VOICED : Indigenas de Ecuador vuelven al campo tras luchar en las calles

The indigenous people of Ecuador returned to their lands after 12 days of protests against the removal of fuel subsidies, which had led to a significant increase in fuel prices. These protests included marches to Quito, road blockades, and temporary occupation of government buildings. Despite the government's reversal of the subsidy removal, indigenous leaders emphasize that their struggle continues, aiming for broader economic discussions. Indigenous people, who make up 25% of Ecuador's population, remain the country's poorest sector.

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