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PML-N leader Javed Latif speaking during news conference. — Screengrab No one has intention to impose governor's rule in Punjab, says Javed Latif. Javed Latif expresses anger at party for not terminating Nawaz Sharif cases. “After the 18th Amendment, it is difficult to impose governor's rule,” he adds. ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister Javed Latif said Wednesday the federal government had no intention of imposing governor’s rule in Punjab. “After the 18th Amendment, it is difficult to impose governor's rule, therefore no one has the intention to impose it in Punjab,” he added. The statement from PML-N senior leader Javed Latif regarding governor's rule in Punjab came during Geo News programme Capital Talk. Speaking on  Rana Sanaullah’s statement about governor's rule in Punjab, Latif said that his statement was in reaction to what was being said by the PTI leaders. Earlier, speaking on Geo News programme Geo Pakistan , Javed Latif expressed anger at th

Ecuador government drops fuel prices following protest deal Thousands of Indigenous protesters left Quito after leaders signed an agreement with the government to end 18 days of cost-of-living demonstrations. Fast-rising fuel prices were the catalyst for the protests called by the powerful Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities (Conaie). Five civilians and a soldier died in the protests that started on June 13, and hundreds were injured on both sides. The government in Ecuador reduced fuel prices on Friday as