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Six weeks after quake, Ecuador still in clean up mode

Six weeks after quake, Ecuador still in clean up mode

 

Local residents line up to receive food in Manta, after an earthquake struck off Ecuador's Pacific coast, April 21, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Henry Romero

Ecuadoreans in earthquake zone jostle for food, water

  President Rafael Correa has estimated damage at $2 billion to $3 billion

A resident rides his bicycle past collapsed homes in Pedernales, after an earthquake struck off Ecuador's Pacific coast, April 20, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Henry Romero

Ecuador to hike taxes, sell assets to fund quake rebuilding

  Additionally, a one-off tax of 0.9 percent will be imposed on people with wealth of over $1 million

Local residents hold up posters along a road near the village of Manta, after an earthquake struck off Ecuador's Pacific coast, April 20, 2016. The words read : "We need food and water". Photo: Reuters/Henry Romero

Ecuador death toll tops 500, Correa ponders financing

  "We're looking at the possibility of issuing bonds on the international market, but other measures have been planned, a tax reform...

Death toll rises beyond 440 in Ecuador

Death toll rises beyond 440 in Ecuador

 

A man searches for his belongings among the debris of his house in Jama, following the earthquake which struck off Ecuador's Pacific coast, April 19, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Guillermo Granja

Hopes of finding Ecuador quake survivors fade as death toll nears 500

  Nearly 400 rescue workers flew in from countries in Latin America, along with 83 specialists from Switzerland and Spain

Residents walk on debris of a collapsed hotel after an earthquake struck off the Pacific coast, in Portoviejo, Ecuador, April 18, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Henry Romero

Ecuador quake toll climbs over 400, damage put at billions of dollars

  To finance the costs of the emergency, some $600 million in credit from multilateral lenders was immediately activated, the government...

Workers clear debris of a collapsed hotel after an earthquake struck off the Pacific coast, in Portoviejo, Ecuador, April 17, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Henry Romero

Shaken Ecuador hunts for survivors amid 7.8 quake debris

  About 230 aftershocks have rattled survivors, who huddled in the streets, worried the flow of tremors could topple their already cracked homes...

Workers walk on top of the debris of a collapsed hotel under which a flattened taxi is seen after an earthquake struck off the Pacific coast, in Portoviejo, Ecuador, April 17, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Henry Romero

Quake kills 262 along devastated Ecuador coast

  The government said 262 people were killed and up to 2,500 injured, according to the latest tallies on Sunday evening....

Ecuador earthquake death toll spikes to at least 235

Ecuador earthquake death toll spikes to at least 235

 

Red Cross members, military and police officers work at a collapsed area after an earthquake struck off Ecuador's Pacific coast, at Tarqui neighborhood in Manta April 17, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Guillermo Granja

Earthquake kills at least 77 in Ecuador, toll expected to rise

  "What happened here in Pedernales is catastrophic."

People stand on the debris of a building after an earthquake struck off the Pacific coast in Manta, Ecuador, April 16, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Paul Ochoa

Powerful earthquake kills 77 in Ecuador

A state of emergency was declared in six provinces.

Photographer: Rodrigo Buendia/AFP/Getty Images

Canadian court opens door to a $9.5 billion Ecuadorean pollution claim against Chevron

  The oil company will continue to resist liability it claims was established by means of fraud and extortion

Demonstrators clash with police in Ecuador

Demonstrators clash with police in Ecuador

 

New shape-changing frog species named 'Pristimantis Mutabilis'

New shape-changing frog species named 'Pristimantis Mutabilis'

 
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