QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuador's socialist president Rafael Correa presented a bill on Monday asking lawmakers to annul an investment protection treaty with the United States, which would prevent U.S. companies from filing for arbitration against the Andean country.Full story
QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa vowed on Monday to press ahead with laws to control the media and redistribute land to the poor as he looks to deepen his socialist revolution after a resounding re-election victory. Full story
QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa, one of Latin America's most outspoken leftist leaders, is almost certain to win re-election on Sunday thanks to heavy state spending that has benefited the poor. Full story
A cyclist practices stunts on on ramps installed on the tracks of Quito's Old Mariscal Sucre International Airport, in Tababela May 19, 2013. Over a hundred thousand people have visited the former airport every weekend for sports and recreational activities ever since the city turned it into an 126-
People walk their dogs on the tracks of Quito's Old Mariscal Sucre International Airport, in Tababela May 19, 2013. Over a hundred thousand people have visited the former airport every weekend for sports and recreational activities ever since the city turned it into an 126-acres long city park, Quit
People cycle on the tracks of Quito's Old Mariscal Sucre International Airport, in Tababela May 19, 2013. Over a hundred thousand people have visited the former airport every weekend for sports and recreational activities ever since the city turned it into an 126-acres long city park, Quito's mayor
People practice stunts on their bicycles on ramps installed on the tracks of Quito's Old Mariscal Sucre International Airport, in Tababela May 19, 2013. Over a hundred thousand people have visited the former airport every weekend for sports and family activities ever since the city turned it into an
