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epa10811242 People leave their buildings to the streets during an earthquake in Guayaquil, Ecuador, 21 August 2023. A 6-magnitude earthquake shook the southern coast of Ecuador and northern Peru in the early morning of 21 August, with no physical or material damage reported so far, according to the first official reports. EPA/Mauricio Duenas Castaneda
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Terremoto di magnitudo tra 5.1 e 5.7 in Ecuador
epa11807710 Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa greets supporters from the balcony of the Government Palace in Quito, Ecuador, 05 January 2025. The electoral campaign for Ecuador's general elections, scheduled for 09 February 2025, began on 05 January amidst an ongoing dispute between Noboa and Vice President Veronica Abad, who according to the minister of the government did not comply with the president's order to present herself for a temporary posting at the Ankara embassy on 27 December 2024. EPA/JOSE JACOME
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Sindaco ucciso in Ecuador a meno di un mese dalle presidenziali
epa11072012 Soldiers from the Guayaquil Infantry Battalion guard the exit of the city to the canton of Daule, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, 12 January 2024. Following a string of prison riots, Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa declared a state of exception on 08 January. Ecuador has been experiencing a security crisis and extreme violence since ten people were killed in different attacks, which included the temporary takeover of a television station by an armed group in Guayaquil, the burning of cars, and threats against universities, government institutions, and businesses. The security of Guayaquil and four other cities in the coastal province of Guayas, one of the epicenters of the violence crisis, is being reinforced with the presence of more police and military. EPA/CARLOS DURAN ARAUJO
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Adolescenti scomparsi in Ecuador, ministro depone in Parlamento
epaselect epa11069797 Ecuadorian soldiers patrol during an operation in the Carapungo neighborhood in Quito, Ecuador, 11 January 2024. Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa declared on 09 January that government forces were engaged in an 'internal armed conflict' with armed criminal gangs, allowing him to use the army and not just the police to counter the violence, after riots began on 08 January in at least six prisons across the country. Guayaquil, Ecuador's largest city, was the hardest hit by the disturbances. At least 10 people were killed there on 09 January night, two of them police officers, and armed hooded men stormed a television station during a live broadcast. EPA/JOSE JACOME
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Ecuador, sparizione forzata di 4 adolescenti denunciata all'Onu
epa11367287 Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa (L), accompanied by the National Assembly President Henry Kronfle (R), leaves after presenting his first report to the nation, in Quito, Ecuador, 24 May 2024. In his speech before the National Assembly, after having served six months in office, Noboa admitted that his government had to make 'hard and profound decisions that no one had risked taking before but that were necessary to guide the country towards a new Ecuador.' EPA/JOSE JACOME
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Noboa apre alla presenza di basi militari straniere in Ecuador
epa11613185 Military personnel conduct street checks in Quito following the start of blackouts due to the energy crisis in Quito, Ecuador, 18 September 2024. Ecuador experienced partial and temporary darkness on Wednesday night as a new period of scheduled blackouts began due to the ongoing energy crisis caused by severe drought affecting its main hydroelectric plants, hindering the supply of national electricity demand. EPA/JOSE JACOME
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Crisi energetica, aumentano i blackout programmati in Ecuador
epa11457760 Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa speaks during the inauguration of the XV Binational Presidents Meeting at the National Palace in Lima, Peru, 04 July 2024. EPA/Paolo Aguilar
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Ecuador, Noboa apre alle basi militari straniere nel Paese
epa10804997 Jorge Glas, former vice president of Ecuador during the presidential term of Rafael Correa (2007-2017), participates in a press conference in Guayaquil, Ecuador, 17 August 2023. Glas claimed he was innocent in the Odebrecht case, after the Federal Supreme Court of Brazil annulled the evidence extracted from the computer systems of the Brazilian construction company. EPA/Mauricio Torres
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Il Gruppo di Puebla attacca il governo dell'Ecuador