Lasso’s defense during impeachment will include previously unpublished reports

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Devastating Rains Lead to Over 8,000 Hectares of Crop Loss
Cream or sugar?
Addressing the road situation in Azuay province: Minister of Transportation Darío Herrera shares government’s plans
Insufficient Resources to Mitigate the Devastating Effects of Heavy Rains in Azuay
Ecuador’s 2022 foreign investment grew by 22% but fell well short of 2020 levels
If you’re renting your place out thru Airbnb, SRI is coming for you.
The impeachment process drags on as Correístas play games

Lasso’s defense during impeachment will include previously unpublished reports
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Devastating Rains Lead to Over 8,000 Hectares of Crop Loss

by Rebeca Mendoza | April 11, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 27

Over 2,000 farms have lost their entire season of crops due to the deluge of rain. Heavy rains and flooding in Ecuador have damaged the crops of more than 4,300 farmers, resulting in the loss of over 8,000 hectares of agricultural land, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock. The damage caused by the […]

Cream or sugar?

by Rebeca Mendoza | April 11, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 27

I’ve got to get something off my chest that I’m dealing with right now, and I know I’m going to sound like a whiner, or a jerk, or maybe even an ass, but here goes. Family aren’t the only ones who get to grieve. Now let me explain that. As I’ve written about before, my […]

Addressing the road situation in Azuay province: Minister of Transportation Darío Herrera shares government’s plans

by Rebeca Mendoza | April 11, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 27

The Minister of Transportation and Public Works, Darío Herrera, gave an interview this week and spoke about the situation and progress in the rehabilitation of the roads in the Azuay province, as well as future projects and investment for the development of the province. Amidst the current road repairs, which were necessitated by structural damage or landslides and have resulted […]

Insufficient Resources to Mitigate the Devastating Effects of Heavy Rains in Azuay

by Rebeca Mendoza | April 11, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 27

Azuay has experienced 250 to 300 landslides this year, with 35 of them being critical points. An urgent intervention costing at least $2.5 million is required in Santa Isabel alone. Azuay province has been hit hard by the rains in March and April of 2023. The region has experienced 250 to 300 landslides of various […]

Ecuador’s 2022 foreign investment grew by 22% but fell well short of 2020 levels

by Rebeca Mendoza | April 11, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 27

Foreign direct investment in Ecuador increased by 22% in 2022, amounting to $788 million, but it still fell short of the level reached in 2020, which was $1.095 billion. The slow growth of foreign investment during the Government of Guillermo Lasso has been attributed to political uncertainty and lack of legal certainty. The social uprisings […]

If you’re renting your place out thru Airbnb, SRI is coming for you.

by Rebeca Mendoza | April 11, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 27

Airbnb hosts in Ecuador and other similar platforms are now required to pay VAT and Income Tax for 2021 and 2022. The Internal Revenue Service (SRI) has identified around 1,500 people who received income from renting properties on short-term rental platforms but have never bothered to obtain a Single Taxpayer Registry (RUC). Meaning that these […]

The impeachment process drags on as Correístas play games

by Rebeca Mendoza | April 11, 2023 | Uncategorized, Volume 7, Issue 27

As the start the third week of the impeachment process initiated by the National Assembly begins, discussions about disregarding the Constitutional Court’s decision cast doubt on the entire process. After the Constitutional Court deemed the impeachment process against President Guillermo Lasso admissible, the National Assembly regained control of the process. However, as the process has […]

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More from this issue

Devastating Rains Lead to Over 8,000 Hectares of Crop Loss

Cream or sugar?

Addressing the road situation in Azuay province: Minister of Transportation Darío Herrera shares government’s plans

Insufficient Resources to Mitigate the Devastating Effects of Heavy Rains in Azuay

Ecuador’s 2022 foreign investment grew by 22% but fell well short of 2020 levels

If you’re renting your place out thru Airbnb, SRI is coming for you.

The impeachment process drags on as Correístas play games

Lasso’s defense during impeachment will include previously unpublished reports

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