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This is the New World Report with Professor Evan Ellis.

I'm John Batchelor.

Two headlines competing.

Columbia's Petro suggests last vessel bombed by U.S. was Colombian.

The president of Colombia, a long time, very trustworthy ally of the United States,

is getting into the fray in Venezuela in a peculiar fashion, given his conduct recently, is called

into question his organization, his politics, his person. At the same time, we have a

competing story, breaking news, fog of war, what we know about the attack on Ecuador President

Naboha's car.

I read from the Reuters remade in these last hours, and the story will be updated.

This was an assassination attempt on a president of the Americas.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Naboha escaped injury after his convoy was attacked by protesters in a rural town

in what the government is labeling an assassination

attempt, highlighting the country's growing political tensions. Competing stories here, Professor,

we just have a few minutes. The attack on Naboi is not too surprising, although there

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