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GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador — Ecuadorians voted on Sunday to reject a package of referendum measures that would have allowed foreign military bases in the country. The result is seen as a sharp political ...

Rejection loss for President Noboa, who has said bases key to cooperation Violent deaths in Ecuador rose over 36% year-on-year in first nine months of 2025 Noboa accepts result QUITO, Nov 16 (Reuters) ...

Ecuadorians on Sunday rejected their president’s attempt to rewrite the constitution, a move that would likely have doomed the world’s only constitutional recognition of the rights of nature. Nearly ...