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ECUADOR

EVERY LAST DROP?

cuador’s government appears to be set on a collision course with Indigenous communities. After months of instability, including an 18-day strike and weeks of protests and blockades, an agreement was finally reached between the government and the country’s largest Indigenous group the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of

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