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Bomb Attack Damages Ecuador Mining Agency Probing Illegal Gold

A bomb apparently targeting Ecuador’s mining regulator blew out several floors of windows at a major government building in the capital of Quito early Monday morning.

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Bomb Attack Damages Ecuador Mining Agency Probing Illegal Gold
A bomb apparently targeting Ecuador’s mining regulator blew out several floors of windows at a major government building in the capital of Quito early Monday morning.
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