Ecuador’s oil production faces a significant setback as the closure of the ITT oil field looms, bringing production levels back to those seen in 2003. To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

Lately, I’ve been feeling pretty upbeat about Ecuador’s direction. We’re seeing a drop in crime, a significant decrease of over 50% in murders, and even a noteworthy 500-point dip in the country’s risk-rating since Noboa’s tenure began. But I’ve got to admit, the stories I read in this week’s issue have left me somewhat uneasy. […] To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

The government’s loan requirement for 2024 stands at $10.992 billion, representing a $3.415 billion increase from the previous year’s planned amount. To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.

Following three weeks of strained diplomatic relations, the discord between Russia and Ecuador has finally subsided, marking the beginning of a new phase in their interactions. The government of Vladimir Putin now seeks to revive dormant projects with Ecuador, putting aside recent disagreements. To access this post, you must purchase The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Monthly or The Cuenca Dispatch Subscription – Annual.