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Tour a Park of Volcanoes and Glaciers in Ecuador

Tour a Park of Volcanoes and Glaciers in Ecuador

by | August 12, 2024 |

by Geraldine Santos With more than 404,103 hectares spread across four provinces, the Cayambe Coca National Park is the third largest in Ecuador and the only one that passes through the equatorial line. The area is divided into two zones: one is Amazonian forests, and the other is moorland. The place is also known as the […]
It shouldn’t be a ‘bully pulpit’

It shouldn’t be a ‘bully pulpit’

by | August 12, 2024 |

It’s that time of year when Ecuador’s political powers pick their candidates who will soon be talking a lot about the economy, country-risk, credit, foreign investment, and maybe a little on the side about the energy crisis. In the end, like in most democratic countries, people will elect their “leaders” based on the party they […]

Update: Government Repurposes Unasur Building for Education and Music Conservatory

by | August 12, 2024 |

Update to: Ecuador begins its official withdrawal from Unasur Published: Volume 4, Issue 15 President Daniel Noboa has directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to transfer the abandoned Unasur building to the Secretariat of Higher Education (Senescyt) to expand the academic offerings through Higher Education Institutes. Once the headquarters of the Union of South American […]

Update: Noboa Transfers Vice President Abad to Turkey Amid Middle East Tensions

by | August 12, 2024 |

Update to: Verónica Abad in “Danger” in Israel, Warns Ecuador’s Vice President Published: Volume 8, Issue 44 President Daniel Noboa has ordered the “temporary transfer” of Vice President Verónica Abad from her role as Ecuador’s ambassador to Israel to the Ecuadorian Embassy in Turkey, located in Ankara. This directive, issued through Executive Decree 353, was […]

Karpowership Barge Emre Bey Set to Anchor in Guayaquil’s Abandoned Dockyard

Published on August 12, 2024

Four old power generation barges, abandoned by Termoguayas, are docked where the Turkish-made power generation ship Emre Bey will soon be anchored. The Emre Bey is expected to contribute 100 MW of electricity to Ecuador’s interconnected system.

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