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Ecuador: 40 arrested for seizing hospital - Vimarsana News

Ecuador: 40 arrested for seizing hospital

Ecuadorean authorities arrested 40 gang members this past weekend after they tried to seize the José Cevallos Ruiz hospital in Yaguachi, in the province of Guayas province, killing one person and taking several hostages as one of their comrades was being treated.

U.S. delegation meets with Ecuadorian government - Vimarsana News

U.S. delegation meets with Ecuadorian government

Quito, Jan 22 (Prensa Latina) A U.S. delegation of high-ranking officials met on Monday in this capital with Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa to discuss security issues within the context of the country´s internal armed conflict.

Senior US officials arrive in Ecuador - Vimarsana News

Senior US officials arrive in Ecuador

Quito, Jan 22 (Prensa Latina) A delegation of the United States Government will arrive in Ecuador “to strengthen security cooperation,” amid questions about Washington's true intentions.

5 Unexpected Cars That Former Presidents Used To Own - Vimarsana News

5 Unexpected Cars That Former Presidents Used To Own

From Obama to Eisenhower, U.S. Presidents have owned cars that you may not expect them to. These five fit that mold.

Gas company official argues LNG storage facility necessary for reliability - Vimarsana News

Gas company official argues LNG storage facility necessary for reliability

In February 2011, about 28,000 customers statewide lost access to natural gas. That was the last time NM Gas Co. had to cut off service to customers due to lack of adequate supplies. Now the utility is seeking to build a liquified natural gas storage facility in Rio Rancho near Albuquerque that utility officials say