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No evidence that survivor of US strike in Caribbean Sea committed any crime, says Ecuador

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In a rejection of US President Donald Trump’s claims that the individuals targeted by the US military in the Caribbean Sea were drug traffickers, Ecuador has released the survivor of a recent strike without charge and said there is no evidence he committed any crime.

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