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First Case of Dengue Fever Detected

A 15-year-old girl who was admitted ten days ago in the women’s room of the Hospital of Infectious Diseases José Daniel Rodríguez Maridueña, is the first reported case of positive dengue fever. Symptoms of dengue include fever, chills, abdominal pain and pain behin...
Posted On 21 Dec 2010
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Assange Could be Judged by USA

The United States Justice Department looks for a legal way to sue Julian Assange, informed American Vice President, Joe Biden, who qualified the WikiLeaks founder as a “high tech terrorist.” Assange’s organization began to divulge classified information on several media, due to...
Posted On 21 Dec 2010
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“Happy Meal” Toys Could Be Banned

Monet Parham, Californian mother of two children, sued McDonald’s, to prohibit the toys from the “Happy Meal”. The mother argues that the toys attached to the product encourage children to eat junk food, which is harmful for their health. McDonald’s should...
Posted On 20 Dec 2010
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Transportation Problems in Europe

Christmas week has arrived and Europe is still without transportation. The two airports from Paris have canceled a third part of its flights and there are no busses for the heavy snow that have fallen this morning. Also the trains are delayed. In almost all European airports...
Posted On 20 Dec 2010
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There Will Be a Lunar Eclipse Tomorrow

At dawn on Tuesday, humanity will have the opportunity to witness a total lunar eclipse, the Earth will stand between the Sun and the satellite, which is under plenulunio or full moon, the planet’s shadow will hide it slowly until it covers it completely. Th...
Posted On 20 Dec 2010
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Correa Promised to USA to Return TC and GamaTV

On July of 2008, President Correa, and the minister of Interior of that time, Fernando Bustamante, offered to the USA Ambassador, Linda Jewel that Ecuador would soon sell the television channels that were seized from the Isaias family. The WikiLeaks document reveals that the case...
Posted On 20 Dec 2010
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Pope Reflects on Child Abuse

On Monday, Pope Benedict XVI told cardinals and bishops at the Vatican that the Church should reflect on the errors of its messages and on Christian life in general, which allowed the spread of abuses from priests and religious to minors. The Pope said ...
Posted On 20 Dec 2010
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Prince William’s Royal Merchandise On Sale

The first official royal products were approved personally by Prince William and Kate Middleton to start their selling today. The porcelain collection is consists on a plate, a glass and a pot that have the couple’s initials, the prince’s royal emblem and the wedding date:...
Posted On 20 Dec 2010
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Soccer Player Angel Cheme Made Declarations

This morning, soccer player, Angel Cheme made a declaration in the courthouse as a follow up of the dual identity case from the citizen Gonzalo Chila. Both men attended the declarations. After a 40 minutes delay, Liga de Quito player, Angel Cheme Ortiz, arrived to the Guayas...
Posted On 20 Dec 2010
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Medias Have Been Attacked 272 Times in Three Years

Freedom of expression has been affected again. The seizure of computers in Vanguardia magazine amount the aggression 272 that medias and journalists had suffer in the past three years. On Friday the Trusteeship “CFN-AGD No más impunidad” evacuated the office where the magazine...
Posted On 20 Dec 2010
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