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When Will the Noboa Government’s New Power Generation Arrive?

When Will the Noboa Government’s New Power Generation Arrive?

by | October 21, 2024 |

Ecuador’s electricity crisis persists, but relief efforts are on the way.  Even though the new generators won’t start running until November 2024, President Daniel Noboa has announced that electricity rationing schedules will be eased starting on October 21st. With the Mazar reservoir dangerously low and Colombia limiting its electricity exports to Ecuador, the government has […]
Power Cuts, Gazebos, and Unplugged Conversations

Power Cuts, Gazebos, and Unplugged Conversations

by | October 21, 2024 |

I’ve only been back a week from my overseas vacation, but I already see how Ecuador’s power cuts are impacting daily life. At first, I thought they wouldn’t bother me. I figured I could work around them without much fuss. For the most part, I have. Though I’m in the middle of building a gazebo, […]

Update : TCE Suspends Hearing Against Vice President Verónica Abad Over Alleged Early Campaigning

by | October 21, 2024 |

Update to: Public Hearing Scheduled for Allegations of Early Campaigning Against Vice President Abad Published: Volume 9, Issue 1 The Electoral Contentious Court (TCE) has suspended a hearing against Vice President Verónica Abad, who is accused of campaigning prematurely during her 2023 bid for mayor of Cuenca. The hearing, scheduled for October 18, 2024, will […]

It Would Only Take 10 to 15 Days of Rain to End Cuenca’s 95-Day Drought

Published on October 21, 2024

Prolonged drought in Cuenca’s rivers cripples hydroelectric power, causing blackouts and highlighting Ecuador’s dependence on rainfall.

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