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Ecuador targets enemies through cyber attacks and spying, report says

By Daniela Gallardo for Global Voices Advocacy Martha Roldós is a former member of Ecuador's National Assembly from Guayaquil, famous for her fierce opposition to the government of President Rafael Correa. In 2014, Roldós told the media that her email account had been...

Rob’s first rule for examining ‘scientific studies’ about food

By Rob Gray There is no question I get asked more often than whether something you eat or drink (coffee, chocolate, bread, meat etc.) is good for you. The person asking the question is often bewildered by the back and forth articles in the press, one day saying that a...

Expat impressions on the death of Castro

Two Ecuador expats with connections to Cuba, one a native of Argentina and the other from the U.S., share their thoughts on the death of Fidel Castro. Fernando Pagés Ruiz: In Latin America, we don’t call him Castro, or even Fidel Castro. He is simply Fidel. For my...

Castro’s death ends revolutionary era

Cuba's Fidel Castro, one of the world's longest-serving and most iconic leaders, has died aged 90. His death, in conjunction with continuing efforts to achieve peace between leftist rebels and the Colombian government, appears to drop the curtain on six decades of...

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Week of April 05

Legal storm builds over Ecuador’s moved-up local elections.

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Ecuador issues nationwide mpox alert after first Clade Ib case.

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Big power users switch to self-generation as Ecuador protects household electricity supply.

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