Ecuador

Fuel subsidy cuts have a history of triggering unrest in Latin America, but Moreno may feel he has to take the risk

Presidential animosity has polarised politics and is exacerbating doubts over judicial independence

Ecuador’s new economy and finance minister is the second new appointment to the post in as many months

The government is edging ahead with economic and fiscal reforms but will face domestic and international opposition

Negotiations look likely to collapse regardless of what country hosts them

The result of February’s reform referendum has emboldened Moreno but economic woes are likely to weigh on his popularity

The disruption of security dynamics in Colombia is being felt across the border

Ecuador’s recent referendum has formalised the president’s mining dilemma rather than resolving it