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17JUN22- Basically Gonna put Pichincha …and cotopaxi y imbabura provinces, in state of exception and curfews, same as esmeradas, manabi y guayas, and much more concessions: Important news (including the announcement of a curfew) for people in the provinces of Pichincha, Cotopaxi and Imbabura:

Lasso decrees a state of emergency in Pichincha, Cotopaxi and Imbabura due to a national strike
The President of the Republic, Guillermo Lasso, announced new actions that the National Government will take regarding the national strike called by the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (Conaie). This was done through the national chain on the night of this Friday, June 17.

One of the actions that he decided to apply is the state of exception in the provinces of Pichincha, Cotopaxi and Imbabura as of midnight on June 17, 2022.

Additionally, "to alleviate the difficult situation of many families" he pointed out that:
🔸The human development bonus will be increased to USD 55.
🔸An emergency is declared in the public health system.
🔸The budget for intercultural education will be doubled
🔸50% of the price of urea (fertilizer) will be subsidized for small and medium producers.
🔸An agricultural loan of up to USD 5,000 at 1% and a 30-year term will be provided.
🔸There will be no increase in diesel, gas and extra gasoline and ecocountry.
🔸There will be no privatization of public services
🔸Banecuador will forgive all overdue credits up to USD 3,000

The state of exception will last 30 days.
The Executive Decree determines that the right to freedom of association and assembly is suspended in the aforementioned provinces; which limits the formation of crowds in public spaces 24 hours a day.
Additionally, freedom of movement is restricted, so a curfew is decreed in the Metropolitan District of Quito (DMQ) from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.

The following sectors are excepted from the curfew restriction:
🔸Health services of the comprehensive public health network and the complementary private network.
🔸Public security, complementary private security and risk management and emergency services.
🔸Road emergency services.

🔸Public servants of the Ministry of Government and the Ministry of the Interior.
🔸Public servants or personnel of contractors of public entities that certify that they must travel to ensure the continuity of public services.
🔸Workers in the logistics chain of the export sector, who must demonstrate that they work in a company within said sector and, if applicable, the legality of the cargo they transport.

🔸People who must travel to and from airports for scheduled flights within curfew hours.
🔸Lawyers, as long as they prove the need to attend a judicial proceeding, officials of the Constitutional Court and public servants of the Judicial Function.
🔸Social media workers.

🔸Workers in strategic sectors defined as such in the Constitution.
The President ended his speech by inviting dialogue. "United, sitting at a table, we will find solutions that alleviate the situation of Ecuadorian families."
What does the Conaie say?

On the night of Thursday, June 16, the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (Conaie) gave the Government an ultimatum to give answers to the list of demands demanded by the indigenous movement.
According to the indigenous leader, the Conaie rejected the dialogue until the results of the 10 petitions to the Government are made public.

Around 9:15 p.m. this Friday, June 17, Conaie issued a statement calling on its members not to allow vandalism, violence and identify infiltrators who want to generate chaos. "The protest must be carried out with a clear agenda, dignity and collective conscience," the statement said."

https://www.elcomercio.com/actualidad/guillermo-lasso-estado-excepcion-conaie.html

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"It is an absurdity, it is laughable, to speak of such a
pending disaster as "The End of the World."

We are discussing the end of Humanity, or we are discussing the
end of Civilization, or we are perhaps even discussing
the end of some this or that Empire that we mistakenly
believe to identify with.

The end of the world will come when the sun
expands and engulfs it.

Now, is it truly a surprise that our discourse relates
economic tragedy with an ecological one?

That we actually behave as though a marked downturn in
the Market can somehow be compared to the death of Nature?

We are so enamored with our vastness and resource that we have forgotten the lark and the sparrow.

So I say, come armageddon. Come, you horsemen.
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