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Julian Assange's Spat With Ecuador Involved Messy Cat, "Improper Hygiene"
Julian Assange Arrested: Ecuador's decision to abruptly end Julian Assange's seven-year asylum in its London embassy on Thursday followed a long deterioration in relations, driven in part by suspicions he was secretly fuelling corruption allegations against President Lenin Moreno.
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Not Up To US To Decide On Julian Assange Asylum, Ecuador Says
It's not up to Washington to decide the fate of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Ecuador's top diplomat said Friday, following the visit of US Vice President Mike Pence.
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Ecuador Spied On Julian Assange At London Embassy
Ecuador spied on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at its London embassy where he has been living since 2012, initially to support him but things changed after he hacked the mission's computers, the Guardian reported Wednesday.
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Ecuador Quake Death Count Rises To Nearly 650
The death count from Ecuador's devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake last week has risen to 646 people, President Rafael Correa said during a TV broadcast today.
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Ecuador Counts Over 400 Earthquake Deaths, Damage In The Billions
Touring a city ravaged by the earthquake that killed at least 413 people, Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa on Monday contemplated a rebuilding costing billions of dollars and a potentially "huge" impact on the fragile OPEC economy.
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Ecuador Earthquake Repairs To Cost Billions Of Dollars: President
Rebuilding after the devastation caused by the weekend earthquake in Ecuador will probably cost "billions of dollars," President Rafael Correa said on Monday.
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Earthquake Kills 233 In Ecuador; Emergency Workers Rush In
The strongest earthquake to hit Ecuador in decades flattened buildings and buckled highways along its Pacific coast. President Rafael Correa said at least 233 people had died and rescuers were struggling to reach survivors trapped in the rubble.
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Ecuador Army Plane Crash Kills All 22 Aboard: President Rafael Correa
An Ecuadoran army plane crashed in the Amazon rainforest Tuesday, killing all 22 people on board, President Rafael Correa said.
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Ecuador Says Julian Assange Will Answer Sweden's Questions In Days
Ecuador, whose UK embassy provides refuge to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, will have him answer questions from Swedish authorities about allegations of assault and rape against two women, President Rafael Correa said on Wednesday.
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Ecuador Volcano Quiet After Prompting State of Emergency
After rumbling and belching ash, the Cotopaxi volcano was silent Sunday, hours after Ecuador declared a state of emergency and fearful residents were evacuated.
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State of Emergency Declared in Ecuador Over Cotopaxi Volcanic Activity
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa on Saturday declared a state of emergency following increased activity the day before at the giant Cotopaxi volcano, giving the government greater leeway to mobilize financial resources in the event an eruption.
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Ecuador Villages Evacuated as Cotopaxi Volcano Rumbles to Life
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa declared a state of emergency Saturday as the dangerous Cotopaxi volcano rumbled to life and prompted evacuation orders in several villages threatened by landslides.
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Pope Francis Urges Dialogue, Launches Environmental SOS in Ecuador
Pope Francis called for dialogue on Tuesday in front of nearly one million people at an outdoor mass in Ecuador's capital, before launching an appeal for better care of the Amazon.
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Pope Francis Expected to Draw More Than a Million at Ecuador Mass
Pope Francis, in South America on a three-nation tour, will perform mass in Ecuador today, with more than a million faithful - many of whom camped out overnight - expected to attend.
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Pope Francis Comes 'Home' to South America to Defend Planet, Poor
Laughing as his cap flew off in the Andean highland wind, Pope Francis flew into Ecuador on Sunday to start a "homecoming" tour of South America, where he will champion the rights of the poor and the planet.
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Julian Assange's Spat With Ecuador Involved Messy Cat, "Improper Hygiene"
Julian Assange Arrested: Ecuador's decision to abruptly end Julian Assange's seven-year asylum in its London embassy on Thursday followed a long deterioration in relations, driven in part by suspicions he was secretly fuelling corruption allegations against President Lenin Moreno.
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Not Up To US To Decide On Julian Assange Asylum, Ecuador Says
It's not up to Washington to decide the fate of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Ecuador's top diplomat said Friday, following the visit of US Vice President Mike Pence.
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Ecuador Spied On Julian Assange At London Embassy
Ecuador spied on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at its London embassy where he has been living since 2012, initially to support him but things changed after he hacked the mission's computers, the Guardian reported Wednesday.
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Ecuador Quake Death Count Rises To Nearly 650
The death count from Ecuador's devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake last week has risen to 646 people, President Rafael Correa said during a TV broadcast today.
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Ecuador Counts Over 400 Earthquake Deaths, Damage In The Billions
Touring a city ravaged by the earthquake that killed at least 413 people, Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa on Monday contemplated a rebuilding costing billions of dollars and a potentially "huge" impact on the fragile OPEC economy.
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Ecuador Earthquake Repairs To Cost Billions Of Dollars: President
Rebuilding after the devastation caused by the weekend earthquake in Ecuador will probably cost "billions of dollars," President Rafael Correa said on Monday.
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Earthquake Kills 233 In Ecuador; Emergency Workers Rush In
The strongest earthquake to hit Ecuador in decades flattened buildings and buckled highways along its Pacific coast. President Rafael Correa said at least 233 people had died and rescuers were struggling to reach survivors trapped in the rubble.
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Ecuador Army Plane Crash Kills All 22 Aboard: President Rafael Correa
An Ecuadoran army plane crashed in the Amazon rainforest Tuesday, killing all 22 people on board, President Rafael Correa said.
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Ecuador Says Julian Assange Will Answer Sweden's Questions In Days
Ecuador, whose UK embassy provides refuge to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, will have him answer questions from Swedish authorities about allegations of assault and rape against two women, President Rafael Correa said on Wednesday.
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Ecuador Volcano Quiet After Prompting State of Emergency
After rumbling and belching ash, the Cotopaxi volcano was silent Sunday, hours after Ecuador declared a state of emergency and fearful residents were evacuated.
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State of Emergency Declared in Ecuador Over Cotopaxi Volcanic Activity
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa on Saturday declared a state of emergency following increased activity the day before at the giant Cotopaxi volcano, giving the government greater leeway to mobilize financial resources in the event an eruption.
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Ecuador Villages Evacuated as Cotopaxi Volcano Rumbles to Life
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa declared a state of emergency Saturday as the dangerous Cotopaxi volcano rumbled to life and prompted evacuation orders in several villages threatened by landslides.
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Pope Francis Urges Dialogue, Launches Environmental SOS in Ecuador
Pope Francis called for dialogue on Tuesday in front of nearly one million people at an outdoor mass in Ecuador's capital, before launching an appeal for better care of the Amazon.
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Pope Francis Expected to Draw More Than a Million at Ecuador Mass
Pope Francis, in South America on a three-nation tour, will perform mass in Ecuador today, with more than a million faithful - many of whom camped out overnight - expected to attend.
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Pope Francis Comes 'Home' to South America to Defend Planet, Poor
Laughing as his cap flew off in the Andean highland wind, Pope Francis flew into Ecuador on Sunday to start a "homecoming" tour of South America, where he will champion the rights of the poor and the planet.
