Ecuador: Ex-president Bucaram sentenced in corruption case
Abdala Bucaram, Ecuador's former president, was convicted for his role in the illegal sale of COVID-19 tests and medical supplies, receiving a prison sentence of over nine years.
Ecuador: Ex-president Bucaram sentenced in corruption case
Abdala Bucaram, Ecuador's former president, was convicted for his role in the illegal sale of COVID-19 tests and medical supplies, receiving a prison sentence of over nine years.
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