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Ground felt shaking 150 miles away after early morning quake But what is happening in Ecuador… Ecuador is among the top three countries hardest hit by COVID-19 in Latin America. Increasingly violent protests have spread throughout the country after President Lenin Moreno last week called a halt to fuel subsidies … “[This] is not a protest of social dissatisfaction faced with a government decision,” the president said, instead claiming that “the looting, vandalism and violence show there is an organised political motive to destabilise the government”.Ecuador’s former president Rafael Correa has denied that he was orchestrating the overthrow of the Moreno government from his self-imposed exile in Belgium.But what is happening in Ecuador, and what might happen next?In order to stem the economic downturn, Moreno this year reached a three-year, $4.2bn (£3.4bn) loan deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in return for the implementation of harsh austerity measures such as cuts to public spending.Last week the government officially ended the country’s fuel subsidies, which have been in place for 40 years. The stars and their teams who could miss out on the 2018 World Cup Whats happening in Cotacachi, Ecuador? Moreno claimed that the subsidies had “distorted the economy and cost $60bn”, Al Jazeera says.As a result of the cuts, diesel prices rose almost overnight from $1.03 (£0.84) to $2.30 (£1.88) per gallon, while petrol went from $1.85 (£1.51) to $2.39 (£1.95).Shortly after the announcement, transport unions across the country called for a strike and protests erupted in multiple cities.The energy ministry said that after protesters went on to seize several oil installations, the country’s oil production has dropped by around 65,000 barrels a day.The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador, an activist group that has staged numerous protests in the past, said Moreno’s government had “failed to address protesters’ concerns” and the welfare of Ecuador’s “most vulnerable” people.“Troops and police who approach indigenous territories will be detained and subjected to indigenous justice,” the group said.So far, around 570 people have been arrested according to the government, and Moreno has declared a two-month national emergency over the unrest.On Tuesday, Moreno held a meeting of cabinet ministers in the coastal city of Guayaquil, having moved government operations there from Quito because of security concerns.Speaking on the Ecuavisa television network, the president claimed he had the support of Ecuador’s institutions and thanked them “for their defence of the democratic system”.He also accused protesters of organising a coup, claiming that they had “political motive to destabilise the government”, while Juan Sebastian Roldan, the president’s private secretary, added: “What we’re going through is not a peaceful mobilisation, it’s delinquency and vandalism.”Moreno claimed that his leftist predecessor Rafael Correa is trying to destabilise Ecuador with the help of Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela’s controversial president.
For some, it was already too late. The president said the plan would allow Ecuador to free up resources for social programmes and restarting the economy. Ecuador president says Assange evicted over faeces on embassy walls

Giant tortoise, whose reproductive efforts almost single-handedly saved his species, has been moved to an uninhabited island The Ecuador government has reached an agreement with the IMF for a $4.2 billion loan and in exchange accepted several harsh labour and tax reforms.

From his temporary home in Rio de Janeiro, the Guardian’s Latin America correspondent, Tom Phillips, can hear the nightly protests against Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, where cases are steadily rising.

“If you, Mr Lenin Moreno, want to see the reality of what’s happening, take that economic package back and engage in a dialogue with the people of Ecuador,” he said. Inspiring home of the week: House on stilts in Ecuador Ecuador 'close to evicting' Julian Assange from UK embassy

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