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Fire barricades and totally destroyed roads. Ecuadoreans of right-wing persuasion will tell you this is senseless destruction. Protesters feel they've exhausted all other possibilities with their government.pic.twitter.com/wStm0o7icZ
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Can't negotiate with a government that aligns with the IMF to impoverish its people.
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Not a good time to remark to the superficialities of things
#tfw the horses are not responsible for thisThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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"Ecuadorean" . I guess you meant Ecuadorian.
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Living in Ecuador for 11 years, I have seen demonstrations of the natives against Correa, but never this violent. It is not in their nature to be destructive & vandalize their country. I believe someone else is behind these thugs. Raffael Correa or George Soros.
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Fire barricades and totally destroyed roads. Venezuelans of chavista persuasion will tell you this is senseless destruction. Protesters feel they've exhausted all other possibilities with their government.
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