Ecuador is facing a food crisis due to a severe corn shortage, driven by drought, poor agricultural practices, and economic factors.
Ecuador on the Brink: Corn Shortage Sparks Food Crisis
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Volume 8, Issue 51
September 22, 2024
World Bank: Ecuador Needs $3.7 Billion Annually to Address Climate Change
A World Bank report indicates that Ecuador will experience the most significant impacts of the climate crisis in transportation, disruptions to economic activity, and agricultural losses.
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(Dog) Food for Thought
I’m on vacation this week, so I’m sharing a column I wrote seven—yes seven—years ago. Although Bonita is no longer with us, the story and its significance continue to resonate through the years. -Michael
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Legislative Benches React to President Noboa’s Proposal to Eliminate State Funding for Political Organizations
President Daniel Noboa has proposed reforms to Articles 110 and 115 of the Ecuadorian Constitution, which would end state financing for political parties and movements. The proposal will first be reviewed by the Constitutional Court and, if deemed viable, will then move to the National Assembly for debate.
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Country Faces Severe Rainfall Deficit Across Multiple Regions
Inamhi reports that unusual atmospheric conditions have made cloud formation challenging, a rarity for the country. This has also contributed to rising temperatures.
Corn Deficit: Rising Prices and Grain Shortages Push Pork Sector Costs Up by 20%
Industry experts warn that the price of pork per pound for producers will increase from $4.20 to $4.50. While the sector has absorbed higher costs, the situation has now become “unsustainable.”
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Edmundo González Claims He Was Blackmailed into Recognizing Maduro’s Victory
Opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia alleges he was coerced by Chavistas before seeking asylum in Spain.
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The United States Clarifies No Plans for Permanent Military Presence in Ecuador, Amidst Growing Cooperation
Following a partial reform of the Constitution announced by President Daniel Noboa, on September 20, 2024, the United States Embassy confirmed that they will not request authorization to establish a military base in the country.
Turkish Barge Begins Generating Electricity After Passing Tests in Ecuador
As Ecuador braces for nightly blackouts lasting up to eight hours, a Turkish barge has commenced electricity generation to help alleviate the energy crisis.
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Update: Colombia Reaffirms Limits on Energy Sales to Ecuador
Colombia announced on Thursday, September 19th, a series of preventive measures to ensure a stable electricity supply.
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Update: Vice President Verónica Abad Files Protective Action Against Ministry of Labor and Attorney General
On Thursday, September 19, 2024, Ecuador’s Vice President, Verónica Abad, took legal action against the Ministry of Labor and the Attorney General’s Office by filing a protective action.
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