VAUSE: A nationwide curfew is in effect in Ecuador where six days of violent protests has forced government out of the capital to a coastal city. Part of a reform package for a loan from the International Monetary Fund requires the government to cut fuel subsidies, and that sparked the unrest. Thousands of indigenous protesters have barricaded roads into Quito. Police responded with tear gas and water cannons. So far, almost 700 people have been detained. And, in just a few hours, Extinction Rebellion activists will be back on the streets of London, demanding stronger government action on climate change. They're again planning to block roads and take over 12 sites in the city. Further protests are planned for the next two weeks in dozens of cities around the world. Already, nearly 800 Extinction Rebellion activists have been arrested worldwide in just this last two days. And you can expect a lot more. Thanks to you for watching CNN NEWSROOM. I'm John Vause. "WORLD SPORT" starts after the break.
Nationwide Curfew in Ecuador; More Extinction Rebellion Protests in London.