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Volume 8, Issue 04
October 29, 2023

Avianca inaugurates new direct route connecting Quito and Orlando

Update to: Starting in June Avianca will have direct flights between Quito and Cancun, Mexico Published: Volume 7, Issue 34 The new air route offers two weekly flights, resulting in an additional 3,000 seats per month. On Sunday, October 29, 2023, an Avianca aircraft carrying 160 passengers embarked on its maiden direct flight from Quito […]

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Avianca extends assistance program for Equair flight suspension victims by one more month

Update to: Equair was already doomed to fail by the end of 2022 Published: Volume 8, Issue 3 Avianca has extended its assistance program for those impacted by the suspension of Equair flights for an additional month. This extension will remain in effect until November 30, 2023, under certain conditions. The announcement was made on […]

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Informal labor sector on upward trend in Ecuador

Update to: Adequate Employment rises by 2%, but number of informal workers grows by 2.4% Published: Volume 7, Issue 30 Informal employment in Ecuador is on the rise, with the September 2023 rate reaching 54.4%, as reported by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INEC) on October 24. This marks a 2.3 percentage point […]

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President-elect Noboa embarks on a mission to achieve the Schengen visa exemption for Ecuadorian citizens

President-elect Noboa embarks on a mission to achieve the Schengen visa exemption for Ecuadorian citizens

In a significant development during his European tour, President-elect Noboa confirmed the appointment of Gabriela Sommerfeld as the Foreign Minister and entrusted her with this paramount responsibility. The quest for Schengen visa exemption, a goal that neither Lenín Moreno nor Guillermo Lasso could attain, has become a focal point of Noboa’s administration. On the 24th […]

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The Intersection of Corruption Across Three Governments in the Electrical Sector

The Intersection of Corruption Across Three Governments in the Electrical Sector

The Encuentro case, an alleged criminal structure, is believed to have operated within the electricity sector during the administrations of Rafael Correa, Lenín Moreno, and Guillermo Lasso. An intricate web of corruption, a damning reflection of Ecuador’s political landscape, has been in the spotlight since the Prosecutor’s Office carried out the first eight raids targeting […]

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