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After the jury decided not to indict the Policeman Daniel Pantaleo for causing the death by strangulation of an unarmed Afro-American man, thousands of protesters took to the streets of New York yesterday. The protests were mostly peaceful and began on Wednesday night at various...

17 states led by Texas filed a lawsuit yesterday against immigration enforcement actions announced by the US President Barack Obama, for which nearly five million of undocumented immigrants aretemporarily regulated. This was announced by the Procurator of Texas and...

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, former president of Brazil, gave a lecture yesterday at the Civic Center in Guayaquil, in framework of the seminar of the Union of South American Nations (Unasur for its Spanish acronym). During his presentation, Lula made a remembrance of the birth of...

The Superintendent of Banks, Pedro Solines, formalized his resignation to the President of the Republic, Rafael Correa. Solines indicated that in the coming days he will formalize his resignation to the National Assembly, as provided by law. Solines explained that his resignation...

Yesterday, representatives of Claro and Movistar attended to the Commission on the Rights of the Workers of the National Assembly to present their views on the limits on the profits distribution, which is included in the bill of Labour Justice and recognition of Work at Home....

Then Russian President Vladimir Putin lashed out this Thursday against western attempts to contain Russia, he acknowledged that economic sanctions have hurt the country and announced plans to strengthen ties with Latin America. During his speech on the state of the Nation before...