Attacks, massacre and escapes in the prison reorganization

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National Assembly working on the 16th reform to the Comprehensive Penal Code (COIP)
New report shows that conserving tropical forests is vital for climate stability and food security
Only invoices of less than $50 will be issued to the final consumer
Exports of shrimp could pass $7.0 billion in 2022
Thanks for the memories
Guayaquil forest fire endangers sloths, hawks and jaguarundis among other species
Only half of Ecuador’s children have access to safe drinking water and sanitation
United States says it sees Ecuador as a strategic partner against organized crime
Congress of Peru admits to process complaint against Castillo
Cuencanan politicians risking power and influence in 2023 elections

Attacks, massacre and escapes in the prison reorganization

The eleventh massacre
Attacks and clashes in the Penitentiary
Escape from the Penitentiary

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National Assembly working on the 16th reform to the Comprehensive Penal Code (COIP)

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

The security reforms that the Assembly is processing include a new reform to the COIP, which will focus on reinforcing measures such as preventive detention in people with criminal records. Long sought-after reforms on security issues won’t be ready until the end of the year, but the National Assembly is ‘pressing the accelerator’ so that […]

New report shows that conserving tropical forests is vital for climate stability and food security

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

A recently published study analyzes four key functions of forests that together make it possible to increase the cooling function of the planet by up to 50%. The research also examines the changes that deforestation is causing in rainfall and how these variations affect agriculture. When thinking about forests and their relationship with climate change, […]

Only invoices of less than $50 will be issued to the final consumer

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

Update to: Briones says ‘SRI will tighten control of personal income tax’ Published: Volume 6, Issue 52 The SRI lowered the limit of invoices that can be issued as a ‘consumidor final’ or without customer data, from $200 to $50. The Internal Revenue Service (SRI) reduced the limit of invoices that can be issued to […]

Exports of shrimp could pass $7.0 billion in 2022

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

Ecuadorian shrimp exports could close the year at approximately $7.0 billion, the highest figure in the Central Bank’s historical record. In the first nine months of 2022, shrimp exports amounted to $5.676 billion, a growth of 54% compared to the period January-September 2021, according to the Central Bank. It is a value that is 7% […]

Thanks for the memories

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

My father would have been 80 years-old today. He would have shared that milestone with Joe Biden. That would have been something special. But, as some of you who know me will remember, he died almost 7 years ago now, on February 3, 2016, from complications related to kidney disease. Not a day goes by […]

Guayaquil forest fire endangers sloths, hawks and jaguarundis among other species

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

A forest fire in Cerro Azul, northwest of Guayaquil, destroys the habitat of several critically endangered species. Days after the forest fire in Cerro Azul, which occurred on November 5th, volunteers from the Sacha Project inspected the area devastated by the fire. They went up to a viewpoint on the hill, located in the north […]

Only half of Ecuador’s children have access to safe drinking water and sanitation

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

Only half of Ecuador’s children have access to safe drinking water and sanitation The lack of access to basic services, such as drinking water and sanitation, is closely related to the quality of childhood nutrition, a primary cause chronic malnutrition. Access to basic services in Ecuador is limited. A survey by the United Nations Children’s […]

United States says it sees Ecuador as a strategic partner against organized crime

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

The bilateral relationship between Ecuador and the United States continues to grow. The third bilateral meeting between both governments addressed issues of security and irregular migration. The United States and Ecuador are seeking to increase the scope of their bilateral relationship. For the third time, senior officials from both countries met to broaden and deepen […]

Congress of Peru admits to process complaint against Castillo

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

Update to: Prosecutor investigates the president of Peru for influence peddling Published: Volume 6, Issue 41 The Peruvian Prosecutor’s Office has been investigating President Pedro Castillo since mid-October for the crimes of criminal organization, influence peddling and collusion. The Subcommittee on Constitutional Accusations of the Peruvian Congress admitted this Wednesday for processing the constitutional complaint […]

Cuencanan politicians risking power and influence in 2023 elections

by Rebeca Mendoza | November 21, 2022 | Volume 7, Issue 07

In the February 2023 elections, politicians from Cuenca are not competing just for office; they are also battling for the influence and political leadership that some have had for more than a decade. The 2023 sectional elections for the Mayor of Cuenca and the Prefecture of Azuay are for more than just the titular positions, […]

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In this article

More from this issue

National Assembly working on the 16th reform to the Comprehensive Penal Code (COIP)

New report shows that conserving tropical forests is vital for climate stability and food security

Only invoices of less than $50 will be issued to the final consumer

Exports of shrimp could pass $7.0 billion in 2022

Thanks for the memories

Guayaquil forest fire endangers sloths, hawks and jaguarundis among other species

Only half of Ecuador’s children have access to safe drinking water and sanitation

United States says it sees Ecuador as a strategic partner against organized crime

Congress of Peru admits to process complaint against Castillo

Cuencanan politicians risking power and influence in 2023 elections

Attacks, massacre and escapes in the prison reorganization

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