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It was a provocative message that resonated in some sectors of a country long afflicted by drug war bloodshed.

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Authorities have meanwhile launched a crackdown on dissent at home that critics say carries echoes of the Soviet era -- even though it is a far cry from the calamitous bloodshed perpetrated by Stalin.

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In an interview with AFP, Alvarez accused President Daniel Noboa of failing to contain the bloodshed that has turned Ecuador into one of Latin America's most dangerous countries.

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"A coup is when soldiers enter the presidential palace with weapons, they shoot, there is bloodshed," he told reporters Thursday.

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"He will attend the signing ceremony of the peace plan for Gaza -- marking a historic turning point for the region after two years of conflict and bloodshed," it said.

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