Ecuador’s presidential election: What’s at stake?
By Michael Otto posted on April 10, 2021
Ibarra, Ecuador
April 9 The latest polls before the April 11 runoff presidential election here revealed high percentages of null votes and undecided voters and little space between the two candidates. During the last four years, the dominant ruling elites never ceased their desperate and blatantly undemocratic destruction of the Citizens’ Revolution (RC) in an attempt to maintain their hold on state power. This makes the election’s stakes high for Ecuador’s workers.
Economist Andrés Arauz is the candidate for the UNES United for Hope coalition. Former President Rafael Correa and his Citizens’ Revolution movement support Arauz.
INEI participó en reunión del Comité de la Conferencia Estadística de las Américas
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INEC aporta con nueva herramienta estadística
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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Prices in Mexico continue to rise. In March, inflation reached its highest level in more than two years, reaching 4.67%, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) published on Thursday.
The rise is largely due to the continued increase in the price of oil in international markets and the price of food within the country. Experts expect inflation to continue rising, and the Bank of Mexico, in charge of maintaining price stability, walks a fine line between contributing to economic recovery and containing inflation.
The consumer price index rose almost 1% in March compared to the previous month. (Photo internet reproduction)
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Romania s FOB/CIF trade balance deficit was 3.070 billion euros, in the first two months of this year, by 455.9 million euros higher from a year ago, according to data released on Friday by the National Institute of Statistics (INS).
Official statistics also show that in the period January 1 - February 28, 2021, FOB exports amounted to 11.192 billion euros, and CIF imports amounted to 14.262 billion euros. Exports decreased by 3.7% and imports increased by 0.2% compared to the same period in 2020.
In February 2021, FOB exports amounted to 5.786 billion euros, and CIF imports amounted to 7.675 billion euros, resulting in a deficit of 1.889 billion euros. Compared to February 2020, exports in February 2021 decreased by 2.5% and imports increased by 6.1%.