A World Bank report indicates that Ecuador will experience the most significant impacts of the climate crisis in transportation, disruptions to economic activity, and agricultural losses. To view this article you must have an active subscription. Already a member? Sign in. Subscribe to weekly reports on Ecuador’s economics, politics, crime and more. Not sure you want to commit? Don’t worry, you can cancel anytime. For a limited time,subscribe now and get your first month for only $1. Regular subscriptions available at $4.99/month or $42/year. Subscribe now!

I’m on vacation this week, so I’m sharing a column I wrote seven—yes seven—years ago. Although Bonita is no longer with us, the story and its significance continue to resonate through the years. -Michael To view this article you must have an active subscription. Already a member? Sign in. Subscribe to weekly reports on Ecuador’s economics, politics, crime and more. Not sure you want to commit? Don’t worry, you can cancel anytime. For a limited time,subscribe now and get your first month for only $1. Regular subscriptions available at $4.99/month or $42/year. Subscribe now!

President Daniel Noboa has proposed reforms to Articles 110 and 115 of the Ecuadorian Constitution, which would end state financing for political parties and movements. The proposal will first be reviewed by the Constitutional Court and, if deemed viable, will then move to the National Assembly for debate. To view this article you must have an active subscription. Already a member? Sign in. Subscribe to weekly reports on Ecuador’s economics, politics, crime and more. Not sure you want to commit? Don’t worry, you can cancel anytime. For a limited time,subscribe now and get your first month for only $1. Regular subscriptions available at $4.99/month or $42/year. Subscribe now!

Industry experts warn that the price of pork per pound for producers will increase from $4.20 to $4.50. While the sector has absorbed higher costs, the situation has now become “unsustainable.” To view this article you must have an active subscription. Already a member? Sign in. Subscribe to weekly reports on Ecuador’s economics, politics, crime and more. Not sure you want to commit? Don’t worry, you can cancel anytime. For a limited time,subscribe now and get your first month for only $1. Regular subscriptions available at $4.99/month or $42/year. Subscribe now!

Opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia alleges he was coerced by Chavistas before seeking asylum in Spain. To view this article you must have an active subscription. Already a member? Sign in. Subscribe to weekly reports on Ecuador’s economics, politics, crime and more. Not sure you want to commit? Don’t worry, you can cancel anytime. For a limited time,subscribe now and get your first month for only $1. Regular subscriptions available at $4.99/month or $42/year. Subscribe now!