The government of Ecuador and the indigenous movement announce an "Act for Peace" with which the mobilizations in the country end

After 18 days of protests in Ecuador, the government and the indigenous movement announced an "Act for Peace" which ends the mobilizations in that country.

Other agreements are the gradual return to the indigenous communities, the repeal of the State of emergency, and even a greater reduction in the price of gasoline.

Ana María Cañizares, from CNN, reports the details of these agreements.