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Ecuadorian national Andrés Fernando Tufiño was released by authorities after being repatriated from the United States following a military strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Caribbean Sea.</span

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Ecuadorian national Andrés Fernando Tufiño was released by authorities after being repatriated from the United States following a military strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Caribbean Sea.

Ecuador's prosecutor's office determined there was no evidence of a crime committed in Ecuadorian territory and no criminal report was presented against Tufiño upon his arrival in the country.</span

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Ecuador's prosecutor's office determined there was no evidence of a crime committed in Ecuadorian territory and no criminal report was presented against Tufiño upon his arrival in the country.

Court records show Tufiño was previously convicted in U.S. federal court in 2021 for conspiracy to distribute cocaine on board a vessel and sentenced to 60 months imprisonment with five years supervised release.</span

United States District Court for the Southern District of California

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Court records show Tufiño was previously convicted in U.S. federal court in 2021 for conspiracy to distribute cocaine on board a vessel and sentenced to 60 months imprisonment with five years supervised release.

Tufiño's migration records indicate he has traveled to Mexico at least four times since 2018 and was previously deported from the United States, with more arrivals than departures recorded in his file.</span

Tufiño's migration records indicate he has traveled to Mexico at least four times since 2018 and was previously deported from the United States, with more arrivals than departures recorded in his file.

U.S. military forces struck the semi-submersible vessel on Thursday near Venezuela's coast, killing two crew members and rescuing two survivors including Tufiño and a Colombian national.</span

U.S. military forces struck the semi-submersible vessel on Thursday near Venezuela's coast, killing two crew members and rescuing two survivors including Tufiño and a Colombian national.

President Daniel Noboa stated on social media that Ecuador remains firm in the global fight against drug trafficking and emphasized that such challenges require unity among nations committed to peace and prosperity.</span

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President Daniel Noboa stated on social media that Ecuador remains firm in the global fight against drug trafficking and emphasized that such challenges require unity among nations committed to peace and prosperity.

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