US Congress passes economic, environmental, security related ‘Association Law 2022’ with Ecuador
Published on December 19, 2022
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Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Ecuador’s Foreign Minister confirmed that the project was approved within the US Defense Expenditure Authorization Act. President Guillermo Lasso traveled to that US on Sunday to meet with his US President Joe Biden. Foreign Minister Juan Carlos Holguín described the approval of the United States-Ecuador Association Law 2022, as a sign […]
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Going on ahead
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ECLAC maintained economic growth forecast for Ecuador
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Seven things changed in Ecuador after the agreement with the IMF
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Lasso calls out judges who unjustifiably release criminal gang leaders
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