Ecuador protests erupt for sixth day over fuel subsidy cuts
An overnight curfew is in place in Ecuador’s capital Quito in areas close to government buildings.
This follows a clash by thousands of protesters with security forces during a sixth day of violent demonstrations.
Many are furious after the government scrapped a 40-year-old fuel subsidy - as part of economic reforms linked to an IMF loan.
AL Jazeera’s Lucia Newman reports from Quito.
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