一项被称为《人道主义支持组织法》的紧急法律将“封锁”厄瓜多尔的中央银行，将其从公共部门吸取，并将其金融主权置于以保护该国免除美元化为幌子的私人利益的鞭策下。
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担心厄瓜多尔即将发生玻利维亚式政变的人，列宁·莫雷诺（LenínMoreno）将在华盛顿特区任职的最后一天，在那里他一直在与拜登（Biden）政府成员会晤。
Polls show socialist, anti-imperialist candidate Andrés Arauz to be the clear frontrunner in Ecuador’s presidential elections slated to take place this Sunday, February, 7. Some even
厄瓜多尔距离成为最新的拉美国家仅几周之遥，即将脱离国际货币基金组织和美国，并选举一个强有力的进步的反帝国主义政府。
If the country’s polls are to be believed, Ecuador is set to become the latest Latin American nation to move away from the United States and elect a strongly progressive, anti-imperialist government. Successive public opinion studies have shown Andrés Arauz of the Unión por la Esperanza coalition holding a commanding lead
列宁·莫雷诺（Lenin Moreno）政府在国际货币基金组织（IMF）的要求下几乎剥夺了国家服务，在冠状病毒的毒力作用下，厄瓜多尔几乎崩溃了。
If you are using one of the many coronavirus incidence trackers, the Pacific country of Ecuador does not seem to be particularly badly affected by COVID-19. Officially, the country has less than 7,500 cases and 333 deaths. But everybody knows this number is nonsense, including President Lenín Moreno, who freely
过去，土著人的动员努力在过去被贴上了“野蛮人”的标签，如今与莫雷诺总统的“恐怖主义团体”和“犯罪团体”的工作息息相关。
QUITO, ECUADOR -- “We don’t have a state! We don’t have any state!” The lady’s voice projects through a loudspeaker amid the crowd. She’s not having it. Nor is the groundswell of hundreds, if not thousands who’ve converged at Plaza Grande trolley stop, just meters from Simon Bolivar’s statue at the entrance to Quito’s historic center. They’ve come
Assange and whistleblower Chelsea Manning brought the U.S. government to its knees by exposing its torture of Guantanamo Bay detainees and war crimes in Iraq. They have been trying to recover ever since and the Trump administration is now more than ever willing to exact full revenge upon those who exposed the truth.
LONDON -- Like the proverbial “shot heard round the world,” the U.K.’s arrest and imprisonment of publisher and journalist Julian Assange officially signaled the Western world’s war on a free press. The Australian who founded WikiLeaks, but stepped down as editor-in-chief last year, was ousted from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London last week after
