President Rafael Correa continued to push on the “Citizens’ Revolution” in 2010. Basically Ecuador maintained political stability although there was a failed coup launched by a group of policemen. The annual growth rate of GDP in 2010 was estimated at 3.5%. The fiscal balance of the public sector got improved，the foreign reserve and money supply were some sufficient and the inflation was controlled at a lower level. But there still existed a serious problem of unemployment and semi-unemployment. Ecuador cemented the ties with the leftist governments in Latin America and restored the diplomatic relations with Colombia，but was still facing strained relations with the United States.