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Ecuador President Noboa Shuts Down Nation on Electricity Crisis

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa ordered businesses and government offices to shut down Thursday and Friday amid a crippling lack of electrical power ahead of a key national referendum scheduled for Sunday.

By: financialpost.com

Apr 17 2024
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Ecuador President Noboa Shuts Down Nation on Electricity Crisis

(Bloomberg) — Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa ordered businesses and government offices to shut down Thursday and Friday amid a crippling lack of electrical power ahead of a key national referendum scheduled for Sunday. Read More

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