The president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, on Wednesday accused his neighbor, Colombian far-left President Gustavo Petro, of allegedly “driving” a guerrilla incursion on the nation’s northern border.
Noboa has not publicly presented any evidence to substantiate his accusations at press time.
Throughout 2026, Petro and Noboa have found themselves at the center of an ongoing diplomatic and trade impasse after the Ecuadorian president accused Petro of not collaborating with Ecuador in the fight against drug trafficking and illegal mining across their shared border. In late January, Ecuadorian Defense Minister John Reimberg claimed that Colombia is…
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