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Ecuador citizens report loss of $240 million in savings overnight as banks impose new 'emergency liquidity fee' without legislative approval. Who benefits when financial first aid resembles a heist?

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Ecuador citizens report loss of $240 million in savings overnight as banks impose new 'emergency liquidity fee' without legislative approval. Who benefits when financial first aid resembles a heist?

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[CLASSIFIED // EYES ONLY] Ecuador citizens report loss of $240 million in savings overnight as banks impose new 'emergency liquidity fee' without legislative approval. Who benefits when financial first aid resembles a heist?

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Ecuador citizens report loss of $240 million in savings overnight as banks impose new 'emergency liquidity fee' without legislative approval. Who benefits when financial first aid resembles a heist?