could bring an end to tumultuous two years in power. a took office on may 2021 when ecuador was still struggling with and covid-19 pandemic and his presidency had also to deal with a bloody series of massacres inside the penitentiary system that dented his popularity. in a poll in march, more than 60% of ecuadorians say it was time for him to go. but, on the surge of fewer confident about what the future will bring with or without lasso. to fruit sellers in a street market in the south of the city, they say they have known each other for 40 years. but, this, week they stand on two opposite sides. he thinks that lasso should still complete his mandate, believes the country s situation requires a new leader. they both agree, however, that crime and not politics is what keeps them up at night.
Community leaders and departmental partners in Guatemala received training on reporting, registering and documenting hate crimes and violence due to prejudice.