BREAKING: Sixteen Ecuadorian fishermen reportedly plan to sue the U.S. government Monday. They alleg
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BREAKING: Sixteen Ecuadorian fishermen reportedly plan to sue the U.S. government Monday. They allege U.S. forces bombed and sank their fishing boat, severely burning two crew members. They say they were then taken to El Salvador, held for weeks and tortured. Americans may now have to foot the bill for Trump’s deadly boat-strike campaign. We pay for the bombs, and we could get stuck paying the damages, too. tweet
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