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Ecuador: Assault on hospital leads to dozens of arrests

The arrests came as Quito agreed with neighboring Andean nations Peru, Colombia and Bolivia to launch a new security network, with the deal reached at an emergency meeting held as the region watches bloodshed spiral in once-peaceful Ecuador.

41 prison workers freed in Ecuador, 133 still held hostage

The guards and prison workers were taken hostage after President Daniel Noboa announced on Monday a military takedown of criminal groups, sparking a deadly confrontation with narco gangs.

Why Ecuador's president dissolved the National Assembly, and what happens next

Ecuador's President Guillermo Lasso dissolved the country's National Assembly just as it was forging ahead with impeachment proceedings to remove the

¿Por qué Ecuador aplica solo una dosis anticovid-19 a adolescentes?

Nuestros medallistas y ¿los recursos?

Los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020 trajeron consigo alegría para todo el mundo, de manera especial para Ecuador, el cual logró su mejor participación histórica, ya que obtuvo 2 medallas de oro, 1 medalla de plata y 4 diplomas olímpicos,.

Miss Universo: ¿Por qué Ecuador no logra ganar?

¿Por qué Ecuador no controla la pandemia?

Ecuador's Divisive Presidential Vote Has Bondholders on Edge

Ecuador’s Divisive Presidential Vote Has Bondholders on Edge Bloomberg 3 hrs ago Sydney Maki (Bloomberg) -- Investors are bracing for an unpredictable run-off finale to Ecuador’s contentious presidential race as opinion polls flag a rally of support for career banker Guillermo Lasso, sending the nation’s dollar bonds back to levels seen before the election began. Popular Searches Voters will return to polling stations on Sunday to decide between self-exiled former socialist President Rafael Correa’s 36-year-old protege Andres Arauz, or Lasso, a banker and conservative from the coastal hub Guayaquil. It’s a high-stakes choice for the country and its bondholders, coming just months after Ecuador’s 11th default or debt rescheduling in almost 200 years.

Investors on Edge Over Ecuador's Presidential Runoff on Sunday

Ecuador’s Divisive Presidential Vote Has Bondholders on Edge Bloomberg 1 hr ago Sydney Maki (Bloomberg) -- Investors are bracing for an unpredictable run-off finale to Ecuador’s contentious presidential race as opinion polls flag a rally of support for career banker Guillermo Lasso, sending the nation’s dollar bonds back to levels seen before the election began. Popular Searches Voters will return to polling stations on Sunday to decide between self-exiled former socialist President Rafael Correa’s 36-year-old protege Andres Arauz, or Lasso, a banker and conservative from the coastal hub Guayaquil. It’s a high-stakes choice for the country and its bondholders, coming just months after Ecuador’s 11th default or debt rescheduling in almost 200 years.

Investors on Edge Over Ecuador's Presidential Runoff on Sunday