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New supply ships arrive this month in the Galapagos

Update to: Norwegian ship joins supply system to transport products to Galapagos Published: Volume 7, Issue 39 At the end of July, the ships Cygnus and Fusion 2 will depart for the Galapagos, carrying essential supplies as part of the emergency response for the islands. The combined capacity of these ships is 5,200 tons. The […]

Zamora says, “The president has lied to us again.”

Update to: Cuenca Tram Faces Financial Strain in 2023, Seeks Additional Funding to Cover Expenses Published: Volume 7, Issue 26 So said Mayor Cristian Zamora of Cuenca this week, regarding President Guillermo Lasso’s failure to fulfill the promise of assuming the liabilities of the Cuenca tramway. Lasso made this commitment during electoral campaign and reiterated […]

Lasso’s security plan for Ecuador falls short

Agreement reached with the US offers information sharing and training, but no funding. After an extensive year of negotiations, Ecuador and the United States finally signed a security agreement aimed at combatting drug trafficking in Ecuador. The agreement, known as the Comprehensive Strategy for Security and Peace, was proposed by the government of Guillermo Lasso […]

Lasso promises six new decree laws before leaving office

Update to: Reforms and investment are the economic priorities for Ecuador in 2022 Published: Volume 6, Issue 13 In an interview with Bloomberg media, President Guillermo Lasso revealed plans to introduce six new decree laws before his departure from office in August. During a recent interview with Bloomberg media in New York, President Lasso announced […]

Chulqueros and coyoteros empty the streets of Tungurahua

Seeking a better life in the United States, migrants end up losing their properties and decimating their communities. In the region of Tungurahua, an alarming trend has emerged where traffickers and usurers prey on vulnerable migrants who seek a better life in the United States. These unscrupulous individuals take advantage of their clients’ desperate situations, […]

Is it hot in here or is it just me? Again…

Published on July 24, 2023

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn As I sit by the pool sweltering in the heat today in Yunguilla, I think back to a column I wrote about five years ago on climate change that stirred up a maelstrom of both positive and negative reactions (“Is it hot in here or is it just me?” Vol.2, Issue […]

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