The Cuenca – Molleturo – El Empalme Road Remains Shut Down Due to Landslide
A vehicle found itself trapped amidst the debris from a landslide, obstructing kilometer 90 of the Cuenca-Molleturo-El Empalme road.
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Former Prison Guard Finds Perilous Path to Freedom
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Russian Delegation to Inspect Ecuadorian Banana Farms Following Resumption of Exports
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Ecuador’s Improved Energy Outlook
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Peaceful Times
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Ecuador’s National Development Plan Receives Unanimous Approval, Pledges $1.6 Billion Investment
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Ecuadorians’ Exodus to Mexico Surges by 220% in 2023
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Update: Ecuador’s 2022 Census Unveils 425,045 Immigrants from 189 Countries”
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Update: Ecuadorian Child Fatally Wounded in Sonora, Mexico Migrant Assault
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President Daniel Noboa of Ecuador Bolsters Diplomatic Ties with the United States
Published on February 19, 2024
In a bid to strengthen international cooperation, President Daniel Noboa of Ecuador embarked on a significant diplomatic mission, cementing ties with the United States during a crucial meeting in Guayaquil. The encounter, shrouded in secrecy, unfolded behind closed doors, leaving much speculation but little concrete detail about the discussions that transpired.
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