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About 61 percent of Ecuadorans plan to vote in favor of repealing a ban on foreign bases, according to the Cedatos polling firm.

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The bill is part of a deal reached between the UK and Irish governments in September to repeal a 2023 law that aimed to end investigations and prosecutions into crimes related to the conflict.

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The act will also be hard to repeal once in place.

Sharaa met Sunday night in Washington with Rep. Brian Mast, the Republican chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, who has been one of the last holdouts in Congress in repealing that 2019 legislation.

Long years went by under this cloud, but as the U.S.S.R. began collapsing and the “Third World” lost whatever coherence it ever had, demands to repeal “Z/r” grew.

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