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The cost of rebuilding after massive Ecuador quake

Clip: 4/23/2016 | 3m 11s

Wall Street Journal reporter Sara Schaefer joins Megan Thompson with the latest.

Officials in Ecuador say the massive earthquake one week ago today has killed at least 600 people, injured more than 4,500 others and left 25,000 people homeless. Beyond the human cost of the tragedy, Ecuador now faces a struggle to find the funds to rebuild. Wall Street Journal reporter Sara Schaefer joins Megan Thompson via Skype from Bogota, Colombia with the latest.

04/23/2016 | Rating NR

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