
U.S. Drug Submersible Strike Survivor Freed In Ecuador
Ecuador, has released an Ecuadorian man who survived a U.S. military strike, on a submersible vessel, accused by Washington of transporting narcotics in the Caribbean. Prosecutors said there was no evidence he had violated any national laws, according to a government official who spoke to the Associated Press on Monday.
The man, identified as Andrés Fernando Tufiño, was repatriated over the weekend and later cleared of wrongdoing after medical evaluations confirmed he was in good health. A government document obtained by AP stated that “there is no evidence or indication” to justify criminal charges against Tufiño.
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