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Breaking quarantine is committing a crime

Breaking quarantine is committing a crime

Ecuador is one of a very few countries in the world which currently allows travelers from the U.S. to enter the country, and even here, there is a mandatory 14-day quarantine.  However, if you are over 65 and can show a recent clean Covid test, you are permitted to...

British scientists identify six types of Covid-19

British scientists identify six types of Covid-19

By Tamar Lapin British scientists have determined that there are six different “types” of Covid-19 distinguished by specific clusters of symptoms — which could help in the treatment of the deadly contagion. The study, conducted by King’s College London, analyzed data...

Witnessing an old world dying and new world being born

Witnessing an old world dying and new world being born

I have been pondering this essay for quite some time, well before the current global crisis began. I have been living in paradise for the past 18 months, and I have witnessed quite an interesting phenomenon during this time. Those who have come to visit our eco resort...

Barco y Ballena

Barco y Ballena

It was late afternoon and a green-tinged storm of the nastiest type was brewing in the Southwest part of the Gulf. We were caught out. My lifelong friend was at the helm. Captain John Holbrook Hardy III held the little 28’ Mako 254 steady on a zig-zag track through...

Ecuador signs bilateral trade agreement with the post-Brexit UK

Ecuador signs bilateral trade agreement with the post-Brexit UK

President Lenín Moreno announced Tuesday that Ecuador and Great Britain have signed a trade agreement that maintains most of the conditions of the European Union agreement signed in 2016. Britain is in the process of severing its relations with the EU, requiring the...

Will a rise in oil prices rescue Ecuador’s struggling economy?

Will a rise in oil prices rescue Ecuador’s struggling economy?

By Matthew Smith For decades, oil rich Ecuador proved to be a risky and unprofitable jurisdiction for foreign companies seeking to tap its vast mineral wealth. This peaked with the $9.5 billion court ruling against integrated international energy major Chevron in...

New natural corridor connects Sangay and Podocarpus national parks

New natural corridor connects Sangay and Podocarpus national parks

By Mariah Banks On Friday, Ecuador’s Ministry of Environment officially declared Sangay Podocarpus, the country’s first connectivity corridor. Sangay Podocarpus extends over 1.4 million acres of diverse and fragile ecosystems, linking Sangay National Park in central...

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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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