QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuador's President Rafael Correa on Saturday backed a constitutional change to allow politicians to run indefinitely, potentially paving the way for the leftist himself to seek the top job again in 2017.
Correa remained coy about his future plans, stressing that a potential run depended on his party and political conditions.
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