News zu Ecuador

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Workers clean the streets of Quito, Ecuador, after President Lenin Moreno and indigenous leaders reached an agreement to end nearly two weeks of violent protests against austerity measures adopted to obtain a multi-billion-dollar loan from the IMF. IMAGES

Indigenous protesters burst with joy after Ecuador government announces it has withdrawn an order that removed fuel subsidies that sparked two weeks of violent protests. IMAGES

The Ecuador government has withdrawn an order removing fuel subsidies after the decision triggered nearly two weeks of violent street protests. SOUNDBITE

Indigenous leaders and Ecuador's President Lenin Moreno meet face-to-face for talks after nearly two weeks of violent street protests over austerity measures instituted to obtain a multibillion dollar loan from the IMF. IMAGES

After 11 days of deadly protests over rising fuel prices, the streets of Quito in Ecuador are desolate, as police struggle to enforce a military curfew in some parts of the city. IMAGES

Die seit Tagen anhaltenden Ausschreitungen in Ecuador nehmen kein Ende - nun soll es erste Gespräche zwischen den Demonstranten und der Regierung geben. Nach schweren Unruhen in der Hauptstadt Quito verhängte Präsident Lenín Moreno eine Aussgangssperre.

The offices of Ecuador TV news station Teleamazonas burn after they were set on fire amid violent protests and clashes in capital Quito over fuel price hikes, which prompted President Lenin Moreno to impose a curfew and military control. IMAGES

Violent protests continue in Ecuador's capital as indigenous demonstrators respond to volleys of tear gas with homemade mortars and fireworks launched through tubes, turning the area around the Congress building in Quito into a battleground. IMAGES

Protesters and police clash again in Ecuador's capital Quito, a day after a key indigenous leader rejected talks with President Lenin Moreno and issued a call to "radicalize" protests over fuel price hikes amid violence that has left five protesters dead. IMAGES

The body of Inocencio Tucumbi, indigenous leader from Ecuador's Cotopaxi region, leaves hospital as protests against fuel price hikes in Ecuador have escalated into violent clashes and five civilians, including him, have been killed in the confrontations. IMAGES