The South American nation endured nearly two weeks of protests over a disputed austerity package in October, which saw a number of citizens killed in violent clashes.
Ecuador’s president, Lenin Moreno, recently struck a deal with indigenous leaders to end the tensions – centred around the proposed axing of fuel subsidies – with both sides developing a new government spending programme.
The UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office warned its nationals against all but essential travel for 10 days during the protests earlier this month, later relaxing its advice as trouble subsided.
