Ecuador
The Economist's readers think Rafael Correa was right to pardon the targets of his libel suit(5)
This week in print: Ecuador's media, politics in Canada and Brazil, pension funds and guerrillas
A roundup of the week's Americas stories(4)
Ecuador: The media and the mouth
Rafael Correa has backed down in his attempt to bankrupt a newspaper. But his assault on media freedom continues to set a worrying example(53)
The president continues to restrict freedom of the press(48)
A roundup of the week's Americas stories(1)
Ecuador’s retirement capital: Going gently
An “anti-imperialist” country welcomes American pensioners(7)
Public-health crises in Ecuador: Unwelcome company
Deadly vampire bats are only the latest plague in a country that really ought to do better(5)
Ecuador's antitrust policy: An uncompetitive competition law
A new antitrust law may scare off investors(3)
Food safety in Ecuador: You try it first
Toxic brews and weak rules(14)
This week in print: Brazilian health care, Canadian-Chinese relations and press freedom in Ecuador
A roundup of the week's Americas stories(0)
Censorship in Ecuador: Lèse-presidente
Rafael Correa seeks to bankrupt his media foes(12)
Freedom of the press in Ecuador: A chill descends
Rafael Correa wins a libel suit(29)
Ecuadorean football: South America's sporting David
How the region’s athletic overachiever has got ahead(8)
What to look out for in the coming days(9)
Ecuador's politics: Not over yet
The opposition cries fraud in Ecuador's constitutional referendum(1)
The Economist's readers oppose Ecuador's constitutional referendum(0)
This week in print: Education in Mexico, a tight refendum count in Ecuador and Canada's boreal zone
A roundup of the week's Americas stories(3)
Ecuador's constitutional referendum: A close count
The balance of powers hangs in the balance(5)
Ecuador's politics: Counting his guinea pigs
A close vote in a referendum on constitutional reform(0)
Ecuadorean-American relations: A new scalp
Ecuador expels the American ambassador(9)
Ecuador's politics: A cure worse than the disease
Rafael Correa's disturbing referendum(0)
A roundup of the week's Americas news(0)
Environmental litigation: Monster or victim?
A court in Ecuador controversially fines Chevron a whopping $9 billion(23)
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