Ecuador To Impose Tariffs On Colombian Products

Radio Nacional de Colombia reported that actions are being prepared in Ecuador to destabilize the electoral process in Colombia. No specific actors or timelines for the alleged actions were provided in the broadcast. The Cuban government is reportedly preparing actions to destabilize the electoral process in Colombia, according to Radio Rebelde. Anonymous Ecuadorian sources suggest the Ecuadorian government is involved in a suspected self-attack plot against President Daniel Noboa to incriminate Colombia. Images have circulated showing President Noboa meeting with former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe, though the topics of their meeting remain unknown. Investigations are reportedly ongoing regarding the nature of these interactions. President Gustavo Petro stated that munitions for attacks against Colombian fronts in Cauca are being provided by a transnational mafia confederation. Petro alleged these supplies originate from Ecuadorian territory. The investigations involve potential commercial measures by Ecuador, including a possible increase in tariffs on Colombian products. The president described the group as a confederation of transnational mafias with links to Asia and the Middle East. Ecuador is set to begin imposing tariffs on products from Colombia starting tomorrow. The move is expected to impact various economic sectors within Colombia.