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Extra Newspaper, received a fined of 10% of its last quarter turnover

By not rectifying information concerning two of its publications, the Superintendency of information fined Extra with 10% of the average turnover of the last three months, according to a decision released this Tuesday, March 25. The reference cases are news related to citize...
Posted On 26 Mar 2014
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Prosecutor’s office investigates alleged connection between drug found in a farm and seized jet

The Prosecutor’s Office investigates if there is a relationship between a seized aircraft which would be presumably used to transport drugs, and the 800 kilos of cocaine seized in a farm at the commune of Cerecita, 48 kilometers in the southeast of Guayaquil. The jet, which...
Posted On 21 Mar 2014
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In the International Day of Happiness, people dance the hit “Happy” worldwide

In 2012, the UN established the International Day of happiness, so this, together with welfare, could become the first aspiration of all human beings. Also, this initiative is for world governments to take measures to include happiness as the supreme goal. Therefore, the Pharrell...
Posted On 20 Mar 2014
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Machalilla ask for public works in its 136-year of parish organization

Machalilla today reminds its 136 years of parish organization, in the middle of the joy of being a village with renowned national and international tourist aspect, but also with the internal claims by the lack of public works and the abandonment of its authorities.   Located at...
Posted On 20 Mar 2014
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Birth of Buddha under study

Archaeologists from Britain and India, conducted studies to confirm the birth of Buddha, which according to the new research, would date a century earlier than the estimated. The Excavation works held in Lumbini, in southern Nepal, where last year a Buddhist worship place dating...
Posted On 15 Mar 2014
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Youth orchestra born in a dumpster will be the opening act in the Metallica concert in Paraguay

On the occasion of a project to help children whose parents work in landfills, this musical approach with recycled instruments has been created. “They sound pretty good because our instruments are made of metal. Precisely we have an annoying-metallic timbre tha...
Posted On 15 Mar 2014
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135 years since the birth of Albert Einstein

Today marks 135 years of the birth of Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientists of the twentieth century. Einstein was a German physicist of Jewish origin, born on March 14, 1879. Among his most important contributions count the publication of his Special Theory of...
Posted On 14 Mar 2014
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Ecuador gave information to Mexico to capture ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán

Ecuadorian police gave intelligence information that “contributed to the arrest of the head of the Mexican mafia, the Sinaloa cartel, ‘El Chapo’ Guzman”  last February 22 , stated the Minister of Domestic Affairs, José Serrano, in a press release at the...
Posted On 12 Mar 2014
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Isabel Allende, the first woman to preside the Senate in Chile

Isabel Allende Bussi, daughter of former Chilean president, Salvador Allende, who was ousted in Pinochet’s dictatorship in the 70s, will be the first woman to lead the Chilean Senate, representing the Socialist Party. One of her first official duties will be placing the...
Posted On 11 Mar 2014
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The world´s richest men according to Forbes

Every year Forbes magazine publishes a list of the richest men in the world , further details below : Bill Gates tops the list with a fortune of 76 billion dollars , followed by Carlos Slim with a fortune of 72 billion , who has one billion less than last year. Forbes magazine...
Posted On 11 Mar 2014
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