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Who’s first, second or third?

Who’s first, second or third?

"It's not a third-world country!" I can't tell you how many times I've told that to my mother and some of my friends back in the US when they question how I could live in Ecuador. My mother has no excuse, she's been here.  But to her, there was poverty everywhere and...

Tram begins tests today on Av. Las Americas

Tram begins tests today on Av. Las Americas

Cuenca’s tram 14 tram units will begin live testing today that will continue to February 23. The trains will run without passengers from the rail yard at Avs. Unidad Nacional and Mexico to the Feria Libre market on Av. Las Americas. The tests, conducted by the city...

U.S. and Colombia offer assistance in Esmeraldas bombing investigation

U.S. and Colombia offer assistance in Esmeraldas bombing investigation

Ecuador says it will accept law enforcement help, if needed, from Colombia and the U.S. to find those responsible for the Saturday morning bombing of a police command center near the Colombian border in Esmeraldas Province. National police say they have detained...

Love may not be all you need, but it sure helps

Love may not be all you need, but it sure helps

By Robert Bradley I’ll confess that I, like many men, do not handle being sick very well. At all. So, when I began to feel a bit punky on Wednesday morning, rather than lay in a cache of fruits and juices, or make a cauldron of soup, or buy an assortment of comfort...

French shoppers go nuts for Nutella

French shoppers go nuts for Nutella

A discount on Nutella has led to violent scenes in a chain of French supermarkets as shoppers jostled to grab a steep bargain on the sweet spread. Intermarché supermarkets offered a 70% discount on Nutella, bringing the price down from €4.50 (£3.90) to €1.40. But...

Influenza 2018: Too late for protection?

Influenza 2018: Too late for protection?

By Susan Burke March According to the World Health Organization (WHO) the 2018 flu season is upon us, most virulently in North America and Australia where influenza A (H3N2) remains predominant and activity remains high. In the Caribbean and Central American countries...

Top six reasons everyone should do yoga

Top six reasons everyone should do yoga

Every morning you’ll find me walking on the Rio Tomebamba. I try and make my walking hour aerobic, and use my walking sticks to “pump it up,” (you wouldn’t believe the strange looks I get — I guess I’m the strange-looking one). When I return home I try and stretch for...

Potential legal troubles mount for Correa

Potential legal troubles mount for Correa

By Esteban Cordero Balarezo Ex-president Rafael Correa faces up to 150 law suits and more may be on the way. The cases that have been filed and processed by the Judicial Function of Ecuador (www.funcionjudicial.gob.ec) deal primarily with claims for financial losses...

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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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