We have started to collect the most important news related to Ecuador in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Ecuador gives up attempts to hold a referendum on reforming the constitution to make the country more stable.
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Students and police clash again in Ecuador, as protests against a possible bus fare rise cause chaos in Quito.
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Ecuador is to send warplanes to its northern border after Colombian forces allegedly entered its airspace.
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Ecuador says it has destroyed a camp allegedly used by Colombia's largest rebel group, the Farc, in its territory.
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Demonstrators in Ecuador force state oil firm Petroecuador to suspend crude exports.
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Ecuador imposes a state of emergency on a key oil-producing region which has been hit by protests.
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A state of emergency is declared in three of Ecuador's oil-producing regions as workers strike over pay.
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Ecuador's oil firm says it is resuming production despite a strike and clashes between workers and troops.
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Occidental Petroleum offers the Ecuador government up to $1bn to end a legal row over a disputed oil field.
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Ecuador declares a state of emergency in five provinces as protests against free trade talks with the US continue.
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