Protests continue for a second consecutive day across Ecuador due to an increase in the price of gasoline, as president Guillermo Lasso orders the deployment of security forces to highways in order to maintain order. Lasso also calls on indigenous populations and civil society groups to engage in dialogue.
Protests continue for a second consecutive day across Ecuador in protest of an increase in the price of gasoline, as president Guillermo Lasso orders the deployment of security forces to highways to keep order. Lasso also calls on indigenous populations and civil society groups to dialogue.
Protests continue for a second consecutive day across Ecuador due to an increase in the price of gasoline, as president Guillermo Lasso orders the deployment of security forces to highways inorderto maintain order. Lasso also calls on indigenous populations and civil society groups toengagein dialogue.
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