Ecuador: Anti-govt protests turn Quito streets into battlefield

W/S Smoke and fire, Quito
W/S Protesters and smoke
M/S Protesters and smoke
W/S Protesters and fire
M/S Protesters walking with makeshift shields
W/S Police
W/S Smoke
W/S Police
W/S Fire and smoke
W/S Police walking amid fire, smoke and debris
W/S Police, smoke
W/S Police
M/S Police
M/S Police near debris
W/S Smoke
W/S Protesters amid smoke and fire
W/S Smoke
M/S Police firing shots
W/S Protesters running away
M/S Protesters with makeshift shields firing petard
W/S Protesters running with makeshift shields
M/S Protecting walking with makeshift shields
W/S Protesters behind barricade
M/S Protesters walking with makeshift shields
M/S Protesters behind barricade
M/S Protesters with makeshift shields, streets on fire
M/S Protester draped in Ecuadorian flag
W/S Police dismantling barricades
M/S Protesters walking with makeshift shields
W/S Police dismantling barricades
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Anti-government protests in Quito continued despite a 24-hour military curfew, as footage from Sunday shows.
The capital's streets were covered with smoke from burning tires, with protesters seen building barricades and protecting themselves from police with makeshift shields.
Ecuador has plunged into a wave of protests amid social discontent over economic adjustment measures, including the elimination of fuel subsidies, in agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to obtain million-dollar loans.