Why most of the country and Cuenca haven’t gone back to RED, and probably won’t

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Red or Blue doesn’t matter when you’re building a fence
How to Help in Ecuador’s Response to COVID-19
Covid-19 in Ecuador: An Exclusive Q&A with Ivonne A-Baki, Ecuador’s Ambassador to the United States
Interprovincial bus travel continues to be on hold
U.S. Ambassador Announces $31 Million in New Assistance to Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador on World Refugee Day

Why most of the country and Cuenca haven’t gone back to RED, and probably won’t
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Red or Blue doesn’t matter when you’re building a fence

by Michael Soares | June 30, 2020 | Volume 4, Issue 39

This week we heard that a couple who had been regular customers at our restaurant, were selling all of their things and moving back to the US. In fact, she had already left, and he was staying behind to sell of the last of the things they had collected here over time. Because of the […]

How to Help in Ecuador’s Response to COVID-19

by Jonathan | June 30, 2020 | Volume 4, Issue 39

Ecuador is confronting the COVID-19 pandemic with support from national and international public and non-profit organizations, the private sector, and private individuals. For those interested in learning more about organizations helping Ecuador respond to this public health emergency, the U.S. Embassy in Quito has provided the following list for informational purposes. The list is not […]

Covid-19 in Ecuador: An Exclusive Q&A with Ivonne A-Baki, Ecuador’s Ambassador to the United States

by Jonathan | June 30, 2020 | Volume 4, Issue 39

Staff of the Ecuadorian custom facilities disinfecting the 8.8 tons of medical aid donated by Direct Relief, which arrived in the county on June 4, 2020 to mitigate the impact of the Covid-19 emergency in Ecuador. (Isadora Romero for Direct Relief) By Noah Smith June 18, 2020 Ecuador has one of the highest […]

Interprovincial bus travel continues to be on hold

by Jonathan | June 30, 2020 | Volume 4, Issue 39

The owners of the interprovincial and intercantonal buses continue to await authorization from the Cantonal Emergency Operations Committee (COE) to resume service in and out of Cuenca, despite the fact that they’ve been authorized by the Minsitry of Transport and Public Works to operate since June 15, 2020. This week they met at the Cuenca Terrestrial Terminal to ask […]

U.S. Ambassador Announces $31 Million in New Assistance to Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador on World Refugee Day

by Jonathan | June 30, 2020 | Volume 4, Issue 39

Quito, June 20, 2020–On the occasion of World Refugee Day, U.S. Ambassador to Ecuador Michael J. Fitzpatrick reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to protecting and assisting migrants and refugees worldwide. The United States remains the single largest provider of humanitarian assistance globally, giving more than $70 billion in the last decade to provide food, shelter, healthcare, […]

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In this article

More from this issue

Red or Blue doesn’t matter when you’re building a fence

How to Help in Ecuador’s Response to COVID-19

Covid-19 in Ecuador: An Exclusive Q&A with Ivonne A-Baki, Ecuador’s Ambassador to the United States

Interprovincial bus travel continues to be on hold

U.S. Ambassador Announces $31 Million in New Assistance to Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador on World Refugee Day

Why most of the country and Cuenca haven’t gone back to RED, and probably won’t

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