Judicial Controversy Surrounds Noboa’s Declaration of Armed Internal Conflict

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Noboa’s Political Triumphs in the First 100 Days of Governance
Ecuador’s Oil Sector Faces Challenges Amid Controversy and Decline
Hi, call me Polly
IESS Proposes Contribution Increase Amidst Concerns Over Soaring Expenses from Ecuador’s Aging Population
Prosecutor Diana Salazar Warns of State Infiltration by Organized Crime
Daniel Noboa Achieves Historic High in Presidential Approval for Ecuador
Ecuador’s Fuel Market Shifts with VAT Hike and Subsidy Reform Effects
Minister of Telecommunications Sets Sights on 5G for Ecuador

Judicial Controversy Surrounds Noboa’s Declaration of Armed Internal Conflict
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Noboa’s Political Triumphs in the First 100 Days of Governance

by Jonathan | March 4, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 22

In the annals of Ecuadorian history, the first 100 days of President Daniel Noboa's administration will be remembered as a period of political dynamism and strategic decision-making.

Ecuador’s Oil Sector Faces Challenges Amid Controversy and Decline

by Jonathan | March 4, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 22

Amid a controversy over alleged data manipulation, oil production declines. The sector's future remains uncertain.

Hi, call me Polly

by Jonathan | March 4, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 22

Recently, I took a moment to revisit some of my earlier columns, the oldest coming from seven years ago. And one word struck me: Pollyanna! Back then, even though I’d already spent two years here by that point, I was positively enamored with Ecuador. I focused solely on the positives, conveniently overlooking the negatives. And […]

IESS Proposes Contribution Increase Amidst Concerns Over Soaring Expenses from Ecuador’s Aging Population

by Jonathan | March 4, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 22

Eduardo Peña, President of the IESS Board of Directors, suggests a gradual increase in the contribution rate from 20.6% to 30%.

Prosecutor Diana Salazar Warns of State Infiltration by Organized Crime

by Jonathan | March 4, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 22

Salazar refuses to back down in pursuing prosecutions even in the face of constant death threats.

Daniel Noboa Achieves Historic High in Presidential Approval for Ecuador

by Jonathan | March 4, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 22

In addition to Noboa's impressive 81% approval rating, over 60% of Ecuadorian citizens believe that the Popular Consultation will effectively address issues of insecurity and organized crime.

Ecuador’s Fuel Market Shifts with VAT Hike and Subsidy Reform Effects

by Jonathan | March 4, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 22

The upcoming VAT increase is expected to have minimal impact on drivers. However, proposed changes to fuel subsidies may raise concerns among the majority of Ecuadorians.

Minister of Telecommunications Sets Sights on 5G for Ecuador

by Jonathan | March 4, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 22

Minister of Telecommunications César Martín has set forth an ambitious vision for Ecuador's telecommunications landscape, suggesting that the country could see the advent of 5G technology as early as 2025.

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More from this issue

Noboa’s Political Triumphs in the First 100 Days of Governance

Ecuador’s Oil Sector Faces Challenges Amid Controversy and Decline

Hi, call me Polly

IESS Proposes Contribution Increase Amidst Concerns Over Soaring Expenses from Ecuador’s Aging Population

Prosecutor Diana Salazar Warns of State Infiltration by Organized Crime

Daniel Noboa Achieves Historic High in Presidential Approval for Ecuador

Ecuador’s Fuel Market Shifts with VAT Hike and Subsidy Reform Effects

Minister of Telecommunications Sets Sights on 5G for Ecuador

Judicial Controversy Surrounds Noboa’s Declaration of Armed Internal Conflict

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