Ecuador's leftist President Rafael Correa on Friday accused the US embassy of spying on the country's police and military, adding the espionage was a factor in his expulsion this week of the US ambassador. Ecuador on Tuesday told Washington's envoy Heather Hodges to leave the Andean country over diplomatic cables reporting alleged police corruption that were released by WikiLeaks.
"The serious thing is that WikiLeaks said they (the US embassy) have informants in the police and armed forces ... This is espionage."
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