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Ecuador, U.S. Launch First Permanent FBI Office in Quito

A bilateral pact sets joint investigations, real-time information sharing, immediate operational cooperation against transnational crime.

FBI Opens First Office in Ecuador After U.S.–Ecuador Security Pact

Ecuador–Colombia Rift Deepens as Quito Imposes 900% Hike on Oil Transit Fees

U.S. Air Force Begins Temporary Joint Operation in Manta, Ecuador to Boost Counternarcotics Intelligence

U.S. Sends Air Force Team to Ecuador's Manta for Temporary Anti-Narcotics Mission

Ecuadorians Reject Noboa’s Referendum on Foreign Bases and New Constitution

Ecuadorians Reject Foreign Bases as Noboa’s Four-Question Referendum Fails

ICE Deports Queens Mother and 6-Year-Old to Ecuador After Courthouse Arrest

Ecuador Extradites ‘Fito’ to U.S., Where He Pleads Not Guilty in Brooklyn

Ecuador Extradites ‘Fito’ Macías to U.S., Where He Pleads Not Guilty in Brooklyn

Ecuador Extradites ‘Fito’ Macías to U.S.; He Pleads Not Guilty

Ecuador Extradites Drug Kingpin 'Fito' to U.S.

Ecuador Gang Leader ‘Fito’ Agrees to Extradition Under New Referendum Law

Ecuador’s ‘Fito’ Accepts U.S. Extradition Under Reinstated Framework

Ecuador Captures 'Fito' in Manta Bunker Raid

Ecuador Captures “Fito,” Leader of Los Choneros, in Manta Bunker

Ecuador Captures ‘Fito,’ Notorious Los Choneros Leader in Manta

Daniel Noboa Reelected as Ecuador's President Amid Rising Violence and Security Shifts

Leader of Ecuador's Los Choneros Indicted in U.S. on Drug and Firearms Charges

US Imposes Visa Bans on Former Ecuadorian Leaders for Corruption