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Ecuador Court Convicts Former President Moreno of Taking Bribes
Source: Bloomberg
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Ecuador’s court unanimously convicted former President Lenín Moreno of accepting bribes from China’s Sinohydro in 2010 when he was vice president. The ruling raises legal and political risk around Sinohydro-related dealings, though the article provides no direct financial figures or immediate market-wide implications.
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