Talking About Ecuador’s Political Prisoners: an Interview With Marcela Aguiñaga
By Joe Emersberger In October, eight protesters were killed during eleven days of demonstrations against a decree by Ecuadorian president
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Rafael Correa
President Correa to Jacobin: “Clearly What Happened in Bolivia Was a Coup” (Interview)
AN INTERVIEW WITH RAFAEL CORREA In an exclusive interview, Ecuador’s former president Rafael Correa spoke to Jacobin about the coup against
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Ecuador: Still a Territory in Dispute
By Juan Manuel Boccacci Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno seems to be determined to not listen to the claims being demanded
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Crises in Ecuador, Chile, “Reflects the Exhaustion of Neoliberal Policies” (Interview with Pascual Serrano)
Several neoliberal or right-wing governments in South America are turning authoritarian in the face of mass protests taking place in
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Ecuadorean President Moreno Accused of Helping the CIA
Former Foreign Minister of Ecuador Ricardo Patiño has accused President Lenin Moreno of working for the United States Central Intelligence
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Ecuador’s President Moreno Struggles to Buy Off Fake Leftists
By Joe Emersberger Ecuador’s President Moreno was elected in 2017 by campaigning to continue Rafael Correa’s leftist policies. Within weeks
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South America and the coming ‘Red Tide’
By Sean Orr Chicago, IL – Last year, Brazil emerged from its greatest political crisis since the dictatorship to find
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Ecuador’s Austerity Measures, Repression Based on Lies AP Happily Spread
By Joe Emersberger Bernie Sanders tweeted an Associated Press article in the LA Times (10/14/19) about Ecuador’s recent protests, in which eight protesters were killed in 11 days.
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Ecuador: How the Dossier to Divide the Protest and Persecute Correismo was Constructed
After six days of protest, on October 7, the government of Lenín Moreno moved the Ecuadorian capital from Quito to
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Peace Restored in Ecuador, But is Trust?
By Nino Pagliccia After ten people were reported killed on the streets of Ecuador, together with about 2,000 people injured
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