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A Bully’s True Colors (A Fable)

Once upon a time, in a kindergarten class, there was a boy named Max. Max wasn’t a good leader, but he liked to pretend he was. He bullied the other children, breaking their toys if they weren’t in his group. He made up lies, calling everyone names like “cowards” or “losers.” He pushed the girls […]

What Ecuador Can Learn from Chile and Uruguay’s Approaches to Palliative Care

The development of a National Palliative Care System in Ecuador faces significant challenges, not least of which is securing the necessary funding. For this service to be accessible to all, especially low-income citizens, Ecuador’s Ministry of Finance and other state institutions would need to commit resources across every level of care. This issue is among […]

Ecuador’s Largest Copper Mine Breaks Energy Commitment, Strains National Grid

Mirador mine’s unfulfilled hydroelectric commitment sparks economic impact, as Ecuador struggles to meet rising energy demands. The Mirador mine, Ecuador’s largest copper mining project, has solidified Ecuador’s position in the global mining sector; unfortunately, it has done so while driving a surge in national electricity demand. This increase was expected, leading the mine’s operating company, […]

The Hidden Cost of Cheap: How Temu and Shein’s Low Prices Impact Ecuador’s Economy

Chinese e-commerce platforms like Temu and Shein have become increasingly popular among Ecuadorian shoppers, offering ultra-low prices that, according to experts, are part of a global strategy with significant local implications. Purchasing on Temu and Shein is straightforward: users create an account, select items, add them to the cart, enter payment details, and track their […]

Update: Mazar Reservoir Drops Five Meters Amid Cuenca’s Record Drought

Update to: Mazar Reservoir Dangerously Close to Critical Levels Published: Volume 9, Issue 3 Cuenca is facing its longest recorded hydrological drought, now at 121 days, surpassing last year’s 117-day drought. This prolonged dry period has significantly impacted the Mazar and Paute reservoirs, key sources for hydroelectric power. As of Sunday, November 10, 2024, the […]

Abad’s 150-Day Suspension Fuels Political Tensions and Legal Battles

Published on November 11, 2024

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Ecuador’s Vice President Abad faces suspension, legal battles, and political backlash amid accusations of duty abandonment. The Ministry of Labor has issued a 150-day suspension without pay for Ecuador’s Vice President Verónica Abad, citing “unjustified abandonment of work.” Abad, who serves as an ambassador for peace in Israel, failed to report […]

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