Noboa’s ‘New Ecuador’ Has Some Fearing Loss of Civil Freedoms

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One week it’s political parties, the next it’s the courts, then it’s the media. Ecuador's president is consolidating power in ways that are causing growing unease

On a recent Sunday morning, Ecuadorians awoke to find that the front pages of two widely circulated newspapers were blank.

Ecuador’s Noboa Tightens Grip on Political Parties, Courts, Media

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