After a year in the presidency of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa has the questionable distinction of having worsened the crisis initiated by his predecessors.

This episode looks at Ecuador's armed raid on the Mexican embassy in Quito.

Mexico has lodged a formal complaint with United Nation's top court to expel Ecuador from the UN, in response to an armed raid on its embassy in Quito last week.

Ecuador faces a generalized crisis, a product of the mismanagement and betrayals of the last two governments against national sovereignty and social advances.

Ecuador deployed more than 22,400 soldiers to neutralize a campaign of terror waged by gangs that has claimed 16 lives, after its armed forces engaged in a savage deadlock with organized crime.

At least ten people are killed in Ecuador's "internal armed conflict" as the new leader launches a campaign against crime in the South American country.

Hundreds of Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed and injured after Israeli airstrikes hit the Jabalia refugee camp in the Gaza Strip as part of the regime's ongoing bombing campaign against besieged territory.