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For the fourth consecutive day, the national strike in Ecuador continues in protest against President Daniel Noboa's decision to eliminate the diesel subsidy. Protests continue with roadblocks in Imbabura, Pichincha, Cotopaxi and Zamora Chinchipe. For its part, the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador reported that military tanks entered Pegüche and remained concealed in vacant lots, causing fear and intimidation among the mobilised population. This comes after the many complaints against the Noboa government for its use of excessive force against Indigenous communities. Meanwhile, social movements are reiterating that the indefinite, progressive strike will continue throughout the national territory until the president revokes the diesel subsidy.

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00:00In other news, for the first consecutive date, the national strike in Ecuador continues,
00:05in protest against President Daniel Novoa's decision to eliminate the diesel subsidy.
00:10Protests continue with roadblocks in Imbabura, Pichincha, Cotopaxi and Zamora, Chipchipe.
00:17For its part, the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador reported that military
00:21tanks entered Peguche and remained concealed in vacant lots, causing fear and intimidation
00:28among the mobilized population.
00:30This comes after the many complaints against the Novoa government for its use of excessive
00:35force against indigenous communities.
00:37Meanwhile, social movements have reiterated that the indefinite progressive strike will
00:42continue throughout the national territory until the President revokes the diesel subsidy.
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