Ecuador's indigenous converge on capital to protest fuel hikes
Thousands of demonstrators converge on the Ecuadoran capital Quito as intensifying protests against soaring fuel prices slashed oil output by a third and forced under-fire President Lenin Moreno to vacate his government headquarters.
Moreno on Tuesday ordered that authorities restrict movement in areas close to government buildings and strategic installations, according to a written decree, after six days of anti-austerity protests.
The order prevents public access to these areas between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. while a national state of emergency remains, the decree said.
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