In a surprising turn of events, Ecuador has experienced a significant decrease in violent deaths, with a notable 41% drop following the declaration of an internal armed conflict. Between January 10 and 24, 2024, official figures reveal an average of 9.2 murders daily,...

Covid-19 exposed food insecurity in largest Galapagos islands.

In the wake of the state of exception and internal armed conflict declared on January 9, 2024, the demand for tattoo studios in Guayaquil has experienced an unexpected shift.

Salazar holds nothing back as she addresses National Assembly. In a gripping address to the National Assembly on January 25th, Attorney General Diana Salazar delved into the Metastasis case, shedding light on the intricate web of corruption within the country and the...

Kiwcha association ships 440 tons of cocoa to Germany and Switzerland annually. In the heart of Napo province, Ecuador, a remarkable story of empowerment and sustainable agriculture unfolds. Kallari, an association founded by Amazonian Kiwcha women 26 years ago, has...

Ecuador's newly inaugurated President, Daniel Noboa, is confronting the complex issue of fuel subsidies just two months into his term. The move follows the footsteps of his predecessors, Lenín Moreno and Guillermo Lasso, both of whom attempted to curtail state...

The most recent drop in the country risk came after the government sent its proposed VAT increase to the national Assembly.

The President also said that for him re-election is not the priority, asserting that, “making a change in this country is the priority.”

On January 9th, President Daniel Noboa declared an internal armed conflict, mobilizing the Armed Forces in the country.

Collaboration of Social Media Tips and Surveillance Footage Guides Authorities to Teen's Abductor's location. In a harrowing incident, 13-year-old Marcia PC, missing since January 12th in Cuenca, was located on Sunday night in the Álvarez citadel, leading to the...

Small agriculture and livestock farming, as well as gold mining and illegal logging stand out among the activities that are depredating this ecosystem. Deforestation and degradation of Amazon forests are two of the most critical problems facing Amazonian countries....

In a bid to address the ongoing internal war against drug mafia gangs, President Daniel Noboa has proposed a series of measures, including a significant increase in the value-added tax (VAT) from 12% to 15%. While critics argue against breaking the initial promise of...

“It's very difficult, but I didn't come thinking it would be easy.”  Last week may go down in history as one of the most distressing for Ecuador, and for President Daniel Noboa, it appears to be a baptism by fire that will shape how his government, launched on...

Jetsmart Airlines will start flying in Ecuador in March and Copa and Iberia will add more weekly frequencies.

Costa Rica leads, Ecuador makes strides even with dismal minimum wage Increase.

President Daniel Noboa’s strategic move to initiate a security consultation comprising 10 questions has sparked widespread debates about its feasibility and potential ramifications.

President Noboa aims to run for re-election in 2025, and the extent of his accomplishments or limitations leading up to that point will play a crucial role in shaping his political destiny. Following economic concerns, the primary focus will pivot towards addressing security issues.

Upon assuming office with depleted financial reserves, the Noboa administration is resorting to unconventional measures to secure immediate funding.

Cedatos opinion poll gives high marks to Noboa, low marks to Assembly, and says insecurity is the biggest concern.

Assembly allows Noboa to use Armed Forces against organized crime until Constitutional Amendment can be voted on by citizens. In a historic move, the National Assembly of Ecuador, with an overwhelming 125 affirmative votes, approved a significant partial...

With the help of Correístas, Noboa gets his Economic Law passed. In a significant development for Ecuador's economic landscape, President Daniel Noboa's Economic Efficiency and Employment Generation Law, commonly referred to as the Noboa Economic Law, has been...

Migrants, seeking a better life in the U.S., are still drawn to the Darién Gap. However, Ecuadorians arriving at the U.S. border through the Darién and other routes are experiencing a surge in record detentions. As 2023 draws to a close, Panama grapples with an...

This marks my final appeal for support this year as we strive to help families in the Yunguilla Valley. By now you have heard of A Simple Box of Food, our initiative to bring underprivileged families here in the valley food for a few days, and some sweets, coloring...

The Government is projecting a deficit of $5.789 billion by the end of 2023, and a consolidated balance of public debt and other obligations totaling almost $60 billion, or roughly 50% of GDP. In the inaugural month of Daniel Noboa Azín's government, Ecuador faces a...

Last Christmas, we had the immense joy of delivering food packages to one hundred impoverished families in the Yunguilla valley. It was the best gift we have ever given to ourselves. Here, I'm sharing a few heartfelt words from those we helped. It's not about boasting...

In a remote corner of Ecuador lies Oyacachi, a rural parish nestled in the El Chaco canton, province of Napo, surrounded by breathtaking rivers, streams, waterfalls, lagoons, hot springs, and mountains. With a population of around 800 people, this secluded town has...

In a bid to address the alarming issue of electronic waste (e-waste), Ecuador environmental management company Vertmonde, has spearheaded the 'Ecuador Free of E-Waste' initiative. The initiative aims to tackle the improper disposal of electronic waste, a problem...

Kronfle expresses skepticism, stating that the evidence fails to persuade him that Salazar warrants impeachment. Noboa emphasizes the need for collaborative efforts, advocating a departure from the ineffective governance of previous times. On December 7, 2023, the...