The number of police officer murders nearly doubled in the final 6 weeks of 2023

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Noboa faces an 18-month window to secure re-election by enhancing the economy and curbing organized crime.
Verónica Abad Faces Security Cutback Amidst Vice Presidential Tensions
I am going to…
President Noboa maintains Currency Outflow Tax (ISD) at 3.5% until December 2024
Government Urgently Seeks Advance Tax Payments from Corporations Amidst Financial Crisis
Ecuadorians display some optimism for 2024 and express confidence in Noboa’s leadership
Revelations from the Norero chats in the Metastasis case

The number of police officer murders nearly doubled in the final 6 weeks of 2023
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Noboa faces an 18-month window to secure re-election by enhancing the economy and curbing organized crime.

by Jonathan | January 2, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 13

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.

Verónica Abad Faces Security Cutback Amidst Vice Presidential Tensions

by Jonathan | January 2, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 13

The discord between Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa and Vice President Verónica Abad has taken a new turn, expressing her angst on social media platforms.

I am going to…

by Jonathan | January 2, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 13

Ah, the dawn of a new year, brimming with possibilities. A chance to hit the reset button and embark on the perennial quest to shed those extra pounds, cut back on the libations, curb the criticisms, silence the complaints, kick the swearing habit, and rein in the spending spree—all those promises we insist will define […]

President Noboa maintains Currency Outflow Tax (ISD) at 3.5% until December 2024

by Jonathan | January 2, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 13

In a recent decision, President Daniel Noboa has opted to uphold the Foreign Exchange Outflow Tax (ISD) at 3.5% until December 2024, diverging from the earlier plan to reduce it to 2%. The decision was formalized through Decree 98, signed on December 29, 2023, contradicting the commitment made during the electoral campaign to decrease the tax.

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In this article

More from this issue

Noboa faces an 18-month window to secure re-election by enhancing the economy and curbing organized crime.

Verónica Abad Faces Security Cutback Amidst Vice Presidential Tensions

I am going to…

President Noboa maintains Currency Outflow Tax (ISD) at 3.5% until December 2024

Government Urgently Seeks Advance Tax Payments from Corporations Amidst Financial Crisis

Ecuadorians display some optimism for 2024 and express confidence in Noboa’s leadership

Revelations from the Norero chats in the Metastasis case

The number of police officer murders nearly doubled in the final 6 weeks of 2023

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