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Last September 30 nine prosecuted were brought to trial by the judge of the national court Paul Iniguez, who is investigating the alleged embezzlement of the irregular credit handed by the Cofiec Bank to Argentine businessman Gaston Duzac. The process will be faced by six as...

Since last Friday, tens of thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong, mostly students, protest and challenge the government for a full democracy, as a result of the electoral reform in which China supports the direct election of a governor from 2017. Student leaders...

The European Union (EU), which proceeded on Tuesday to remain in force the sanctions imposed on Russia after an evaluation of the peace process in Ukraine. Member countries noted “encouraging developments” in the peace agreement reached earlier this month between Kiev...

The Sarayaku people is prepared to receive on October 1 the public apologies that the State must make according to the judgment issued by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR), based in Costa Rica, in June 2012. Attorney Diego Garcia, along with the Ministers of...

At least 3,700 children in Guinea Conakry, Liberia and Sierra Leone have lost one or two parents due to the virus, according to estimates released today by UNICEF. Unicef ​​warns that the number of orphans due to virus could double between now and mid-October in the wake of the...

The Plaza de San Francisco, in Quito, will be the meeting place of the ruling party and its supporters to commemorate the fourth year of the September 30, 2010, when there was an police rebellion against the Public Service Law. President Rafael Correa will be present in the act...

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has announced that tomorrow, October 1, it will close its office in Ecuador, after 53 years of activity in the Andean country. Last December, the Government of Ecuador announced that the cooperation with thi...

The reorientation of credit and the charging mechanism of the 0.5% tax credits that would pay are the priority issues on the agenda of the Monetary and Financial Regulatory Board, which met on September 29 for the first time. The authorities did had their first meeting in the...

Rescue operations resumed on the Tuesday morning of September 23 at the foot of the Japanese Mount Ontake, which erupted on Saturday 27 of the same month, were interrupted after half an hour due to a volcanic tremors, according to authorities. “The land search was resumed...

The election campaign heats up six days from an election with an uncertain ending in Brazil, with crossed attacks in the midst of polls showing the current President Dilma Rousseff strengthening against the candidate Marina Silva, although both are still tied in a likely ballot....