Ecuador’s President, Daniel Noboa, has reshaped the nation’s military leadership early in his 18-month term. This significant move involves appointing new Army, Navy, and Air Force commanders. Noboa’s decision, formalized through an executive decree, came just six days into his presidency. Rear Admiral Jaime Vela now leads the Joint Command, signaling a new direction for […]
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