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Vice President Abad Says She Has Not Yet Been Summoned to a Hearing at the Electoral Dispute Court
Karpowership Barge to Cost $115 Million, Generate 110 MW for Power Crisis
Corr(uption)eístas
Wilman Terán and Maribel Barreno Avoid Censure in Impeachment Trial
Salinas Fishermen Harassed by Drug Traffickers: “If You Complain, You Die”
June was the Most Violent Month of 2024 in Ecuador: 592 People Killed
Providing Drinking Water to 10,000 People in Rural Ecuador: A Challenge Aiming to Change Lives
Ecuadorians’ Harrowing Journeys: Personal Stories of Risking Lives to Reach the USA

Update – Avianca to Offer Daily Flights from Quito to Buenos Aires
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Vice President Abad Says She Has Not Yet Been Summoned to a Hearing at the Electoral Dispute Court

by Jonathan | July 22, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 42

"I don't know what I'm being tried for; I don't know of any documentation," said Vice President Verónica Abad. The Electoral Dispute Tribunal set a hearing for August 15th.

Karpowership Barge to Cost $115 Million, Generate 110 MW for Power Crisis

by Jonathan | July 22, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 42

Energy Minister Antonio Goncalves explained why the Turkish barge had already set sail for the region without a signed contract.

Corr(uption)eístas

by Jonathan | July 22, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 42

Where to start this week? I’m taking a slight detour from what’s published in The Cuenca Dispatch (TCD) to discuss some other news from Ecuador, which is related to one of this week’s stories. You’ll read that the Correístas blocked the vote in the National Assembly to impeach Wilman Terán, former president of the Judicial […]

Wilman Terán and Maribel Barreno Avoid Censure in Impeachment Trial

by Jonathan | July 22, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 42

The National Assembly did not secure the necessary 92 affirmative votes. Members of Correa's RC party abstained from voting.

Salinas Fishermen Harassed by Drug Traffickers: “If You Complain, You Die”

by Jonathan | July 22, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 42

Fishermen from Salinas and other towns in Santa Elena describe how they succumb to pressure from drug traffickers, who pay up to $10,000 to transport drugs.

June was the Most Violent Month of 2024 in Ecuador: 592 People Killed

by Jonathan | July 22, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 42

Between February and June 2024, during the internal armed conflict, violent deaths in Ecuador increased by 61%.

Providing Drinking Water to 10,000 People in Rural Ecuador: A Challenge Aiming to Change Lives

by Jonathan | July 22, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 42

José Luis Álvarez, president of the Sumar Juntos Initiative, explains the scope of this project in a country where 35% of homes still do not have drinking water.

Ecuadorians’ Harrowing Journeys: Personal Stories of Risking Lives to Reach the USA

by Jonathan | July 22, 2024 | Volume 8, Issue 42

More than 350,000 Ecuadorians have been deported from the United States between 2021 and May 2024.

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In this article

More from this issue

Vice President Abad Says She Has Not Yet Been Summoned to a Hearing at the Electoral Dispute Court

Karpowership Barge to Cost $115 Million, Generate 110 MW for Power Crisis

Corr(uption)eístas

Wilman Terán and Maribel Barreno Avoid Censure in Impeachment Trial

Salinas Fishermen Harassed by Drug Traffickers: “If You Complain, You Die”

June was the Most Violent Month of 2024 in Ecuador: 592 People Killed

Providing Drinking Water to 10,000 People in Rural Ecuador: A Challenge Aiming to Change Lives

Ecuadorians’ Harrowing Journeys: Personal Stories of Risking Lives to Reach the USA

Update – Avianca to Offer Daily Flights from Quito to Buenos Aires

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