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Billions of crickets invade Guayaquil

Billions of crickets invade Guayaquil

Health officials in Guayaquil and surrounding towns are advising residents to keep their doors and windows shut to ward off an unprecedented invasion of crickets. “It is common that we see large numbers of crickets this time of year but this is much worse than normal...

Redefining U.S. history by a nation’s failures

Redefining U.S. history by a nation’s failures

By Peter Kirsanow As the country commemorates the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this weekend, it’s worthwhile to revisit the 1619 Project. Never content to leave unwoke history alone, last August the New York Times launched the 1619 Project. The “newspaper of...

Capturing the Cuenca moment

Capturing the Cuenca moment

I will celebrate the beginning of my fifth year in Cuenca next month. While others are dazzled by the pyrotechnics of Carnival, I will pretend that a least a few of the candles are for me. I learned a long time ago to carry a camera with me everywhere; you just never...

Big changes are coming to El Centro with ‘superblocks’ pilot project

Big changes are coming to El Centro with ‘superblocks’ pilot project

City officials are moving ahead with Cuenca’s second “superblocks” project, this one in a nine-block area around Parque Calderon. The project, intended to encourage alternatives to vehicular traffic, will include the blocks bordered by calles Gran Colombia, Presidente...

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The Cuenca Dispatch

Week of October 25

Ecuador heads into a four-day November holiday built around Cuenca’s Independence Day.

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El Niño’s early rains have already affected more than 30,000 people across Ecuador.

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Exporters press Constitutional Court to move three major trade agreements forward

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