Dokument #1348613
IRB – Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (Autor)
Information on the requested subject could
not be found among the sources consulted by the DIRB. However,
please find attached for your reference some documents that provide
general information on university political groups in Ecuador.
The only reference to a political group
with the acronym FIU in Ecuador found among the consulted sources
related to the electoral coalition United Left Front (Frente de
Izquierda Unido). Information on this coalition can be found among
the documents attached to Response to Information Request
ECU20036.E of 10 March 1995.
This response was prepared after
researching publicly accessible information currently available to
the DIRB within time constraints. This response is not, and does
not purport to be, conclusive as to the merit of any particular
claim to refugee status or asylum. Please find attached the list of
sources consulted in researching this information request.
Angel, William D. 1990. Youth
Movements of the World. London: Longman Group, UK, p. 181.
Ecuador: A Country Study. Edited
by Dennis M. Hanratty. Washington, DC: Library of Congress, pp.
194-95.
World Encyclopedia of Political
Systems and Parties. 1987. 2nd ed. Vol. 1. Edited by George E.
Delury. New York: Facts on File, p. 310.
Andean Newsletter [Lima].
Weekly.
Countries of the World and Their
Leaders Yearbook. 1988-present. Yearly.
Latinamerica Press [Lima].
Weekly.
Latin American Newsletters
[London]. Monthly.
Latin American Regional Reports:
Andean Group Report [London].
Latin American Special Reports
[London].
Latin America Update [Washington,
DC]. Monthly.
News From Human Rights
Watch/Americas [New York]. Monthly.
Political Handbook of the World.
Yearly.
Material from the Indexed Media
Review (IMR) or country files containing articles and reports
from diverse sources (primarily dailies and periodicals) from the
Weekly Media Review.
Newspapers and periodicals pertaining to
the appropriate region.
On-line searches of news articles.
Note on oral sources:
Oral sources are usually contacted when documentary sources have
been exhausted. However, oral sources must agree to be quoted in a
publicly available Response to Information Request. If they
refuse, the Response will read "no information currently
available." Contacting oral sources is also subject to time
constraints; for example, there are periods of the year when
academics are unavailable.
Note:
This list is not exhaustive. Country-specific books available in the Resource Centre are not included.