A severe political crisis unfolded in Ecuador when President Daniel Noboa's car was allegedly attacked with rocks and possibly gunfire during an event in Canar province. Reported by Environment and Energy Minister Ines Manzano, the incident raises alarms amid escalating protests.

Protests have surged due to President Noboa's decision to end fuel subsidies, leading to widespread unrest orchestrated by the national Indigenous federation CONAIE. The federation criticizes the government's response, highlighting alleged violence against protestors, including elderly women.

Noboa, reaffirming a strong stance against violence, declared that such attacks would not be tolerated in Ecuador. The protests, demanding dialogue and reconsideration of subsidy policies, have sparked nationwide concerns o

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