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Ecuador’s Transition after Correa

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1 Ecuador’s Transition after Correa
LT Austin Roney, USN

2 Correa Correa in 2007 Alianza Pias Economics Trial of Correa
Politics v. Corruption

3 Correa’s Policies Alianza Pias New constitution
Alliance with Bolivarianism  Economics rejection of neoliberal policies Turn towards China

4 Moreno Expectations vs. reality as new president
The size of the national debt forced Moreno to take a pragmatic approach to reducing debt. Growth and 2008 default IMF and policies

5 **** Chart does not show debt to China****

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