Según el presidente de la CONAIE, la decisión se toma ante la arremetida de las fuerzas del orden. El número de muertos asciende a tres y existen centenares de heridos tras casi 30 días de protestas.

According to the president of CONAIE, the decision was made in response to the crackdown by law enforcement. The death toll stands at three, with hundreds injured after nearly 30 days of protests.

CONAIE reports that at least two people have been killed so far and more than a hundred have been injured. The government defends the actions of the security forces and promises to end the national strike in a few days.

El presidente ecuatoriano Daniel Noboa no solo ha agravado la crisis en el país, sino que también está intentando cambiar las instituciones y las leyes del país mediante lagunas jurídicas y la fuerza.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa has not only deepened the crisis in the country, but is also attempting to change the country’s institutions and laws through loopholes and force.

Las protestas continúan en Ecuador ante la fuerte represión y la denuncia de varios periodistas de agresiones y deportaciones. El movimiento indígena anuncia una posible movilización a la capital.

Protests continue in Ecuador amid heavy repression and allegations from several journalists of assaults and deportations. The Indigenous movement announces a possible mobilization to the capital.

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