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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.
Rebranded movement struggles with internal fractures and strategic missteps.
Trade expansion, investment attraction, and terrorism crackdown dominate the president’s four-year vision.
Ministry of the Interior pursues intelligence upgrades, tactical overhauls, and international partnerships.
Conaie and Pachakutik face growing irrelevance amid internal fractures and electoral setbacks.
More than $785,000 in funding launches wave of community-driven marine projects as islanders take the lead in protecting their home.
Country risk drops sharply as reelection eases investor fears.
Noboa aims to boost international visibility with high-profile guests while maintaining a frugal approach to inauguration spending.
Analysts say the president’s broad appeal, strategic campaigning, and RC’s missteps helped seal the outcome.
User-driven index puts Ecuadorian city ahead of longtime Brazilian leaders.
Confidence grows among investors following Ecuador’s presidential runoff.
Cuenca faces mounting flood risks as climate change and urban expansion overwhelm outdated drainage systems and reshape local weather patterns.
Citi Research predicts market uncertainty ahead of Ecuador’s presidential election, with potential impacts from U.S. tariffs and global shifts.
Ecuador mobilizes emergency funds, aid kits, and equipment as climate-driven rains displace thousands and strain local resources.
Noboa’s U.S. visit focused on strengthening security cooperation, addressing immigration concerns, and discussing a potential military base in Ecuador.