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Conscious Living: Time and eternity

Conscious Living: Time and eternity

By Louis Bourgeois I mentioned in my last column that the energy body was the bridge between the timeless realm, or eternity, and the space-time world. Living with this awakened consciousness is what I call walking with one foot in eternity. Our relationship with time...

The faces of Independence Day

The faces of Independence Day

By Robert Bradley The air is speckled with puffs of gunpowder from the firecrackers. The breeze is warm like the best day of spring. Cuenca sparkles. Independence Day.

A day of joy with loved ancestors in Cuenca

A day of joy with loved ancestors in Cuenca

Text and photos by Bartley D'Alfonso In the three and a half years of living in this wonderful city, yesterday was the first time I visited the main cemetery, the Cementerio Patrimonal de Cuenca, near the airport. November 2 is the “Day of the Dead” (Día de los...

Cuenca Holidays! Have fun without blowing your diet

Cuenca Holidays! Have fun without blowing your diet

Cuenca’s 3 De Noviembre celebrations are just a blast! We’re excited to enjoy this third year in Cuenca, and love the art and music. Street food is often a part of the celebration, so let’s celebrate in style, con salud en mente. Remember, “diet” is not a four-letter...

Federal government pledges support to complete the tranvía project

Federal government pledges support to complete the tranvía project

In town for the inauguration of Cuenca’s independence celebration, Ecuador’s ministers of finance and public works said the city’s beleaguered tram project will be completed. The pledge of support seconded President Lenin Moreno's assurance given in June. Following a...

Día de los Muertos: Celebrating life among the dead

Día de los Muertos: Celebrating life among the dead

By Kristen Sawyer On the 2nd of November, the spirits come out to play. Seeking, crying, plotting, rejoicing spirits. They’re emboldened by the the time of year — Día de los Muertos. Day of the Dead. But in this conservative, significantly Catholic city, how many...

¡Rice! Shining a light on Ecuador’s muddiest work

¡Rice! Shining a light on Ecuador’s muddiest work

In mid-September, Edie and I were traversing part of the countries lowlands as we worked our way up the coast from Salinas to San Lorenzo. As usual, we were on the look out for photo-ops but the atmospherics weren’t too accommodating. Eleven days of travel yielded...

Correa loses appeal in defamation case against journalist

Correa loses appeal in defamation case against journalist

A provincial court in Quito has denied the appeal of former president Rafael Correa in a defamation suit against journalist Martín Pallares. Tuesday’s ruling upholds a July decision by Judge Fabricio Carrasco that an article by Pallares did not harm Correa’s...

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Ecuador and Colombia End Tariff Fight.

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Cuenca businesses claim their place at Mall del Alto.

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Colombians Face Uncertain Runoff Amid Allegations and Regional Tensions.

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