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EQUADOR: Government Faces Human Rights Cross Roads amnesty candle, Amnesty International News Release - AMR 28/08/9927 February 1999 equador government faces human rights cross roads. http://web.amnesty.org/CANADA/amnesty/news/1999/22800899.htm
Extractions: Government faces human rights cross roads Amnesty International . You may download and read it. You may not alter this information, repost or sell it without permission. If you use this document, you are encouraged to make a donation to Amnesty International to support future research. Here you can find the address of your nearest AI office News Service: 041/99 AI INDEX: AMR 28/08/99 The respect for human rights in Ecuador is at a cross roads, Amnesty International said today commenting on the worsening of the human rights situation under the new government of President Jamil Mahuad Witt. "Since his coming to power last August, the authorities have implemented a set of measures which could result in a human rights crisis in the country," the organization said. While recognizing that the authorities in Ecuador are fully entitled to maintain law and order within the country and are faced by serious tensions, Amnesty International is calling on President Mahuad to publicly state his government's commitment to human rights. "International and domestic human rights standards must be respected, and the authorities should make it clear that abuses by the security forces will not be tolerated," Amnesty International said.
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Extractions: Equador ADD URL EQUADOR - BOOKS WEATHER The World Factbook ... SEARCH FOR: EQUADOR Local Business Directories Government Ministerio de Comercio Exterior, Industrialización y Pesca Ministry for External Commerce, Industrialization and Fisheries Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores Ministry of External Relations Ministerio de Salud Publica Ministry of Public Health Ministerio de Desarrollo Urbano y Vivienda Ministry of Urban Development and Housing Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censos National Institute of Statistics and Census Instituto Nacional de Meteorología e Hidrología National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology Instituto Ecuatoriano de Seguridad Social Equatorian Institute of Social Security Instituto Geográfico Militar Military Geographic Institute Consejo Nacional de Modernización del Estado National Council of Modernization of State Procuraduría General del Estado General Public Prosecution Office Superintendencia de Compañías Superintendence of Companies Superintendencia de Bancos Superintendence of Banks Superintendencia de Telecomunicaciones Superintendence of Telecommunications Banco Central del Ecuador Central Bank of Ecuador Education Our selection from Amazon.com
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Equador Translate this page Cultura e Tradição (1). Viagens (5). Idiomas, 3 languages are spoken inEquador. We have 6329 products available for those languages. government. http://www.worldlanguage.com/Portuguese/Countries/Ecuador.htm
Equador's Situation the privatization of government agencies and natural resources. The struggle the indigenous of equador are involved in http://www.colby.edu/personal/j/jpballar/equador%27s%20situation.htm
Extractions: Equador's situation The Seventh Licensing Round [in which the government grants land concessions to oil companies] now taking place will affect 85 percent of the Amazon region in Ecuador, including many territories of indigenous peoples. This process includes no input from indigenous peoples, who have had 20 years of experience with Texaco. These 20 years have lended their feelings to doubt the vertical decision-making of their own government and the oil companies. The indigenous people of the Amazon are living in a process of structural adjustment that affects the indigenous people the most because they do not have employment, insurance, or any other protection. Structural adjustment programs also affect all Ecuadorians, but many are already employed and hold some kind of security. The policies of structural adjustment wear the mask of modernization, which is really just the privatization of government agencies and natural resources. The struggle the indigenous of Equador are involved in is to avoid the impacts of structural adjustment, as manifested in the policies of privatization, multinational corporations and the upward adjustment of prices by the Ecuadorian government. "Strategically, there are two main directions in which we work: to fight for our rights as indigenous peoples and to help work for proposals for political change, together with other sectors of society. Therefore, we have made concrete political proposals not only for indigenous peoples, but for all of Ecuadorian society." said Luis Macas, a Quechua native of Equador.
Politics Ecuador MIMEVersion 1.0. Subject Re equador's government. Dear Ms. t.,. Couldyou please send us information on the political system in. equador? http://www.msad54.k12.me.us/MSAD54Pages/SAMS/cedarsite/edu/pol_ecu.htm
Extractions: MIME-Version: 1.0 Subject: Re: Equador's government Hi girls. Ecuador (spelled with a "C") is a republic. They vote for their president. Many of the people there are natives who are illiterate and very poor. They will vote for anyone who promises money or services for the poor people. Most of these promises are never kept, they are just said to get votes. Ecuador has had 20 or 30 different constitutions in the past years and they are working on another new one right now. The last president they had was removed by the people and he ran away with $50,000,000 of profits from the sale of oil. The government doesnt have enough control, they cant enforce the laws they make. They seem to have military bases all over the place. They also have many military men with rifles in banks, hotels, supermarkets and other public places for security. Also they have road blocks to check the vehicles. This was a little scary for me. Some of these guys with these big rifles looked like they were about 14 years old. They have no traffic laws, you can drive as fast as you want and the roads are in bad shape so its dangerous.
