John Boltonthe Republican diplomat who was an assistant to the former president Donald Trump for National security affairs (NSA) between 2018 and 2019 spoke this morning about the crisis of security in Ecuadorand in the field of support USA.

According to Bolton, the level of US aid would depend on whether the government or police have the situation in the country under control.

According to “the assessment of how serious the situation is, The United States would like to help work with the government of Ecuador‘, the diplomat said in an interview on the programme This is how it arrivedbroadcast by Radio City (89.3FM in Guayaquil).

An American delegation is currently in Ecuador to meet with the president Daniel Noboa and strengthen security cooperation. It consists of Christopher Dodd, Special Presidential Advisor for the Americas; Laura Richardson, commander of United States Southern Command (Southcom); and Christopher Landberg, deputy assistant secretary of the Office of Counternarcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs.

Security, financing, investments and migration were discussed during a meeting between US officials and the government of Daniel Noboa

“All of us in the Western Hemisphere We have a common interest in upholding the rule of law and order for a democratically elected government,” Bolton said, referring to the threat gangs pose to the state.

However, the expert noted that “It is not a matter of material help, it is a matter of moral support,” and that he would hope that “all truly democratic countries in the (Western) Hemisphere would support Ecuador.”

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The Republican adviser emphasized that this security crisis is not unique to this country, and that other countries in the region, such as Colombia and Mexico, face a similar threat.

“We have a common problem here and I think it’s in our best interest to work together,” Bolton said. ‘As needed expenditure on raw materials by the United States or other like-minded governments, I think we should be prepared to do that.to help a country in difficulty,” he concluded. (JO)