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By Matt Townsend, Jenny Surane, Emma Orr and Christopher Cannon The so-called retail apocalypse has become so ingrained in the U.S. that it now has the distinction of its […]
The National Institute of Meteorology (Inamhi) is warning those who live in Ecuador’s central Andean valley to limit their exposure to sunshine. High ultraviolet radiation levels have been reported from […]
On Monday, the menu at Lugar de Esperanza featured oatmeal, boiled eggs, fresh cheese, watermelon, banana and orange. The diners, poor and mostly elderly, ate free, courtesy of a volunteer […]
Martes, 7/11/2017 Hola, Todos – Pagina cultural – Upcoming agenda event – Taller – There will be a workshop about “Políticas y Legislación Cultural” (Cultural Policies and Legislation) from mañana […]
On the outskirts of Ecuador’s capital, young couples and families venture into a pitch-black cave in search of an unlikely experience: a meal in the dark. Blind waiters guide guests […]
By Lief Simon As my wife Kathleen and I prepared these past several months to shift our living situation and begin spending more time in Europe, I decided to take […]
Lunes, 6/11/2017 Hola, Todos – Pagina cultural – Upcoming agenda event Las Memorias parroquiales (Parish Memories) – A book of 22 stories that are part of Cuenca’s oral tradition will […]
Cuenca transportation officials have abandoned the plan to charge the same fare for both city buses and the tram. Municipal councilman Marco Andrés Ávila said Monday morning that tram fare […]
Vice President Jorge Glas could soon see a pay cut. Or, he could be out of a job altogether. The vice president has been in a Quito jail awaiting trial […]
By Margaret Winter Something joyful is happening at the Dolores J. Torres public school on Calle Luis Cordero at Juan Jaramillo: a student band has been created for kids who […]
Domingo, 5/11/2017 Hola, Todos – Pagina cultural – Today’s (Sunday) agenda events – Workshop – The hopefuls for the “Taller de actuación para cámara” (Performing for a camera workshop ) […]
By Louis Bourgeois I mentioned in my last column that the energy body was the bridge between the timeless realm, or eternity, and the space-time world. Living with this awakened […]
In a meeting with Cuenca officials Friday, President Lenin Moreno backed up his ministers of finance and public works in guaranteeing the cash flow to complete the tranvía. In addition, […]
By Robert Bradley The air is speckled with puffs of gunpowder from the firecrackers. The breeze is warm like the best day of spring. Cuenca sparkles. Independence Day.
Oil giant Chevron suffered a legal setback today in the Ecuador pollution case when a three-judge appellate panel in Canada denied the company’s attempt to force indigenous and farmer communities […]
Text and Photos by Bartley D’Alfonso America – both North American and South America – loves a parade, especially during patriotic holidays. It is when we commemorate our Independence and […]
Viernes, 3/11/2017 Hola, Todos – El Mercurio has a special Independence of Cuenca issue today and it’s daunting – 66 pages. Obviously I’m going to be doing a lot of […]
Executives of Ecuador’s private health insurance providers say they could go out of business if changes are not made to a 2016 law mandating new coverage. The Association of Prepaid […]
Text and photos by Bartley D’Alfonso In the three and a half years of living in this wonderful city, yesterday was the first time I visited the main cemetery, the […]
Jueves, 22/11/2017 Hola, Todos – Pagina cultural – Today’s agenda events – Museos – “Cuenca, Ciudad de los Cinco Sentidos” (Cuenca, City of Five Senses) is a program to visit […]
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