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Remembering that we are immigrants

Remembering that we are immigrants

I hosted a meeting at my home several months ago. When it was over, a couple approached me and introduced themselves, the woman presenting me her business card as one would a precious jeweled box. It was embossed and featured multiple bullet points, front, and back....

One calefon’s view of the Innocents parade

One calefon’s view of the Innocents parade

By Jeremiah Reardon The covered grill across the street from Fishbon Del Sur’s parade float sizzled with steak strips on a stick. Attendees and costumed participants had several options to purchase snacks on Calle La Republica under a dazzling sunset. An evening with...

New movie tells the story of recent Chinese immigrants to Ecuador

New movie tells the story of recent Chinese immigrants to Ecuador

Chinese migration to Ecuador is at the centre of Ecuadorian filmmaker Paul Venegas’ film “Vacio” which premieres on January 24 in Quito. His work addresses the complexities of Chinese migration in a week in which Quito hosts the Global Migration Forum. “The idea arose...

Historic district eyesore to be restored

Historic district eyesore to be restored

For more than a decade, city councilmembers and the historic district commission have been looking for money to renovate the Febres Cordero School on Calle Gran Colombia. “It’s the ugliest building in Cuenca and it should be one of the prettiest,” city councilman Rene...

Stress — Do you deal with it by overeating? What to do?

Stress — Do you deal with it by overeating? What to do?

Psychologists say that stress is defined as anything that alters our homeostasis, be it good or bad — and that bad stress can even turn into good stress, and vice versa. As reported in Harvard Health, “The combination of reactions to stress is also known as the...

Billions of crickets invade Guayaquil

Billions of crickets invade Guayaquil

Health officials in Guayaquil and surrounding towns are advising residents to keep their doors and windows shut to ward off an unprecedented invasion of crickets. “It is common that we see large numbers of crickets this time of year but this is much worse than normal...

Redefining U.S. history by a nation’s failures

Redefining U.S. history by a nation’s failures

By Peter Kirsanow As the country commemorates the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this weekend, it’s worthwhile to revisit the 1619 Project. Never content to leave unwoke history alone, last August the New York Times launched the 1619 Project. The “newspaper of...

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The Cuenca Dispatch

Week of April 26

Reservoir drop renews pressure on Ecuador’s electric grid.

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New naval station aims to shut down drug routes through Gulf of Guayaquil.

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Ecuador turns to targeted tax changes to raise $1.5 billion under IMF program.

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