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Extractions: PUBLIC "-//Stanford University::Libraries::Dept. of Special Collections::Manuscripts Division//TEXT (US::CSt::JL14::Theodore John Kreps Collection)//EN" "jl14.sgm" Guide to the Theodore John Kreps Collection, Processed by Special Collections staff. Machine-readable finding aid derived from Optical Recognition Scanning; machine-readable finding aid created by Sean Quimby. Date of source: 1966 August. Finding aid is written in English. Guide to the Theodore John Kreps Collection, Collection number: JL0014 Department of Special Collections and University Archives Stanford University Libraries Stanford, California Processed by: Special Collections staff Date Completed: 1966 August Encoded by: Sean Quimby Descriptive Summary Kreps, Theodore John. Collection, Kreps, Theodore John, 1897- 6.75 linear ft. Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives. Reports, memos, surveys, statistics, legal documents, and some printed material. Arrangement is chronological. Subjects included are cartels, anti-trust , labor, conservation, investment, reciprocal trade, government purchasing, production, government regulations, inflation, land-lease, war mobilization, and international trade. Administrative Information Access None.
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Extractions: Salinas is a resort located a 126Km of the first commercial city of Ecuador, Guayaquil. In Salinas can find all type of adventure sports, observation of whales, of birds, diving in submarine park, archeology and walk through the Route of Sun. The Hotel Casino Calypsso is in front the sea of the bay of Salinas, next to the Capitania del Puerto and very close to the pink and commercial zone of the city.
Equador's Situation The struggle the indigenous of equador are involved in is to avoid the impacts corporationsand the upward adjustment of prices by the Ecuadorian government.13. http://www.colby.edu/personal/j/jpballar/equador's situation.htm
Extractions: Equador's situation The Seventh Licensing Round [in which the government grants land concessions to oil companies] now taking place will affect 85 percent of the Amazon region in Ecuador, including many territories of indigenous peoples. This process includes no input from indigenous peoples, who have had 20 years of experience with Texaco. These 20 years have lended their feelings to doubt the vertical decision-making of their own government and the oil companies. The indigenous people of the Amazon are living in a process of structural adjustment that affects the indigenous people the most because they do not have employment, insurance, or any other protection. Structural adjustment programs also affect all Ecuadorians, but many are already employed and hold some kind of security. The policies of structural adjustment wear the mask of modernization, which is really just the privatization of government agencies and natural resources. The struggle the indigenous of Equador are involved in is to avoid the impacts of structural adjustment, as manifested in the policies of privatization, multinational corporations and the upward adjustment of prices by the Ecuadorian government. "Strategically, there are two main directions in which we work: to fight for our rights as indigenous peoples and to help work for proposals for political change, together with other sectors of society. Therefore, we have made concrete political proposals not only for indigenous peoples, but for all of Ecuadorian society." said Luis Macas, a Quechua native of Equador.
Oil In Equador The Oil Companies in equador The oil companies have not only caused the decomposition of equadorian communities and the decomposition of their culture but also the destruction of the environment. there has been a very violent reaction on the part of the equadorian government to try to move this case to equador.14 http://www.colby.edu/personal/j/jpballar/oil%20companies%20in%20equador.htm
Extractions: The Oil Companies in Equador The oil companies have not only caused the decomposition of Equadorian communities and the decomposition of their culture but also the destruction of the environment. The fight for land is thus extended to the struggle for maintaining natural balance and health. Texaco is the primary oil company drilling in Equador, and is extracting a resource that brings tremendous wealth for the foreign company, but in the places where it has been extracted there is only poverty and slums that are not fit for human habitation. Texaco extracted 1.4 billion barrels of oil over 25 years from the Amazon forests of Equador under a joint venture with PetroEcuador. During this time, the company spilled an estimated 26.35 million litres of crude oil into local rivers from the operation, studies show. Indigenous and environmental groups are now seeking to hold Texaco accountable in the U.S. courts. We have chosen the United States to air our concerns since that is where Texaco makes its decisions. There is no violation of Ecuadorian sovereignty, since the principal headquarters of Texaco is in the United States. From a legal and political perspective it is appropriate to hear the case in the United States.Yet there has been a very violent reaction on the part of the Equadorian government to try to move this case to Equador.
Equador's Gov And Oil Ecquadorian government and Oil Dissociating from Responsibility. Theexisting bourgeois state, the successive governments, the church http://www.colby.edu/personal/j/jpballar/equadorian gov and oil.htm
Extractions: Ecquadorian Government and Oil: Dissociating from Responsibility The existing bourgeois state, the successive governments, the church and the religious sects, the political parties, the public powers, and the legal organs are instruments of the dominant sectors for keeping the indigenous peoples and all social sectors subjugated, impeding the people's political participation and denying their historical individual and collective rights. Unfortunately the Equadoran government has tried to transfer all aspects of the operation, exploration, exploitation and even the administrative part of oil development to foreign companies, thus handing over extensive territories for prospecting and all the other steps of oil development. There has been no legislation or rules that would enable the government to exercise control over environmental impacts that are caused and there are no instruments that force the companies to comply with anything that would control the social, cultural, and ecological impacts.
