Schools, shops closed in Ecuador's biggest cities after gang

Schools and stores sat shuttered, many people stayed home and soldiers roamed the streets of Ecuador's biggest cities Wednesday, the day after armed gang members who invaded a television station during a live broadcast aroused new levels of fear in a nation experiencing a wave of criminal violence.

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