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Ecuador: Trade Unions, Indigenous Organizations Protest Against Noboa's Policies

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Main trade unions and indigenous organizations in Ecuador have called for protests against the policies implemented by President Daniel Noboa. The protests, which began with a march in Quito, demand better public services and the freedom of former presidential candidate Luisa González, who is currently in preventive prison for an alleged money laundering case. Activists and leaders have expressed their discontent with Noboa's government, stating that it has lost popular support and is persecuting political leaders. Further protests are planned for November 7, 15, and 25, as well as December 10.

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    Los principales sindicatos de Ecuador, junto a organizaciones sociales...

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    Sindicatos y organizaciones de Ecuador convocan a una protesta contra...

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    Un centenar de personas marchan contra Noboa a un mes de las eleccione...

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    Un centenar de personas marchan contra Noboa a un mes de las eleccione...

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