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Attempted coup in Ecuador ends in violent rescue of president

May 20, 2014Conflict & Justice

The day before yesterday, life was normal in Ecuador. But by this morning, the country had plunged into chaos. For the latest, we speak to journalist and TV director Tomas Ciuffardi, of Ecuavisa News television, who is on the ground in Quito.

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