Ecuadorians aspiring to migrate have their sights set on the United States

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Where are you all?
“It looked like scabies, and it hurt as if my stomach had been hit,” says a woman who contracted dengue
Three corruption cases and 76 defendants (list included) tarnish the State and political parties
How Madrid became the “Miami of Europe”
Turquoise-necked hummingbird could become Ecuador’s first extinct endemic species
Growing Indigenous Resistance Against Mining Projects in Ecuador
Prosecutor Salazar Confronts New Attack from Ronny Aleaga: “They Will Not Distract Us”
Update: The Central Bank forecasts a 1% growth for the Ecuadorian economy in 2024, reflecting decreased consumption among Ecuadorian families and a reduction in government spending
Update: Nene Case: Hearing Scheduled for Francisco Sebastián BA’s Preventive Detention Appeal on April 3

Ecuadorians aspiring to migrate have their sights set on the United States
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Where are you all?

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

I’m taking a break from my column this week, but I wanted to leave you with a column I wrote back in August of 2017 (Volume 2, Issue 17). Why this? And why now? Well, because the results of the recent census say that Cuenca has 5,000 expats. So….. It seems like every day Codie […] To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

“It looked like scabies, and it hurt as if my stomach had been hit,” says a woman who contracted dengue

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

There are 13,075 cases of dengue reported in Ecuador in 2024. Deaths reached fifteen as of March 16, almost half of the 33 deaths in all of 2023. To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

Three corruption cases and 76 defendants (list included) tarnish the State and political parties

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

The exposure of the Encuentro, Metastasis, and Purge cases has placed numerous public officials in precarious positions and raised suspicions regarding various political figures.

How Madrid became the “Miami of Europe”

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

Miami was long the benchmark for Latin Americans seeking a better life, especially those with more economic resources and a taste for luxury.

Turquoise-necked hummingbird could become Ecuador’s first extinct endemic species

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

The initial spotting of the bird dates back to the 19th century, in Pichincha.

Growing Indigenous Resistance Against Mining Projects in Ecuador

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

Governments are actively promoting foreign investment in mining, resulting in substantial exports totaling $3.324 billion between January and December 2023. To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

Prosecutor Salazar Confronts New Attack from Ronny Aleaga: “They Will Not Distract Us”

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

Ronny Aleaga’s recent video announcement, pledging to expose chats with prosecutor Diana Salazar, has drawn swift response from the Prosecutor’s Office, labeling it a “new smear campaign.” To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

Update: The Central Bank forecasts a 1% growth for the Ecuadorian economy in 2024, reflecting decreased consumption among Ecuadorian families and a reduction in government spending

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

Update to: Growth of Ecuadorian economy expected to be minimal in 2023 Published: Volume 7, Issue 14 According to the Central Bank’s latest projection dated March 28, 2024, Ecuador’s economy is expected to grow by 1% this year, attributed to decreased household and government expenditures. This growth is a decline compared to the 2.4% positive […] To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

Update: Nene Case: Hearing Scheduled for Francisco Sebastián BA’s Preventive Detention Appeal on April 3

by Jonathan | April 1, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 26

Update to: Vice President Verónica Abad’s son to face trial in ‘Nene’ case Published: Volume 8, Issue 25 Francisco Sebastián BA, the son of Vice President Verónica Abad, is currently held in La Roca prison in Guayaquil, considered a maximum-security facility. The First Court of the Specialized Criminal Chamber for the Judgment of Crimes related […] To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

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In this article

More from this issue

Where are you all?

“It looked like scabies, and it hurt as if my stomach had been hit,” says a woman who contracted dengue

Three corruption cases and 76 defendants (list included) tarnish the State and political parties

How Madrid became the “Miami of Europe”

Turquoise-necked hummingbird could become Ecuador’s first extinct endemic species

Growing Indigenous Resistance Against Mining Projects in Ecuador

Prosecutor Salazar Confronts New Attack from Ronny Aleaga: “They Will Not Distract Us”

Update: The Central Bank forecasts a 1% growth for the Ecuadorian economy in 2024, reflecting decreased consumption among Ecuadorian families and a reduction in government spending

Update: Nene Case: Hearing Scheduled for Francisco Sebastián BA’s Preventive Detention Appeal on April 3

Ecuadorians aspiring to migrate have their sights set on the United States

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