Tracking the spread and outcome of the coronavirus in Ecuador: UPDATED FOR MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2020 First, we need to notify readers of an update to the spreadsheet of information accompanying this report. You’ll notice that a new field “POSITIVE TESTS AS % TOTAL TESTS”...
I was talking to an old friend from Colorado today, and since as I write this, tomorrow is Father’s Day, we started talking about both of our fathers who are no longer with us. Because we’ve been friends for over 20 years, I know a lot of stories about my buddy’s family. But I learned […]
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No increase in rates, no service cut-off for non-payment, and no interest or fines on past due payments are some of the benefits that basic service companies will apply to customers who have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic The Municipal Public Company ETAPA, and the Central South Regional Electric Company, announced that they will comply with the regulations that have been issued to […]
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While the entire nation has been busy watching COVID-19 infection rates and the tumbling economy, it seems mining companies have been eyeing Ecuador with an intent to expand drilling throughout the nation. In reviewing investor relations press announcements for the...
A ministerial resolution in Ecuador to regulate participation of the armed forces in law enforcement operations could encourage the use of lethal force in circumstances that go beyond what international human rights standards allow, Human Rights Watch said today. The...
About 3% of the population of Cuenca may have already had the coronavirus, according to the figures that the Municipality uses to determine the color change of the traffic light of epidemiologic restrictions. This was reported Friday by Mayor Pedro Palacios, who indicated that among the samples that have been taken by the local government, between […]
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Cuenca is now in its fourth week of YELLOW epidemiologic “traffic light” restrictions, after a measure to continue at this designation was approved by the Cantonal Emergency Operations Committee (COE), on Friday afternoon. Mayor Pedro Palacios, said that...