Conaie’s demands and the Government’s responses

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As supplies dwindle, Cuencanos ask for state of exception to unblock roads
So who is Leonidas Iza, the president of the Conaie?
Pichincha Prefecture refused to clear road where soldiers were ambushed
Lasso faces ‘cross death’ from charges brought by the correístas
Lasso will decree another state of emergency if anarchy and violence return
A conspiracy theory isn’t always wrong
Pachakutik assemblyman: “My family was intimidated to force me to vote for removal of Lasso.”

Conaie’s demands and the Government’s responses

1. Fuel Prices
2. Debt Moratorium
3. Product Prices
4. Labor Rights
5. Mining Extraction
6. Collective Rights
7. On Privatizations
8. Product Price Control
9. Health and Access to Higher Education
10. Security policies
Other points in Lasso’s letter

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As supplies dwindle, Cuencanos ask for state of exception to unblock roads

by Rebeca Mendoza | June 27, 2022 | Volume 6, Issue 38

The closure of the roads that connect Azuay with the rest of the country hits the productive sector of Cuenca. The Chamber of Industries estimates that in the first 11 days of the stoppage there are losses of $10.0 million. The representatives of the productive chambers of Cuenca spoke out on Friday, June 24th, in […]

So who is Leonidas Iza, the president of the Conaie?

by Rebeca Mendoza | June 27, 2022 | Volume 6, Issue 38

The name Leonidas Iza became relevant in the national strike of October 2019. Since then, his political profile has been on the rise, and now he is one of the main opponents of the Guillermo Lasso government. The arrest of Leonidas Iza, after leading the first day of mobilizations in the framework of the national […]

Pichincha Prefecture refused to clear road where soldiers were ambushed

by Rebeca Mendoza | June 27, 2022 | Volume 6, Issue 38

The Ministry of Transport and Public Works reportedly asked the Pichincha Prefecture at least 3 times to clear the Mitad del Mundo-Río Blanco highway. The Middle of the World-Río Blanco Road has been blocked for several days by protesters who support the national strike, despite the fact that the Prefecture has been asked to enable […]

Lasso faces ‘cross death’ from charges brought by the correístas

by Rebeca Mendoza | June 27, 2022 | Volume 6, Issue 38

On Friday night, June 25, 2022, on the 13th day of the national strike, the assembly members debated the ‘crusade death’ (or ‘cross death’), a mechanism proposed by the Unión por la Esperanza (UNES) to remove President Lasso. UNES is considered the party of ‘correismo.’ In the virtual session, there were 135 assembly members —of 137, in total. […]

Lasso will decree another state of emergency if anarchy and violence return

by Rebeca Mendoza | June 27, 2022 | Volume 6, Issue 38

The president, who held an interview with CNN, faces a request for impeachment in the Assembly. Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso, in an interview with CNN this past Saturday, said that once they managed to recover peace, he repealed the state of emergency decree “so that everyone who is concerned has the peace of mind that […]

A conspiracy theory isn’t always wrong

by Rebeca Mendoza | June 27, 2022 | Volume 6, Issue 38

Well, I had hoped that I wouldn’t be talking about this ‘national strike’ any longer (the finger quotes are because calling this protest a strike is like calling a fish a hammer). I had hoped that sense could win out and that the people in charge of both sides would not play a political game, […]

Pachakutik assemblyman: “My family was intimidated to force me to vote for removal of Lasso.”

by Rebeca Mendoza | June 27, 2022 | Volume 6, Issue 38

The legislator says that since the Saturday morning, videos have been circulating online with people saying that they will go looking for the assembly members house by house. Rafael Lucero, an assemblyman from Pachakutik, says that his daughter and grandchildren were intimidated on Saturday, June 25th by people who were looking for him to pressure […]

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In this article

More from this issue

As supplies dwindle, Cuencanos ask for state of exception to unblock roads

So who is Leonidas Iza, the president of the Conaie?

Pichincha Prefecture refused to clear road where soldiers were ambushed

Lasso faces ‘cross death’ from charges brought by the correístas

Lasso will decree another state of emergency if anarchy and violence return

A conspiracy theory isn’t always wrong

Pachakutik assemblyman: “My family was intimidated to force me to vote for removal of Lasso.”

Conaie’s demands and the Government’s responses

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