We have started to collect the most important news related to Ecuador in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Ecuador's president says the unique environment of the Galapagos Islands is at risk and declares it a priority.
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A Ecuadorean judge reinstates 57 sacked legislators only to be removed himself amid political deadlock.
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Ecuador's President Correa wins a victory over opposition as substitute lawmakers allow Congress to sit.
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Sacked Ecuadorean legislators clash with police, amid an escalating power struggle with the president.
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Political tension is rising in Ecuador over a controversial plan for a referendum on rewriting the constitution.
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Ecuador steps up its fight against EU import duties on bananas by asking the World Trade Organization to rule on the issue.
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Ecuador's Congress backs a call by the president for a referendum that could bring constitutional reform.
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Supporters of Ecuador's President Rafael Correa storm Congress to call for constitutional reform.
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Ecuador's Defence Minister Guadalupe Larriva and six others die in a crash involving two military helicopters.
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Ecuador swears in a new president, Rafael Correa, who has promised a "citizens' revolution".
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Ecuador says it has reached a deal with Colombia over the aerial fumigation of coca crops along the border.
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Ecuador protests over aeriel spraying by Colombia, which Bogota say targets drug crops along the border.
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Leftist Rafael Correa has won Ecuador's run-off presidential election, a top electoral official says.
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Leftist Rafael Correa claims victory in Ecuador's presidential election as early results put him in the lead.
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The two men contesting the presidency in Ecuador end campaigning before a second round run-off vote.
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Conservative candidate Alvaro Noboa regains the lead in the presidential race, the latest partial count shows.
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Tensions mount in Ecuador as the result of Sunday's presidential vote is awaited amid allegations of fraud.
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Ecuador's richest man is to face a leftist in a presidential run-off election, partial results make clear.
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