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Cristian Espinosa was appointed Ambassador of Ecuador to the United States

The National Government confirmed this Thursday, June 27, 2024, Cristian Espinosa Cañizares as Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ecuador to the United States. The career diplomat will replace Ivonne...

Daniel Noboa receives the credentials of the new United States ambassador

The US diplomat pledged to continue supporting Ecuador on security issues. He replaces Michael Fitzpatrick. The new ambassador of...

40,000 women will receive scholarships in higher education

The president, Daniel Noboa, announced that 40,000 women are part of the 'Futuro Femenino' higher education scholarship program...

Julian Assange released from prison, after agreement with the United States

Julian Assange, founder of the Wikileaks portal, reached an agreement with the United States Department of Justice to...

Armed Forces: Criminal gangs have lost USD 1.2 billion due to military operations in Ecuador

The military actions undertaken in Ecuador in the midst of the "internal armed conflict" declared by the president,...
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The Upcoming November 4th will be a Holiday

According to Ministry of Tourism the executive decree Nº885 of the National Government, states that the Ecuadorians will have November 2, 3, 4, 5...

Panama Hat Might be a Cultural Patrimony of the UNESCO

A typical Ecuadorian hat made of straw known internationally as "Panama Hat", considered one of the world’s finest of its kind, has been proposed...

Guayaquil Citizens will Choose the 7 Main Attractions of their City

The Municipality of Guayaquil and the Shopping Centre Mall del Sur will present on Thursday a campaign called Choose the seven wonders of Guayaquil,...

The World Cultural Tourism Fair is Being Held in Ecuador

Quito is the first Heritage city in the Americas and the largest colonial city in the continent. That was the reason why the Spanish...

Ecuadorian Huaorani won National Geographic Buffet Prize

The greenery of the National Park Yasuní, in the Amazonian jungle, is his birthplace and the place where his people live, the Huaorani. There, surrounded by so much nature, Moi Enomenga seduced people from National Geographic. Today he is the winner of the 2011 National Geographic...

Ecuador Opened a New Train Stretch

The Ministers of Tourism, Freddy Ehlers, and Heritage Coordinator, Maria Fernanda Espinosa, inaugurated the 13 miles stretch of the train that runs along "Nariz...
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