Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Presidential candidate Luisa González made a striking claim during a recent radio interview, asserting that Venezuelan citizens in Ecuador are so dismayed by their experiences that they are returning to Venezuela. According to González, this phenomenon is driven by the perception that living conditions in Venezuela are superior to those in […]
González blames interviewer for her “Venezuela has better living conditions than Ecuador” comment
Published on September 11, 2023
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International reserve drops to $6.9 billion, only covers half of its liabilities
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Regardless of Lasso’s position, Government can’t refuse to comply with results of Yasuní popular consultation
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