Ecuador

1	Ecuador: Mining in Times of Referendums	Carlos Zorrilla
2	Ecuador: Criminalization of the Social Protest in Times of the ‘Citizen Revolution’	Cecilia Chérrez, Acción Ecológica, Translation by Alexandra Quinn
3	Ecuador: The Construction of a New Model of Domination	Raúl Zibechi
4	Large-Scale Mining to Test Rights of Nature in Ecuador	Carlos Zorrilla
5	People's Tribunal against the Criminalization of Protest in Ecuador	Sofía Jarrín
6	Ecuador’s Referendum Reveals a Fragmented Country	Marc Becker
7	No Justice, No Peace: Canadian Mining in Ecuador and Impunity	Carlos Zorrilla and Cyril Mychalejko
8	Ecuadorian Court Rules Against Chevron in Historic Case	Sofía Jarrín
9	Ecuador: Serious Concern Over the Misuse of Terrorism Charges	Many
10	Ecuador's Fickle Friend: Canada	Jennifer Moore
11	BP Sued in Ecuador for Violating the Rights of Nature	Sofía Jarrín
12	Video: Many South American Social Movements Oppose Leaders They Helped Elect	Jesse Freeston, The Real News
13	Ecuador's Challenge: Rafael Correa and the Indigenous Movements	Benjamin Dangl
14	CONAIE on the Attempted Coup in Ecuador	CONAIE
15	Obama Administration Should Oppose Any Attempted Coup in Ecuador	CEPR
16	Ecuador: Small-Scale Miners Questioning Large-Scale Interests in Southern Amazon	Jennifer Moore
17	Indigenous Liberation and Class Struggle in Ecuador: A Conversation with Luis Macas	Jeffery R. Webber
18	A New Wave of Criminalization Against Social Movements in Ecuador	Jennifer Moore
19	Ecuador’s Economy Under Rafael Correa: Twenty-First Century Socialism or the New-Extractivism? – An Inteview with Alberto Acosta	Jeffery R. Webber
20	Reencounter of the Original Peoples and Nationalities of Abya Yala in Ecuador	Marc Becker
21	Ecuador: Correa Looks to Reopen Unpopular Mining Project in Junin	Carlos Zorrilla
22	Decision Delayed Over Ecuador's New Water Law	Jennifer Moore
23	Taking Stock of Canada’s Mining Industry: Ecuadorian Landmark Lawsuit Challenges Canadian Mining Impunity	Jennifer Moore
24	Ecuador: The Debate in the Streets	Jennifer Moore
25	Ecuador: Indigenous Radio Station Spared Closure	Jennifer Moore
26	Ecuador: Politics Closes Indigenous Shuar Radio	Jennifer Moore
27	Bicentennial and Breaking Continuity: Ecuador, Latin America, and Obama	Ronn Pineo
28	Canada-Ecuador: When Stock Exchanges Fuel Human Rights Violations	Carlos Zorrilla
29	Ecuador Uses WTO Rules to Make Medicines More Accessible	Cyril Mychalejko
30	Ecuador: Left Turn?	Marc Becker
31	Ecuador: CONAIE and Correa Begin Dialogue	Jennifer Moore
32	Ecuadorians Protest New Water Law	Jennifer Moore
33	Ecuador's Future for Canadian Transnationals: An Exchange of Indigenous Perspectives	Jennifer Moore
34	Swinging from the Right: Correa and Social Movements in Ecuador	Jennifer Moore
35	Nineteen Reasons Why Nortec Ventures Should Stay Out of the Intag Region of Ecuador	Carlos Zorrilla
36	Ecuador: Mining and the Right of Way	Jennifer Moore
37	Ecuador: The Logic of Development Clashes with Movements	Raúl Zibechi
38	Ecuador: Mining Protests Marginalized, But Growing	Jennifer Moore
39	Ecuador Anti-Mining Blockades Met With Repression, National Mobilization Called for January 20	Daniel Denvir, Photographs by Ximena Warnaars
40	Ecuador Defaults on Foreign Debt	Daniel Denvir
41	Mass Indigenous Protest In Defense of Water Caps Week of Mobilizations in Ecuador	Daniel Denvir
42	In Ecuador, Mass Mobilizations Against Mining Confront President Correa	Daniel Denvir, Jennifer Moore, and Teresa Velasquez
43	Copper Mesa Mining Expected to Lose Junin Project in Ecuador	Carlos Zorrilla
44	Danger Ahead: Correa Gives Mining the Green Light in Ecuador	Jennifer Moore
45	Whither Ecuador? An Interview with Indigenous Activist and Politician Monica Chuji	Daniel Denvir
46	Refugees in Ecuador: Organizing for Human Rights	Stuart Schussler
47	Refugees in Ecuador: Putting Post-Neoliberalism to the Test	Stuart Schussler
48	Ecuador Leads the Way; Now it's Pennsylvania's Turn to Protect the Environment	Cyril Mychalejko
49	Refugees in Ecuador: Plan Colombia and the Asylum Lottery	Stuart Schussler
50	New Ecuadorian Constitution Approved by Strong Majority, President Correa Claims "Historic Victory"	Daniel Denvir

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