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After Deadly Protests, Ecuador Rolls Back Fuel Prices

Washington Post | Quito, Ecuador - The Ecuadorian government rolled back fuel prices today to quell an Indian uprising that resulted in four deaths in 10 days of clashes between demonstrators and police and caused an estimated $300 million in damages and lost revenue.

Ecuadorian Government, Indians Sign Accord

AFP | Quito - Indian protesters were heading back to their communities triumphant Wednesday after securing a hard-fought deal in which the government backed down on a number of tough economic measures.

Ecuador, Indians to Cease Protests

Associated Press | Quito, Ecuador - Indian leaders met with Ecuador's president Wednesday and agreed to call off violent protests against government-ordered bus fare hikes and fuel subsidy cuts. Hundreds of Indians danced and sang in the streets surrounding Salesiana Polytechnic University near downtown Quito to celebrate.

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Indians, Ecuadorean Soldiers Clash

The Associated Press | Quito, Ecuador - Indians opposed to price increases for fuel and public transportation battled soldiers Monday in clashes in a jungle province that left at least four civilians dead.

ALERTA A LO QUE PASA EN ECUADOR SE VIOLENTAN GARANTIAS CIUDADANAS EN EL ECUADOR AUTORITARISMO EN EL ECUADOR POR PARTE DEL PRESIDENTE AL DECRETAR ESTADO DE EMERGENCIA ADUCIENDO QUE HAY ESTADO DE CONMOCION INTERNA

La conmoción interna la venimos soportando de los gobiernos, que nos han venido golpeando día a día la tranquilidad, la justicia, y la estabilidad de nuestros hogares, al forzar que más de dos millones han tenido que migrar a diferentes países para sostener la supervivencia de sus hijos y nuestros padres.Por otra