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Ecuadorian breaks down and kills his family in Florida afterwards commits suicide

Pedro Jose Maldonado, an Ecuadorian of 53 years, who lived in 4266 Vineyard Circle the Courtyard at the Grove community of Weston, Florida, murdered his wife, Monica Narvaez-Maldonado, 47, and his son Pedro Jose Jr., 19, at home, on Monday. Using a hand crossbow as a weapon,...
Posted On 05 Dec 2013
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Emirates SkyCargo Airline carries out tests to operate in Tababela

The Mariscal Sucre airport in Tababela announced yesterday via his Twitter account that the airline Emirates SkyCargo have landed on its airstrip as part of a trial period that the airline will be submitted to permanently operate at this airport. The aircraft landed at 16:49 in...
Posted On 04 Dec 2013
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Gay couple in Guayaquil will present protective action

After the Civil Registry of Guayaquil refused the marriage request made by Fernando Vinces and Santiago Saltos last week, today the entity announced that the gay couples will present on December 10 a protective action in the Provincial Court of Justice of Guayas, to facilitate...
Posted On 03 Dec 2013
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Several events due to Quito’s 479 founding

Ecuador’s capital celebrates its founding festivities with its own traditional style: serenades, live music, folk dances and parades. Throughout this week, will be performed the Interbarrial theater, art exhibitions, concerts and traditional games. Tomorrow will take place...
Posted On 03 Dec 2013
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Archaeologists reveal area where command chairs were sculpted

Experts found an anthropomorphic figure in the finishing process that projected above an area of 1 m², in Jaboncillo Hill (parish Picoazá, Portoviejo,) the administrative center of the Manta culture. At its sides were observed parts finished with copper chisel. According to...
Posted On 02 Dec 2013
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“Black Friday,” reached Guayaquil

The famous day is no longer a novelty and became a true shopping fair and began selling all kinds of goods, especially clothing and appliances in the stores of Guayaquil, emulating the practice of U.S. deals and discounts similar to the trade of last Friday in November each year....
Posted On 01 Dec 2013
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Universities in D category question Ceaaces report

Last Thursday the universities in Category D questioned the report of the Board of Assessment, Accreditation and Quality Assurance in Higher Education (Ceaaces) entity that started the last ladder. Last Wednesday Ceaaces presented the results of a new evaluation process for...
Posted On 29 Nov 2013
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Christmas tree lit on the Malecon

Yesterday at seven o’clock the authorities of Guayaquil, led by Mayor Jaime Nebot, lit the Christmas tree located in the monument to Bolivar and San Martin, at Malecon Simon Bolivar. After the words of the mayor, Archbishop Antonio Arregui blessed the Nativity wit...
Posted On 28 Nov 2013
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Ecuador continues to win gold medals in Bolivarian Games

National athletes completed yesterday 60 gold medals, 62 silver and 76 bronze followed in third place and continue to expand the historical record of medals in this tournament, involving Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Bolivia and guests attending Chile, Paraguay, Dominican...
Posted On 28 Nov 2013
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Gay couple asks to get marry in the Civil Registry

Citizens Santiago Vinces and Fernando Saltos aproached this morning to the Civil Registry of Guayaquil, as boyfriends, to make an appointment to get married. Fernando, 23, and Santiago, 27, who’ve been living together for a year and a half, decided to formalize their...
Posted On 27 Nov 2013
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