Changing of the Guard at Presidential Palace in Quito, Ecuador @BarbaraWeibel
Changing of the Guard at Presidential Palace in Quito, Ecuador @BarbaraWeibel
Uploaded November 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Every Monday morning at 11 a.m., President Correa steps onto the balcony of the Presidential Palace in Quito, Ecuador for the changing of the guard ceremony. Lots of pomp and circumstance with sword bearing guards and guards on horseback, all dressed in elaborate uniforms. As the national anthem is sung, the Ecuadorian flag is raised over the palace.
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Changing of the Guard at Presidential Palace in Quito, Ecuador

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