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in office for 15 months and wants a mandate to continue that for a full four years. accused him of not delivering on promises, not only when it comes to tackling violent crime, given that homicides and kidnappings are still very common here in ecuador, but also given that there are still high levels whoever wins in april is going to inherit a country with lots of problems that need solving — both that continued in the country, but also unemployment, an energy crisis, and a wider economy in need of support. of foreign affairs and senior research fellow at cepr. thank you for being here the programme. were you surprised thank you for being here the pr the mme. were you surprised thank you for being here the pr the result? iere you surprised thank you for being here the pr the result? trio, you surprised thank you for being here i the | pr the result?iou surprised thank you for being here the| pr the result? prised thank you for being here the| pr the result? d at the result? no, i think that is roughly _

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