New president will face financial challenges of less income, more expenses, limited loan options

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Christian Zurita: “We were not immortal, and they made us see it in the worst way.”
Anticipating the Second-Round Presidential Debate between Luisa González and Daniel Noboa
Contentment
Ministry of Energy still grappling with prospect of possible blackouts
Javier Milei’s Argentine team contacts former Ecuadorian President Mahuad for insights on dollarization
Forced Gang Recruitment: A Disturbing Reality in Guayaquil’s Slums
Environmentalists and communities score third consecutive victory in the courts
Cuenca airport has extended its operating hours
Contract renegotiation with Claro extended, but no new negotiations yet
Petroecuador says gasoline deliveries to Cuenca will return to normal this week

New president will face financial challenges of less income, more expenses, limited loan options
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Christian Zurita: “We were not immortal, and they made us see it in the worst way.”

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

Christian Zurita talks about the murder of Fernando Villavicencio, the risks he faces, and his decision to lead Gente Buena. -María Sol Borja · Last update August 31, 202 Christian Zurita: “We were not immortal, and they made us see it in the worst way.” Photography by Vanessa Terán Collantes. The journalist Christian Zurita, who suddenly became […]

Anticipating the Second-Round Presidential Debate between Luisa González and Daniel Noboa

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

Analysts foresee a shift in tone characterized by reduced attacks and a concerted effort to move beyond historical political party hostilities.

Contentment

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

I almost forgot to write my column for this week, which is actually a good sign. It means I’m not overly concerned about things at the moment. Sure, organized crime is still a major issue, like in Machala (a respite for us where we go to smell a little salt air once in a while) […] To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

Ministry of Energy still grappling with prospect of possible blackouts

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

The root of this concern can be traced back to the drought that plagued the Amazon region, leading to a significant reduction in electricity generation at the country's primary hydroelectric plants.

Javier Milei’s Argentine team contacts former Ecuadorian President Mahuad for insights on dollarization

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

The concept of dollarization has been a hot topic of debate in Argentina's presidential campaign, with many looking to the past for insights and inspiration.

Forced Gang Recruitment: A Disturbing Reality in Guayaquil’s Slums

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

In Guayaquil, a sinister reality is unfolding, one that has parents in the northwest sectors living in constant fear for the safety of their children.

Environmentalists and communities score third consecutive victory in the courts

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

On Monday, August 28, 2023, the Specialized Civil Chamber of Azuay made a significant ruling that sent shockwaves through the mining industry in Ecuador.

Cuenca airport has extended its operating hours

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

Update to: Latam adds more flights to its Quito-Cuenca route Published: Volume 7, Issue 39 Cuenca airport has extended its operating hours to accommodate the growing number of passengers. The General Directorate of Civil Aviation has approved this extension, effective from Monday, August 28, 2023. Starting on that date, Cuenca’s Mariscal La Mar Airport began […]

Contract renegotiation with Claro extended, but no new negotiations yet

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

Update to: Claro secures contract extension ensuring continued service in Ecuador Published: Volume 7, Issue 47 The contract with Conecel, operating as Claro, has been extended until August 27, 2023. However, negotiations for a new contract have not yet resumed under Guillermo Lasso’s government. Almost two weeks after the announcement of the contract extension with […]

Petroecuador says gasoline deliveries to Cuenca will return to normal this week

by Jonathan | September 4, 2023 | Volume 7, Issue 48

Update to: Panama Canal congestion: Economic impacts and water scarcity challenges Published: Volume 7, Issue 47 Gas stations in Cuenca will be extending their operating hours to meet the increased demand for Ecopaís fuel. This development comes as Petroecuador, the state oil company, announced that shipments of Ecopaís and Super Premium gasoline in Cuenca will […]

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In this article

More from this issue

Christian Zurita: “We were not immortal, and they made us see it in the worst way.”

Anticipating the Second-Round Presidential Debate between Luisa González and Daniel Noboa

Contentment

Ministry of Energy still grappling with prospect of possible blackouts

Javier Milei’s Argentine team contacts former Ecuadorian President Mahuad for insights on dollarization

Forced Gang Recruitment: A Disturbing Reality in Guayaquil’s Slums

Environmentalists and communities score third consecutive victory in the courts

Cuenca airport has extended its operating hours

Contract renegotiation with Claro extended, but no new negotiations yet

Petroecuador says gasoline deliveries to Cuenca will return to normal this week

New president will face financial challenges of less income, more expenses, limited loan options

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