厄瓜多尔7省进入紧急状态应对大规模抗议

Core Points - Ecuador's President Noboa declared a state of emergency in seven provinces, including Pichincha and Cotopaxi, for 60 days due to large-scale protests triggered by rising diesel prices [1] - The government canceled diesel subsidies, leading to significant public unrest characterized by road blockades and tire burning, disrupting public order [1] - The emergency measures include the suspension of the right to assemble in the affected provinces, although the rights to peaceful protest remain intact [1] - Authorities are tasked with maintaining order, preventing violence, and ensuring the normal operation of transportation and economic activities during the emergency period [1]