Detection in El Oro triggers emergency measures as authorities race to contain a fungus that has crippled plantations worldwide. Ecuador’s banana industry, the backbone of one of the country’s most important export sectors, entered emergency mode this week after...
Temporary deployment deepens security cooperation after referendum defeat, testing limits of Ecuador’s agreements with Washington
Report outlines alleged financial harm, disputed termination decisions, and unresolved questions over road safety and public resources
Claims of threats, withdrawn police protection, and political ties deepen scrutiny of Ecuador’s embattled justice system.
Homicides surge past previous records while experts warn repression alone cannot reverse territorial collapse
Criminal disputes for ports, routes, and illicit economies leave Ecuador with the region’s highest population exposure to violence
Cross-border electricity sales, revived thermal plants, and short-term rain forecasts shape Ecuador’s grid outlook through March.
Former president remembered for dialogue, human rights and a political life anchored in democracy and peace.
Deforestation, hunting and the pet trade leave primates with shrinking forests and few paths to survival.