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Ecuador’s economy returned to positive, but sluggish, growth In early 2018, the MORENO administration held a public referendum on seven economic and political issues in a move counter to CORREA-administration policies, reduce corruption, strengthen democracy, and revive employment and the economy
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Ecuador was a successor country following the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 Between 1904 and 1942, Ecuador lost territory in conflicts with its neighbors The country has been politically unstable for much of its recent history, with 20 constitutions since gaining independence
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Ecuador’s economy fell into recession in 2015 and remained in recession in 2016 Declining oil prices and exports forced the CORREA administration to cut government oulays Foreign investment in Ecuador is low as a result of the unstable regulatory environment and weak rule of law
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Ecuador was a successor country following the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 Between 1904 and 1942, Ecuador lost territory in conflicts with its neighbors The country has been politically unstable for much of its recent history, with 20 constitutions since gaining independence
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