How China Targets the Global Fish Supply

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“Is there anybody out there?”
Government to prioritize the fight against illegal mining in Azuay
Ecuadorian car buyers moving away from sedans and into SUVs
The outlook for Ecuador’s exports in 2023
Seven benefits for women in the new ‘Violet Economy’ Law
“The radar contract in Cuenca should be cancelled due to the falsehood of the experience”
Foot-long dwarf boa found in Ecuadorian Amazon
Government fails to stop illegal mining in Napo or Imbabura
Service animals will be allowed on public transport under new requirements
Air passenger traffic grows in Quito after the pandemic

How China Targets the Global Fish Supply
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“Is there anybody out there?”

by Jonathan | January 23, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 16

For those of you who have read my column for a few years or more (hard to believe I’ve been writing it for over 6 years), you know how I used to feel about all the anger and hatred spewed out in response to some of the things I wrote. The threats, the crazy comments […]

Government to prioritize the fight against illegal mining in Azuay

by Jonathan | January 23, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 16

The causes of violent deaths in Azuay are mainly associated with illegal mining. The province has four conflictive points in Ponce Enríquez, Sígsig, Pucará and the Molleturo parish (Cuenca).

Ecuadorian car buyers moving away from sedans and into SUVs

by Jonathan | January 23, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 16

Sedan-type vehicles are losing market share to SUVs offering more room and models.

The outlook for Ecuador’s exports in 2023

by Jonathan | January 23, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 16

Free trade agreements and the economic recovery after the pandemic are some of the factors that will influence foreign trade this year.

Seven benefits for women in the new ‘Violet Economy’ Law

by Jonathan | January 23, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 16

The regulations, which are already in force, promote equal pay between men and women in companies and shared maternity leave.

“The radar contract in Cuenca should be cancelled due to the falsehood of the experience”

by Jonathan | January 23, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 16

The president of the Supervisory Commission of the Cantonal Council spoke about the inconsistencies detected by assembly members in the contract signed for the implementation of electronic radar devices in Cuenca.

Foot-long dwarf boa found in Ecuadorian Amazon

by Jonathan | January 23, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 16

Scientists have identified a tiny new species of dwarf boa living in the Ecuadorian Amazon that even a snake hater could love: these small reptiles are just a foot long. Alex Bentley, research coordinator of the Sumak Kawsay field station, in the eastern foothills of the Andes, stumbled across a small, curled up snake in […]

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In this article

More from this issue

“Is there anybody out there?”

Government to prioritize the fight against illegal mining in Azuay

Ecuadorian car buyers moving away from sedans and into SUVs

The outlook for Ecuador’s exports in 2023

Seven benefits for women in the new ‘Violet Economy’ Law

“The radar contract in Cuenca should be cancelled due to the falsehood of the experience”

Foot-long dwarf boa found in Ecuadorian Amazon

Government fails to stop illegal mining in Napo or Imbabura

Service animals will be allowed on public transport under new requirements

Air passenger traffic grows in Quito after the pandemic

How China Targets the Global Fish Supply

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