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Volume 6, Issue 25
Argentine company Pampa remains interested in energy projects in Ecuador even with failure of Investment Law

Argentine company Pampa remains interested in energy projects in Ecuador even with failure of Investment Law

The company had been enthusiastic about the possible approval of the investment law, but despite the shelving of it indicated that it still has an interest. La Pampa Energía, an Argentine company that has played a leading role in the energy sector in its own country, is analyzing potential investments in Ecuador. Although in initial discussions […]

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A bumpy ride

A bumpy ride

I spent most of yesterday flying back to Denver for medical appointments. That’s been a norm for me over the last year. But things are good and much improved over 2021. The trip meant several connections, even though I wasn’t going for the cheapest route. Simply the way it worked out. And while I wasn’t […]

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Ecuador has the second highest level of chronic malnutrition in the region

Ecuador has the second highest level of chronic malnutrition in the region

Right now, from March 28th to April 1st, government representatives from 33 countries and members of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) are meeting in Quito for the 37th FAO Regional Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean, in order to define the path to follow to combat hunger and malnutrition […]

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Exporters buy 685,000 clusters of bananas from producers in first week of plan to affront loss of sales to Russia and Ukraine

Exporters buy 685,000 clusters of bananas from producers in first week of plan to affront loss of sales to Russia and Ukraine

Acorbanec expects to close this first week with 480,000 clusters purchased and continue with the measure for seven more weeks. The banana export sector began this week buying from producers a part of the banana that could not be exported to the Russian and Ukrainian markets due to the war. The measure is a consensus between […]

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Petroecuador planning three major projects to double the country’s hydrocarbon production

Petroecuador planning three major projects to double the country’s hydrocarbon production

Company’s manager says oil and gas partnerships will help increase yield. Through three megaprojects, two oil and one gas, Petroecuador hopes to double its hydrocarbon production by 2026 to 804,323 barrels per day. That was one of the announcements made Monday morning by Ítalo Cedeño, the manager of Petroecuador, during the rendering of accounts on the activities carried […]

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