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Two Canadian mining companies have drawn the ire of activists and Indigenous groups in Ecuador, where the government is using Toronto-based Adventus Mining’s Curipamba copper-gold project in Las Naves and Atico Mining’s La Plata project in Sigchos as test sites to impose a new and controversial process for environmental consultation under Decree 754.

Five organizations that ensure the protection of human life were awarded the 2023 Life Awards in the Auditorium

GENEVA (27 July 2023) – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk on Thursday expressed deep concern at the recent spike in violence, fuelled in part by gangs vying for control of the narcotics trade, raging gang violence inside and ...

For the National Chamber of Tourism, this decision to increase VAT reduces the country's competitiveness

Jul 02, 2023 - In the first half of the year, some 548 fines have been imposed by the Authority for the Protection of Consumers (Acodeco) for non-compliance with price control

The MICITT ensures that it is done in accordance with the guiding principles contained in the legislation that regulates the Telecommunications Sector

On May 17, Ecuadorian President, Guillermo Lasso, dissolved the National Assembly by activating a unique constitutional clause known as ‘mutual death’ [muerte cruzada]. Under this provision, added to Ecuador’s Constitution in 2008 but never before used, the President can dissolve the Legislative, call general elections, and rule by decree until a new Legislative and President are elected. This post details the significance of these recent events and the decision of the Constitutional Cour...

MINAE announced an administrative intervention in Manuel Antonio National Park in response to concerns about its weak internal organization.

The decision by El Salvador to extend a state of emergency aimed at cracking down on gangs undermines the right to fair trial, three experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council said on Monday.

New York: The decision by El Salvador to extend a state of emergency aimed at cracking down on gangs undermines the right to fair trial, three experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council said on Monday.