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🔊 Listen to this news Ecuador's Interior Minister, John Reimberg, reported that the two police officers held by protesters in Chimborazo were released on Wednesday. The protests in the country, called by the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAIE), have intensified following President Daniel Noboa's decision to eliminate the diesel subsidy. In this context, one death has been reported, more than fifty injured, and more tha…
The Minister of the Interior, John Reimberg, assured this Thursday that the two police officers who were detained on my Thursday by demonstrators from the province of Chimborazo are already at large, in the midst of the gena protests against President Daniel Noboa's decision to eliminate the subsidy to the di sel.
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