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Ecuador’s Diesel Shock And The Broken Dialogue: A Four-Week Standoff, Explained
Ecuador’s government has ended talks with Indigenous leaders in Imbabura, the northern province that became the focal point of a nationwide strike after diesel subsidies were scrapped. Officials said they could not continue negotiations while highways remained blocked and sporadic clashes persisted. The break came as the strike entered its fourth week. At the center […]
The province of Imbabura enters its fifth week of protests and roadblocks on Monday, October 20, as part of the mobilization to reject the elimination of diesel subsidies and other social demands. The situation remains in a climate of uncertainty, while dialogues between the Government and the indigenous leadership are still pending.
The national strike called by Conaie for the elimination of the diesel subsidy affects carriers in Imbabura and leaves losses.
Drafting / Canton Group The demonstrations persist despite the agreed truce, with blockades on several roads and clashes north of Quito. Ecuador.- The Government of Ecuador announced this Sunday the suspension of the dialogue with the indigenous movements of the province of Imbabura, epicenter of the protests that have spread for several weeks [...] The post Ecuador suspends dialogue with indigenous movements appeared first on Quintana Roo Hoy.
At the beginning, the government’s agenda focused on Latacunga, an area close to the influence of the Indigenous and Peasant Movement of Cotopaxi. However, the epicenter of the protests moved to Imbabura. Since September 13, the headquarters of the Executive Function was moved to Latacunga, after President Daniel
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