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Ecuadorian organizations hold a new day of resistance against mining - Vimarsana News

Ecuadorian organizations hold a new day of resistance against mining

Quito, Mar 27 (Prensa Latina) Ecuadorian environmental activists, representatives of social organizations, and citizens of Ecuador, will hold a new day of resistance against the advance of mining in the country.

Massacre in Ecuadorian province under state of exception - Vimarsana News

Massacre in Ecuadorian province under state of exception

Quito, Feb 28 (Prensa Latina) Seven men in military uniforms were found slaughtered on Wednesday in the back of a pickup truck in Ecuador, an incident that took place as a state of emergency is in force in that nation.

Prisoners' escape from Ecuadorian prison touted as success on day of press visit - Vimarsana News

Prisoners' escape from Ecuadorian prison touted as success on day of press visit

Quito, Feb 23 (EFE).- Ecuador’s armed forces confirmed Friday that three prisoners escaped from Latacunga prison, just before a guided tour organized by the government to show journalists a successful example of military intervention in a facility formerly controlled by violent gangs. The escape from the Cotopaxi Penitentiary Number 1, located some 70 kilometers south …

[PHOTOS] Joint Command and Staff College visit Kenya Air Force - Vimarsana News

[PHOTOS] Joint Command and Staff College visit Kenya Air Force

The participants were led by the Deputy Commandant JCSC Brigadier Faustin Lobaly

Ecuador dipicted a month after declaring internal armed conflict - Vimarsana News

Ecuador dipicted a month after declaring internal armed conflict

Quito, Feb 9 (Prensa Latina) It has been one month since President Daniel Noboa took the decision to declare internal armed conflict, which prompted a series of operations that have left 6,626 detained so far.