Ecuador declares national emergency
Ecuador Declares National Emergency as Wildfires, Drought Intensify
QUITO (Reuters) -Ecuador's government declared a 60-day national emergency due to raging forest fires made worse by a severe drought, risk management officials said on Monday. The South American country faces 13 active wildfires and another nine that have ...
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Demonstrations against the government of Daniel Noboa took place on Friday in several Ecuadorian cities in rejection of ...
Ecuador on Monday declared a national emergency due to water shortages, drought and forest fires that have consumed more than 10,000 hectares in the south of the country so far this month.
Ecuador international Marco Angulo died on Monday night after the 22-year-old was unable to recover from serious injuries he sustained in a car crash back in October ...
A fight among inmates has left 15 dead and 14 injured at Ecuador’s largest prison. The Litoral Penitentiary in the coastal ...
Ecuador's overreliance on hydropower amidst a severe drought has triggered a nationwide energy crisis, resulting in rolling ...
The UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, Alice Edwards, on Thursday called on Ecuador to investigate and prosecute the alleged ...
United Nations special rapporteur for torture Alice Edwards said on Thursday she is alarmed over allegations that Ecuador's ...
At least 15 inmates were killed and 14 injured in clashes Tuesday at a prison in the Ecuadoran port of Guayaquil, the latest ...
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