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Brothels, illegal bar closed in weekend raid

Editor's note: Periodico editor Jeanne is on a well-deserved two-week vacation. Until her column returns May 14, CHL will post a daily digest of local events. The owners of two brothels and a tienda that operated an illegal bar were arrested Friday night in a police...

Competing Labor Day marches planned for El Centro this morning

Two International Labor Day marches, one sponsored by the government and a second opposing the government, are scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. this morning in Cuenca’s historic district. The United Workers' Central (CUT), a government-affiliated organization, begins its...

Cuenca freeway still a priority for mayor

Although President Rafael Correa told Cuenca Mayor Marcelo Cabrera that he was “dreaming” two years ago when Cabrera approached Correa for funding for a 50-kilometer freeway around Cuenca, Cabrera hasn’t given up on the idea. Estimates put the cost of the project...

Tame to resume Cuenca-Guayaquil flights

Azuay Province Governor Augusta Muñoz announced Friday that Tame will resume flying its Cuenca-to-Guayaquil route within 60 days. The decision came following protests by city and business officials who claimed the suspension of flights, that began last weekend, would...

Tame suspends Cuenca-Guayaquil flights

Government-owned Tame Airlines has ended its daily service between Cuenca and Guayaquil, claiming the route is not profitable. “The route has not generated the demand we expected and the cash flow necessary to cover operational expenses,” the airline said in a brief...

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Week of April 19

Ecuador seeks answers as migrants are rerouted from the United States to Congo.

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Prosperity report exposes Ecuador’s uneven foundations.

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IESS pension debate sharpens as Ecuador’s retirement system strains under growing deficits.

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