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(Bloomberg) -- Ecuador, still grieving from the assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio, is a week away from an election that investors are betting will result in a dose of stability in the Andean nation.Most Read from BloombergDavid Solomon Scrutiny Spreads From Goldman to Alma MaterMaui Now Looks a Lot Less Like ParadiseBankman-Fried in Custody After Bail Is Revoked Over LeaksLook to the Options Market for Signs of Stock Market TroubleIn the wake of the tragedy, Ecuador&...

The killing of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio underscores how once-peaceful Ecuador has spiraled into a state of political violence.

By Esteban Duarte, Maria Elena Vizcaino and Natasha White (Bloomberg) –The world’s biggest ocean friendly debt swap is coming together in Ecuador, with Credit Suisse Group AG offering a yield of...

Despite a solid fundamental outlook, headwinds have been present. Read more.