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Sinohydro Corp, China's leading dam builder, on Monday signed a contract with Ecuador to build a hydropower plant on the Amazon River near the capital city of Quito, the official Xinhua News Agency reported. The plant, named Coca Codo Sinclair, will have a total capacity of 1,500 megawatts....

QUITO, Aug 19 - Ecuador's oil minister on Wednesday set a 10-day deadline for France's Perenco to comply with its oil extraction contract and resume control of its fields in Ecuador. Ecuador's state oil company...

* Ecuador retires most of it defaulted debt after buyback * Correa mulls actions to deal with other "illegal" debt * More defaults unlikely as country seeks financing (Recast, adds official's quotes, details and background)...

GENEVA, June 4 - World Trade Organisation (WTO) members agreed on Thursday to allow Ecuador to impose temporary import restrictions because of balance of payments problems. According to a draft report by the WTO's committee...

Ecuador, the world's largest banana exporter, rejected recent calls to drop complaints filed with the World Trade Organization (WTO) that seek to knock down the...

QUITO, March 23 - Cash-strapped Ecuador has money to buy back defaulted bonds as part of restructuring offer that will be unveiled in late March, President Rafael Correa said in an interview on a local...

* Ecuador seizing two local Stanford units * British Serious Fraud Office monitors possible UK link * Stanford Group was previously disciplined by FINRA CARACAS/ST.JOHN'S, Feb 19 - Fraud probes into Texas billionaire Allen Stanford's...

QUITO, Sept 16 - A top Ecuadorean law enforcement official said on Wednesday he would consider bringing a lawsuit against Chevron Corp <CVX.N>. "The inspector general's office believes it must analyze carefully, in accordance with...

QUITO, Sept 16 - A top Ecuadorean law enforcement official said on Wednesday he will consider bringing charges against Chevron Corp in the international courts....

April 26 - Ecuador's socialist President Rafael Correa is expected to win a second term easily in Sunday's election but faces tougher times as low oil prices threaten his spending on the poor. WHY IS...