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Ecuador’s leftist President Rafael Correa urged his opponents Monday to join his efforts to build a more just society, saying the overwhelming victory of his constitutional referendum gives him a broad mandate.
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Ecuadoreans on Sunday resoundingly approved a new constitution that would significantly expand leftist President Rafael Correa’s powers and allow him to run for...
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AP, Quito
Ecuadoreans voted Sunday on a new constitution that would significantly broaden leftist President Rafael Correa’s powers and let him run for two more consecutive...
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AP, Quito
Ecuadoreans go to the polls Sunday to vote on a constitution that would significantly broaden President Rafael Correa’s powers and let him run for two more...
made popular Sep 28 2008
AP, Quito
Voters are expected to easily approve this chronically unstable nation’s 20th constitution on Sunday, expanding President Rafael Correa’s powers and letting...
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Ecuador has a new finance minister after the unexpected resignation of Wilma Salgado.
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Ecuador’s government said Monday it would seize a family business group’s stock shares in 58 companies to help recover debts generated by the collapse of...
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Central Bank President Carlos Vallejo says Ecuador is going to keep using the U.S. dollar as its currency despite concerns that its weakening value may spur inflation.
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The U.S. military must stop using its only outpost in South America for anti-drug flights when Washington’s 10-year lease on the base in Ecuador expires in 2009,...
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A proposed new constitution grants Ecuador’s leftist President Rafael Correa broad powers including the ability to dissolve Congress and set monetary policy, and...
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Lonesome George, the long-living Galapagos Islands giant tortoise thought to be the last of his kind, might soon be a father.The Galapagos National Park announced...
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Ecuadorean officials seized two private television stations in early morning raids Tuesday, and they indicated the government will run them at least...
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Hundreds of jailed convicts are celebrating Ecuador’s decision to pardon low-level drug couriers known as “mules.”The pardons were approved Friday by...
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Colombian rebels in northern Ecuador are an old problem that previous governments failed to confront, Ecuador’s defense minister told The Associated Press,...
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A 7-year-old Ecuador boy has become the youngest passenger ever aboard a zero-gravity flight.Jules Nader says he wasn’t scared during the four minutes of...
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Two Colombians arrested in an alleged plot against President Rafael Correa claimed to have links to Colombian paramilitaries and said they were offered US$1.5 million...
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A volcano on the largest of the Galapagos Islands has begun erupting, park officials said Friday.Rangers and tour guides spotted lava flowing down the northeastern...
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President Rafael Correa says Ecuador wants to buy out private oil companies unwilling to negotiate new deals with his government.Correa has asked companies now suing...
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Ecuador’s president has agreed to renew the operating concession for the local unit of mobile phone giant America Movil.Ecuador’s National...
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Ecuadoreans on Sunday resoundingly approved a new constitution that would significantly expand leftist President Rafael Correa’s powers and allow him to run for...
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AP, Quito
Ecuadoreans voted Sunday on a new constitution that would significantly broaden leftist President Rafael Correa’s powers and let him run for two more consecutive...
made popular Sep 28 2008
AP, Quito
Ecuadoreans go to the polls Sunday to vote on a constitution that would significantly broaden President Rafael Correa’s powers and let him run for two more...
made popular Sep 28 2008
AP, Quito
Voters are expected to easily approve this chronically unstable nation’s 20th constitution on Sunday, expanding President Rafael Correa’s powers and letting...
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AP, Quito
A proposed new constitution grants Ecuador’s leftist President Rafael Correa broad powers including the ability to dissolve Congress and set monetary policy, and...
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Two Colombians arrested in an alleged plot against President Rafael Correa claimed to have links to Colombian paramilitaries and said they were offered US$1.5 million...
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Ecuadorean police on Thursday arrested four men, including at least three Colombians, in what officials said may have been plot to attack leftist President Rafael...
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President Rafael Correa says Ecuador wants to buy out private oil companies unwilling to negotiate new deals with his government.Correa has asked companies now suing...
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President Rafael Correa warned Saturday that Mexican telecommunications company America Movil must leave Ecuador unless it boosts an insufficient second bid to keep its...
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