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QUITO — Members of Ecuador's national police and air force Thursday launched a massive strike against the government of President Rafael Correa.
Police Launch Massive Protest in Ecuador Mercedes Alvaro 2010
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With the evidence against it mounting, Chevron needs to stop forum shopping and allow Ecuador's courts to determine the extent of its responsibility for this disaster.
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Members of Ecuador's air force stormed the international airport in Quito and blocked the runway.
Ecuador Calls State of Emergency Mercedes Alvaro 2010
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On Friday morning, the local press reported that the chief of Ecuador's national police had resigned.
Ecuador Calls State of Emergency Mercedes Alvaro 2010
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The country's top military leaders, however, didn't appear to be backing the protests: The chairman of Ecuador's joint chiefs of staff said the armed forces backed Mr. Correa.
Ecuador Calls State of Emergency Mercedes Alvaro 2010
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Ecuador's attorney general said he had begun an investigation into the incident.
Ecuador Calls State of Emergency Mercedes Alvaro 2010
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Ecuador's minister of internal and external security has also said that the president was never detained.
What Really Happened in Ecuador Mary Anastasia O'Grady 2010
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In 2002, the New York court agreed and dismissed the case on condition that the company submit to the jurisdiction of Ecuador's courts.
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Under Ecuador's constitution, however, that would mean he would have to call new elections for both the parliament and for his job as president.
Ecuador Calls State of Emergency Mercedes Alvaro 2010
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Ecuador's Correa pledged to punish rampaging cops a day after police protests led to a state of emergency.
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