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Center For American Progress
October 6, 2008
The Indypendent
October 6, 2008
Uribe's pretext for the cancellation was that he took offense to comments that Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa made, when he claimed that he will "never ...
Reuters
October 6, 2008
QUITO, Oct 6 (Reuters) -
Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa has threatened to expel foreign
oil companies if they fail to lift dwindling output in the
OPEC ...
RightSide Advisors
October 6, 2008
There were multiple stories over the weekend that Ecuadorian
President Rafael Correa had threatened to kick out foreign
oil companies and nationalize their ...
KVOA.com
October 6, 2008
President Rafael Correa says
Petroleo Brasileiro has not followed through on a two-week-old deal giving
Ecuador's state oil company control of the field. ...
Washington Post
October 6, 2008
The latest step came last week in
Ecuador, where voters approved a new
Constitution that concentrates power in the hands of
President Rafael Correa. ...
International Herald Tribune
October 5, 2008
President Rafael Correa says
Petroleo Brasileiro SA has not followed through on a two-week-old deal giving
Ecuador's state oil company control of the field. ...
Reuters
October 4, 2008
On Friday, Uribe canceled an October 14 trip he had planned to a regional diplomatic meeting in
Ecuador after that country's president,
Rafael Correa, ...
Bloomberg
October 4, 2008
By Stephan Kueffner Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) --
Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa said
President Alvaro Uribe of
Colombia won't attend a summit of four Andean ...
CNNMoney.com
October 3, 2008
(CVX) said the
Ecuadorian government interferes in a lawsuit opened against the company after Ecuador's
President Rafael Correa said he would help the ...
Voice of America
October 3, 2008
In recent months, President Rafael Correa has criticized the adoption of the dollar economy, saying it hobbles future economic growth in the Andean nation. ...
Latin America Press
October 3, 2008
28 referendum, handing a major win to President Rafael Correa´s political project. The new charter, which was written by an assembly controlled by his ...
guardian.co.uk
October 3, 2008
MercoPress
October 3, 2008
The new
Constitution promoted by
President Rafael Correa was approved by 64% of the electorate. The overwhelming support even in Guayaquil,
Ecuador's main ...
Euroweek.com
October 3, 2008
In Sunday's vote a majority, forecast at 64% or over on exit polls, approved the redraft backed by the government of President Rafael Correa. ...
Mission Network NEws (press release)
October 3, 2008
The new
Constitution will broaden
President Rafael Correa's powers and will allow him to run for two more consecutive terms. Doug Weber is the Director of ...
Tribune
October 3, 2008
by Enrico Tortolano WITH nearly 70 per cent of the vote,
Ecuador's left-wing president,
Rafael Correa, has won a landslide referendum on a new
Constitution ...
International Herald Tribune
October 3, 2008
AP QUITO,
Ecuador:
President Rafael Correa says Ecuador has not yet decided whether to accept a proposal from Brazilian construction company Odebrecht to ...
IRC's Americas Program
October 2, 2008
A key player in the "yes" decision was without a doubt President Rafael Correa, whose administration stands out for its reorientation of public investment ...
EasyBourse.com
October 2, 2008
The government of President Rafael Correa, however, said the land occupations are illegal, and has ordered police to kick out the squatters. ...
The Indypendent
October 2, 2008
28 with a 64 percent "yes" vote, scoring a major victory for
President Rafael Correa. Correa hailed the results, saying that "today
Ecuador has decided on a ...
Economist
October 2, 2008
... an almost two-thirds majority (64%) to approve a new
Constitution-
Ecuador's 20th since independence-giving
President Rafael Correa sweeping new powers ...
AS/COA Online
October 2, 2008
In a Sunday referendum, Ecuadorians voted in support of a new
Constitution trumpeted by
President Rafael Correa. The new document guarantees access to water ...
Reuters
October 2, 2008
Ecuador's President,
Rafael Correa, accused the company of having badly built a dam, which was completed last year, but is not functioning because of ...
El Universal
October 1, 2008
... to meet with his Brazilian counterpart Luis Inacio Lula da Silva and also with their counterparts of
Bolivia,
Evo Morales and
Ecuador,
Rafael Correa. ...
Inside Costa Rica
September 30, 2008
... Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa said Monday that he may cancel payment of some loans, but that the country would not default on its foreign debt. ...
El Universal
September 30, 2008
Petroleumworld.com
September 30, 2008
A constitutional referendum to expand the authority of
Ecuador 's
President Rafael Correa easily won approval with 64 percent of the vote, according to ...
Petroleumworld.com
September 30, 2008
Voters in
Ecuador approved on Sunday a new
Constitution backed by leftist
President Rafael Correa, handing him the ability to tighten state control over the ...
International Herald Tribune
September 30, 2008
AP QUITO,
Ecuador: Ecuador's leftist president,
Rafael Correa, is studying whether to eliminate up to 20 international investment pacts because he says some ...
La Opinión
September 30, 2008
Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa won a resounding victory in securing popular support for his constitutional reform. The referendum gives the head of ...
Latin Business Chronicle
September 29, 2008
The latest action against the Brazilian multinational comes after the authoritarian government of President Rafael Correa issued arrest orders against two ...
Xinhua
September 29, 2008
29 (Xinhua) --
President Rafael Correa of
Ecuador scored yet another victory at the ballot boxes with official results showing the weekend's referendum on a ...
El Universal
September 29, 2008
Presidents
Evo Morales of
Bolivia and
Rafael Correa of
Ecuador had been invited to participate in the meeting with Lula and Chávez. ...
Forbes
September 29, 2008
QUITO, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Leftist
President Rafael Correa of
Ecuador said on Monday he did not rule out halting some 'illegitimate' debt payments, ...
Democracy Now
September 29, 2008
In
Ecuador, voters appear to have approved a new
Constitution, handing a major victory to
President Rafael Correa. The website UpsideDownWorld reports the ...
TVNZ
September 29, 2008
Leftist
President Rafael Correa has vowed to tighten his grip over
Ecuador's oil-based economy after sweeping to victory in a referendum on a new ...
Vancouver Sun
September 29, 2008
GUAYAQUIL,
Ecuador -- Leftist
President Rafael Correa on Sunday claimed a "historic victory" in a referendum to give him new powers, tightening his grip on ...
The Indypendent
September 29, 2008
eTaiwan News
September 29, 2008
... quick count shows that Ecuadoreans have approved a new
Constitution with 63 percent of the vote, a major victory for leftist
President Rafael Correa. ...
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