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After months of feuding, Ecuador's president is ousted by his party

  • Written by Soledad Stoessel, Postdoctoral Researcher, Latin American Political Processes, National University of La Plata

After months of internal dissent and public feuding, Ecuador’s president, Lenin Moreno, has been kicked out of his party, the Alianza Pais. He will remain in office, though, and the decision – technically justified by Moreno’s absence from several meetings – is being hotly contested within the party.

Moreno served as vice...

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