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Extractions: Links Select language: Nederlands English Deutsch Japanese Italiano Address: Malecon next to the Capitania del Puerto, Guayaquil, Salinas Number of Rooms: Credit Cards: Amex, Diners, Visa, Eurocard, Mastercard Cancellation: 72 hours before date of arrival Check In: 10.30 hours Check Out: 13.00 hours Ratings: Breve descrição Salinas is a resort located a 126Km of the first commercial city of Ecuador, Guayaquil. In Salinas can find all type of adventure sports, observation of whales, of birds, diving in submarine park, archeology and walk through the Route of Sun. The Hotel Casino Calypsso is in front the sea of the bay of Salinas, next to the Capitania del Puerto and very close to the pink and commercial zone of the city. Catálogos Hotel Casino Calypsso
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Hunger Gnaws, Hope Slow For The Starving Children Of Equador Hunger Gnaws, Hope Slow for Starving Children of equador. When a government deteriorates,the people are not just left behind, they are stomped on and promptly http://members.tripod.com/dljmlight/Text/Disability Life Text/hunger_gnaws,_hope
Extractions: Colorado Quarterly Magazine "Rewriting the Myths, Redefining the Realities" Home Text Version Up Disability Life ... Contact Us Hunger Gnaws, Hope Slow for Starving Children of Equador by Margi Ness As in most countries, the disenfranchised are primarily the poor elderly, single mothers with children, and people with disabilities. When the going gets tough, these people get left behind. When a government deteriorates, the people are not just left behind, they are stomped on and promptly forgotten. A week into my journey, I met Laurel Zaks at an unofficial get-away apartment for Peace Corps Volunteers. Over a few beers, I learned of her work at the Centro de Recuperacion Nutricional, a feeding center for malnourished children. She learned of my interest in the field and of my desire to find out about services for people with disabilities. As luck would have it, the Catholic Dioceses of Germany and New Zealand and Gurgrunethal, a chemical company based in Germany, fund both the feeding center where Laurel works and a new center for people with disabilities. Though the Ecuadorian government provided no assistance, one town provided some help. I was invited to visit both programs. A few weeks later, I hopped a bus to Santa Domingo de Los Colorados, a poor community in the sierra, the highlands of the Andes Mountains. A dilapidated building houses the feeding center. Laurel, a nutritionist with a Master of Arts in Public Health, was in her element. Unlike many other Peace Corps Volunteers who were having trouble finding or developing meaningful projects in the chaos of the country, Laurel knew exactly what she was doing. She was saving childrens lives. Laurel explained the Centros program as we walked through the facility.
Scuba Yellow Pages - Equador - Galapagos Islands warnings and precautions are issued mainly for the equador mainland, not Since September1996, US government personnel have been restricted from travel to http://www.scubayellowpages.com/fastfacts/equador.htm
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Chemically Speaking; June 1999 chemicals. equador's government agricultural officials recognizethat the misuse of pesticides is producing grave problems. One http://pest.ifas.ufl.edu/CMSP-1999/06cmsp99.htm
Extractions: Pesticide Potpourri The 1999 Index of Leading Environmental Indicators is a citizen's guide on environmental quality in the U.S., which is demonstrating that contrary to popular belief, U.S. environmental quality is often improving, not worsening. While individual problems should obviously be taken seriously, data from government sources show that technological innovation and economic growth throughout this century has led to continuous environmental improvement in many areas. These improvements chronicle what was termed the "wealth effect" of a growing economy on the environment. As the U.S. economy grows, so does its ability to control pollution and protect its resources. Economic growth also means improved technology and, therefore, more efficient uses of raw materials and natural resources. This growth, combined with a growing consumer preference for a clean environment, has led to environmental improvements throughout the country. The 1999 Index tries to help the average citizen form an opinion about the environment and about environmental policy. Besides government data sets collected over the past 20 years, this Index took a long-term look at environmental trends in order to determine the true cause of improvements more accurately. Ironically, people today express a great deal of pessimism and anxiety about the environment. Yet fears about environmental degradation in the U.S. can often be unfounded, as evidenced by the following Index facts:
IEEP INSTITUTES MONETARY REFORM IN EQUADOR Who would believe that the Ecuadorian government's recent move to dollarize theeconomy has its roots in a humble, freemarket institute located in the port http://www.atlasusa.org/highlight_archive/2000/H2000-01-IEEP.html
Extractions: "The role of Dora de Ampuero and the IEEP has been transcendental in this most important change of Ecuador. Praise must be given to this untiring fighter for liberty." José Luis Cordeiro, president, Venezuelan Exporters Association There is no demonstrable, scientific way to trace how ideas get implemented into public policy. Yet, one thing is certain: policy changes do not occur magically and automatically. They typically result from the relentless efforts of many dedicated individuals. The story of Dora de Ampuero, president of the Instituto Ecuatoriano de Economía Política (IEEP), provides an illustrative example of how a persistent devotion to ideas can lead to effective public policy reform. Who would believe that the Ecuadorian government's recent move to dollarize the economy has its roots in a humble, free-market institute located in the port city of Guayaquil? Yet, beyond doubt, the IEEP has played, and continues to play, a key role in bringing effective ideas for monetary reform to this Latin American country. Dora first came to Atlas in 1989 while pursuing graduate studies at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. As a student, she attended a seminar at
