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Security & Strategic Review October 2009 (ISSN 1741-4202)
COLOMBIA-ECUADOR: Judicial snag slows fast-track rapprochement
This time the moves towards the resumption
of diplomatic ties between Ecuador and Colombia appear to be in earnest. A first
formal meeting between the two sides has taken place, with a 'road map' prepared
and promptly set in motion. Both sides have also been taking practical steps on
the sensitive security front which concerns old demands. One obstacle, however,
has emerged, in the shape of Ecuadorean judicial proceedings against Colombian
officials held responsible for the March 2008 incursion.
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