Olga Imbaquingo

Olga Imbaquingo is a research fellow at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs

Ecuador’s Media Caught Between Popular President and Defenders of Free Speech

Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa in his office in the presidential palace, in Quito, Ecuador, Oct. 8, 2010. (Photo: Karla Gachet / The New York Times)

By: Olga Imbaquingo ,; CouncilonHemisphericAffairs

December 4, 2011

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Blaring Impunity: Unrelenting Assassinations of Honduran Journalists, the Government Remains All but Quiescent

Summary As always, but with an unusual quota of aggression since 2010, freedom of speech and the personal security of Honduran journalists are under permanent attack from …

By: Gabriela Acosta &; Olga Imbaquingo ,; CouncilonHemisphericAffairs

October 12, 2011

May 7 Ecuadorian Referendum Fast Approaches

Once again, Ecuador finds itself deeply divided leading up to the country's sixth popular referendum scheduled for Saturday, May 7. The current campaign exemplifies the ideological fragmentation currently afflicting …

By: Olga Imbaquingo &; Christina Sabato ,; CouncilonHemisphericAffairs

May 2, 2011

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