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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Quarantine: A Contagious Disease (I)
By Reinaldo Iturriza On April 6, 2017, Julio Borges, then president of the National Assembly, and deputy for the ultra-right-wing
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Who is Vanessa Neumann and Why She is Negotiating the Venezuelan Essequibo for the UK
Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez held a press conference last Thursday, September 5 to inform about a conversation between Juan
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The Truth Has Caught up with Bocaranda
By Samuel Moncada Nelson Bocarada was considered one of the cathedrals of Venezuelan journalism, what few knew was that he
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Supreme Court Authorizes Criminal Investigation Against Opposition Deputies
Through a statement, the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) decided to evaluate the responsibility of three deputies, José Guerra, Tomás
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Government of Ecuador is Clearly Going after Ricardo Patiño
By Luis Hernandez Navarro Former Ecuadorean Foreign Minister Ricardo Patiño has a long-time relation with Mexico. He studied economics at
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How Ecuador’s President Gave Up Assange
Lenin Moreno was desperate to ingratiate his government with Washington and distract the public from his mounting scandals, writes the
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Ecuador: Assange ‘Violated’ Asylum Terms, Final Decision Looming
Ecuador says Assange doesn’t have the right to “hack private accounts or phones” nor intervene in the foreign politics. Ecuadorean
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Ecuador National Assembly to Start Corruption Probe of Moreno
The Inspection Commission to carry out an analysis of the “INA Papers” accusations. The Ecuadorean National Assembly passed Tuesday a
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Venezuela Celebrates Ecuador’s Withdrawal From Unasur: “We Can Not Have Traitors in our Ranks”
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza on Thursday celebrated the exit of Ecuador from the Union of South American Nations (
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