Cristian Zamora, the newly appointed mayor of Cuenca, has hit the ground running during his first 100 days in office. His primary focus has been on fulfilling the commitments he made during his campaign, and his endeavors are already yielding tangible results.
Ecuador recently made public its intention to secure emergency energy contracts as a preemptive measure against potential electricity rationing.
The plans of Ecuador’s presidential candidates include advocating for electoral reforms and enhancing efficiency and equity in the judicial and police systems.
Sometimes, we become so engrossed in the big issues that it takes minor issues to jolt us back to reality and make us think about the things that truly matter to us. Codie and I have been deeply immersed in the entire election process here in Ecuador for the past few weeks, starting even before […]
Update to: Glas aims to overturn conviction in Ecuador following Brazilian court ruling Published: volume 7, Issue 45 Judge Jhon Rodríguez Mindiola, serving in the Multi-Competent Unit of Yaguachi (Guayas), has been relieved of his duties by the Electoral Contentious Tribunal. On August 24, 2023, Judge Rodríguez Mindiola’s position was terminated due to his decision […]
Update to: Constitutional Court rejects decree laws on educational loans and company restructuring Published: volume 7, Issue 43 The Constitutional Court has given its approval to emergency decrees enacted by the government in response to a surge of violent incidents. The court has called on the Executive branch to adopt a multi-faceted approach in addressing […]
‘Quito Sin Minería’ are set to petition the Constitutional Court for a clarification concerning the ongoing operations of small-scale mining within the area.
The recent development concerning Claro’s contract extension signals a positive stride as the government greenlights the continuation of concession payments.
One expert claims that González’s plan to take money out of the international reserve comes from “ignorance and demagogy.”
The Panama Canal, a marvel of modern engineering that has facilitated global trade for over a century, is currently grappling with an unprecedented maritime logjam.