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The Government of Ecuador will reduce tariffs on Colombian products from 100% to 75% as of June 1, just days after imposing the highest rate. Quito affirms that the change responds to its willingness to advance bilateral security cooperation mechanisms and to strengthen coordination in the border area. The decision comes in a context of growing tensions between Daniel Noboa and Gustavo Petro over the management of drug trafficking and security on the common border. Report from our correspondent in Guayaquil, Carolina Mella.
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