In Ecuador, the Paro Nacional has erupted over President Daniel Noboa’s economic reforms, notably diesel subsidy cuts, igniting protests and road blockades primarily by indigenous groups. Tensions have escalated with government-imposed curfews and calls for prolonged mobilization, revealing a nationwide conflict over economic policies, social stability, and governance equity. Continue reading Ecuador’s Paro Nacional Escalates Amid Fuel Subsidy Cuts and Government-Indigenous Tensions