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Weekly Report - 04 October 2005
ECUADOR: Existence of Ecuadorean 'guerrilla' group reported
Ecuador has spawned an armed political organisation which has received training in Venezuela and Colombia, according to a report by a Quito newspaper which claims to have seen intelligence reports. Though the group is said to have been in gestation for four years it is only this year that its existence has been reported, though hitherto in only brief mentions.
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