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Ecuador's Original English Language Newspaper

Volume 5, Issue 04
October 25, 2020
Number and rate of new cases rises, number and rate of new deaths falls for second week in a row

Number and rate of new cases rises, number and rate of new deaths falls for second week in a row

Tracking the spread and outcome of the coronavirus in Ecuador: UPDATED FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 Now five weeks out from the lifting of the national restrictions, and two weeks out from the 3-day weekend holiday in October, we are starting to see a rise in new cases of the coronavirus across half of the […]

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Ecuadorian college student killed in traffic accident in US

Ecuadorian college student killed in traffic accident in US

This past Saturday, an Ecuadorian student attending Notre Dame University in the United States, died after being hit by a van while she was walking home with friends after anevening out. Valeria Espinel Trujillo, a 19-year-old young woman from Guayaquil was killed instantly after being struck by the van around 4:00 a.m. Saturday morning. Another […]

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CUENCA SHORTS 11-27

No Pase del Niño this year in Cuenca The Pase del brings together thousands of people in the center of the city each December 24th, but the tradition won’t be happening in Cuenca this year, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. In a statement issued by the Municipality of Cuenca and the Archdiocese, they have announced that the […]

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Cecilia Méndez takes over as Azuay Prefect and begins audit of Yaku Pérez’s management

Cecilia Méndez takes over as Azuay Prefect and begins audit of Yaku Pérez’s management

Cecilia Méndez is the new Prefect of Azuay. She assumed the position after the resignation of Yaku Pérez Guartambel, who is running for the Presidency of Ecuador in its 2021 election. Méndez, a 53-year-old sociologist will be in office until 2023. She says that while she has a role to represent the Pachakutik movement, she’ll be […]

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And they weren’t even required to do it

And they weren’t even required to do it

I promised myself (and you all) that I would try to not pay attention to the 2020 US election anymore, as I had already voted and what happened between then and November 3rd didn’t really need to matter to me anymore. But, I’ve not been able to quarantine myself from that completely, as almost everything […]

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An investment of 2.4% of GDP could mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in 715,000 households with children and adolescents

An investment of 2.4% of GDP could mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in 715,000 households with children and adolescents

According to a study developed by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Ecuador, it is estimated that 3.1 million girls, boys and adolescents will fall into multidimensional poverty at the end of this year. This means that their homes will suffer one or more deprivations in education, health, food, housing, work and social security due to […]

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