The possible cancellation of the mobile telephone operating licence granted by Ecuador to Porta Celular, a company indirectly owned by Mexican multi-millionaire Carlos Slim, could set a precedent in Latin America.
Swedish construction company Skanska states the company "generates employment" when it actually deprives the local population the possibility to hunt, fish, and cultivate crops on its own terms.
By electing a Constituent Assembly on Sept. 30, Ecuadoreans gave President Rafael Correa an ample majority, with which he has carte blanche to change the rules of the political-economic game.
Ecuador has lodged a formal protest to the United States regarding the treatment last week of President Rafael Correa by U.S. immigration officials.
Ecuador's leftist President Rafael Correa said Washington must let him open a military base in Miami if the United States wants to keep using an air base on Ecuador's Pacific coast.
Ecuador plans to officially rejoin OPEC at the cartel's next meeting in November as part of President Rafael Correa's promise to revive its flagging crude industry, Oil Minister Galo Chiriboga said Monday.
Most of what we hear about the left in Latin America takes one of two forms: either American leaders denouncing Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's socialist president whose Bolivarian Revolution has been the centerpiece of Latin America's recent leftist renaissance, or a general denunc …
Ecuador's leftist President Rafael Correa decreed on Thursday that the government will take 99 percent of windfall oil profits that had previously been split with foreign oil companies.
As world leaders gather this week to address the United Nations General Assembly, President Bushs refusal to negotiate on the two key issues of our daywar and global warminghas been stunning. And the media havent helped.
Denouncing the congress as "rubbish" and a "national disgrace", left-wing Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa called on the upcoming constituent assembly, for which there will be elections held on September 30, to dissolve the body, which is widely viewed as corrupt.
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