Ecuador Troops Rescue President From Rebel Cops

AP: Ecuadorean soldiers rescued President Rafael Correa overnight after a firefight with rebel police -   October 1, 2010

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Ecuadorean soldiers rescued President Rafael Correa overnight after a firefight with rebel police at a hospital. The country's police chief has resigned after a day and night of chaotic scenes.

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