 But for the past six months, Ecuador's military and police have been caught in a bloody and expensive war with the country's gangs. President Daniel Neboa, who's previously said that the country didn't really need the oil from Yasuni, now can't afford to lose it. In January, he put a moratorium on the Yasuni referendum. That means, for at least one more year, oil production will continue. When and if the moratorium does lift,