuador’s crucial run-off election. The duo discussed potential military cooperation, including the possibility of a U.S. base in Ecuador, reflecting Trump’s commitment to tackling narcotics and enhancing regional security.Noboa, 37, aims to fulfill his campaign promise to curb rampant drug-rel…
Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolFaithful Trump supporters in Florida come every weekend to see their hero briefly
The sun shone Saturday morning outside President Donald Trump's golf course in West Palm Beach, when Alan Mentser received a call informing him that the police would close a nearby road.
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