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[[Category:Nations]]
[[Category:America]]
[[Category:South America]]
[[Category:American Bloc]]
* '''Population:''' 28 million
* '''Aspects:''' Very Stable, Free, Fourth Wave
Ecuador’s unique position in hemispheric
politics is due to a long-standing relationship with
the [[United States]]. In the 2020s, the American corporation
[[Columbia Aerospace]] built the world’s
largest spaceport outside Quito. Using several
innovative technologies, Columbia Aerospace
soon dominated the ground-to-orbit market and
ushered in a new era of space development. Part of
the process involved massive investment in
Ecuador’s economic infrastructure, which was
turned to good use by a series of effective local
governments. By 2050 Ecuador had surpassed all
the other Andean states in stability and economic
productivity.

This new prosperity roused some envy, of
course. For much of the 21st century, Ecuador has had
to defend itself against possible attack from Colombia or
Peru. Ecuador has carefully maintained a close alliance
with the United States, and has cultivated a small but very
professional and well-equipped military of its own.

Today Ecuador is a moderately prosperous [[Fourth Wave nation]]. The population is unusually rich in variant
human types, and [[bioshells]] and [[cybershells]] are quite common.
The nation’s leaders are aware that their long relationship
with the United States may be about to change as
the [[Kenya]]n beanstalk approaches completion. The government
has been carefully playing up the possible threat from
its nanosocialist neighbors, hoping to keep the United
States involved in South America even after Atahualpa
Spaceport is no longer such a critical element of American
foreign policy.

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