Former Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa acknowledges his role in advising Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, defending the Venezuelan leader amid international condemnation

The Superintendency’s decision affects 98,000 members, primarily from Cuenca, leaving many uncertain about their financial future.

Despite temporary shutdowns of key hydroelectric plants, government reassures citizens, but experts warn of system vulnerabilities.

The $36.2 million project promises to ease congestion, but challenges during construction loom large.

New shopping center promises 250 stores, international brands, and thousands of job opportunities in the heart of Cuenca.

Judge Bolívar Romo’s actions violate legal requirements and spark political fallout.

The National Assembly approves changes to electoral laws amid political tensions and internal negotiations.

Escape of notorious drug lord “Fede” from Guayas prison raises questions of complicity and security failures.

A transcript of his meeting with our [The Economist] journalists.

Stricter policies push Ecuadorians in the U.S. to make difficult decisions amid mounting tension and economic strain.

Government forms new committee to combat the recruitment of children by criminal organizations in conflict zones.

A showdown between grassroots representatives and party leadership threatens the future of Pachakutik’s unity and influence.

Colombia and Peru’s successful diversification efforts provide critical insights for Ecuador as it battles energy vulnerabilities.

Ecuador’s new $20 fee on 4×4 courier shipments raises concerns for shoppers on platforms like Temu and Amazon.

Internal rifts and leadership struggles threaten the future of Ecuador’s once-dominant Citizens’ Revolution party.

New technology aims to improve border controls and curtail smuggling, advancing Ecuador’s digital transformation.