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leftist governments pursuing otherwise unsustainable policies in
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requested protection in the Mexican embassy in Quito, fearing detention for her criticism of the Moreno government. The Mexican Foreign Ministry also reported that opposition legislators Luis Fernando Molina, Soledad Buendía and Carlos Viteri as well as Leónidas Aníbal Moreno Ordóñez from the
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Rafael Correa combines the populist with the technocrat in his persona. Self-described post-neoliberal experts occupy key positions in his admin-istration. ... The populist leader and technocrats share a view of society as an empty space where they can engineer entirely new institutions and
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angering some of his leftist supporters in doing so. In his address Saturday, Mr. Moreno suggested that the fires at the national auditor's office were set to destroy evidence of corruption under Mr. Correa's government. Indigenous leaders said their followers were not responsible.
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Correa's reversal of fortune resembles the falls taken by other populist Latin American leaders in recent elections. Their costly social programs, such as those supported by oil revenue in Venezuela, have been undercut by plunging prices of commodities that once made them
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economic inequality. ... 'The big lesson is that it's very difficult to go from populism to a more orthodox economic policy,' Shifter said. He speculated that Moreno was not fully prepared for the ferocity of the reaction to the fuel price increases.
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prices and the deceleration of the Chinese economy. The turn towards austerity measures directed against the working class begun under Correa has been rapidly accelerated under Moreno, who has broken with and turned against the former president.
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national debt load above the legal limit of 40% of gross domestic product. The $ 10.2 billion in loans Moreno has secured from the IMF, the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank were meant to soften the blow as he cut spending.
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and his administration. Organized protests ceased after indigenous groups and the Ecuadorian government reached a deal to reverse the austerity measures, beginning a collaboration on how to combat overspending and public debt.
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controversy and the protesters in turn agreed to end the two-week-long series of demonstrations. President Moreno agreed to withdraw Decree 883, an IMF-backed plan that caused a significant rise in fuel costs.
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reserves for funds. In total, Ecuador was left $ 64 billion in debt and was losing $ 10 billion annually. On August 21, 2018, Moreno announced economic austerity measures to reduce public spending and
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2466:"With Moreno off the 2021 ballot, Alianza Pais looks for a new direction, new leadership – CuencaHighLife"
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3288:"Ecuador protests: State of emergency declared as fuel subsidies end"
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3374:"Ecuador declares state of emergency as fuel protests block roads"
3139:"Ecuador moves government out of capital as violent protests rage"
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2377:"From Rafael Correa to Lenín Moreno: Ecuador's Swing to the Right"
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2760:"Defiant protesters in Ecuador parade captive police officers"
2026:"Obama and Latin America: A Promising Day in the Neighborhood"
1766:"Ecuador deal cancels austerity plan, ends indigenous protest"
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2223:"Protesters in Ecuador Demonstrate Against Correa's Policies"
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3877:"Army deployed in Ecuador as protests descend into violence"
2313:"Official: Ecuador's presidential election headed to runoff"
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2530:"Ex-Ecuador president wants new vote, denies planning coup"
2160:"Is Ecuador a Model for Post-Populist Democratic Recovery?"
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Muñoz, Sara Schaefer; Alvaro, Mercedes (19 February 2013).
3791:"Ecuador Accuses Venezuela of Fomenting Widespread Unrest"
2614:"Ecuador clash site has party clowns, recycling, tear gas"
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Weissenstein, Michael; Solano, Gonzalo (12 October 2019).
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3179:"Nuevos precios de combustibles regirán desde el jueves"
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Panchana, Allen; Sangurima, Daniela (15 October 2019).
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Valencia, Alexandra; Munoz, Ignacio (14 October 2019).
3461:"¿Cuánta plata le paga Nicolás Maduro a Rafael Correa?"
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Valencia, Alexandra; Tapia, Daniel (8 October 2019).
1991:"Ecuador: A Spasm of Unrest Threatens the Government"
1854:"The president of Ecuador just tweeted "Heil Hitler""
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3342:"Hundreds arrested as Ecuador protests turn violent"
1955:"Ecuador Election Win Seen Tightening Correa's Grip"
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2085:"What to expect from Ecuador's elections"
4370:"Aumentan la crisis política en Ecuador"
2905:"Ecuador's Government Crisis, Explained"
2282:"Lenín Moreno and the Future of Ecuador"
2023:Reid, Michael (September–October 2015).
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