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16 Ecuadorian girls Received Awards in the U.S.

Five international awards totaled 16 students from two branches of  Yesenea Mendoza Arts Center. These children and adolescents participated last March 10 in the competition called International All Star Championship 2012 in Orlando, Florida (United States). The “Latinas” group,...
Posted On 16 Mar 2012
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Temporary monument in honor of Leon is placed in Las Peñas

A temporary symbolic monument of marble in honor of the late Ecuadorian President Leon Febres Cordero was placed on the gangplank of Las Peñas, Guayaquil. The mayor of the city, Jaime Nebot, arrived at the site amid hundred of followers who accompanied him from the Crystal...
Posted On 15 Mar 2012
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Eduardo Castillo is the New Bishop of Portoviejo

The Vatican informed that Pope Benedict XVI named the priest Eduardo Jose Castillo Pino, 42, as auxiliary Bishop of Portoviejo, in Ecuador. Castillo Pino was born in 1970 in Guayaquil, Ecuador. He has a doctorate in Theology of the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome,...
Posted On 14 Mar 2012
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Diana and her Bike Adventure

Last Sunday, Diana Alvarado started a new adventure, dressed with high heels, a jean and a green top, this 24-year-old youth traveled around 12 kilometers through avenue 9 of October. Diana has a degree in Facultad de Ingeniería Comercial Empresarial of the Polytechnic School....
Posted On 12 Mar 2012
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Alvaro Noboa Presented the Jury of Artist for the Third Biennial

Yesterday afternoon, Alvaro Noboa held a press conference at the Museum Luis A. Noboa Naranjo to introduce the artists who will serve as the jury of the forthcoming III International Painting Biennial, bearing the theme “The Elements of Nature“. The local...
Posted On 08 Mar 2012
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Winter in Ecuador Affects Crops and Entire Cities

Heavy rains on the coast of Ecuador have caused rivers to overflow causing heavy floods ruining entire crop acres. For example, the fields of Salitre (Guayas), the overflow of the river Los Tintos which opened a gap of 1 km south of Salitre, have become a large reflecting pool,...
Posted On 04 Mar 2012
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Community Service: University Students Gave Chemicals Workshop in Guayaquil

Teresa Cedeño, Jacqueline Guzman, Lydia Gaibor and Arelis Beltran led a workshop on the production of chemicals and nutrition. Arelis has a volunteer for the Crusade For a New Humanity Foundation for several years and decided to take this opportunity to perform community service...
Posted On 28 Feb 2012
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Colombian Speaker Gave Conference On Security In The Information Age

Many companies worldwide lose huge amounts of money every year due to fraud offenses. Ecuadorian Condor Insurance Company sponsored a talk by the speaker Nancy Triana, who is manager of financial lines at the Guy Carpenter company in her native Colombia. She spoke about insurance...
Posted On 27 Feb 2012
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Guayaquil’s City Hall will make a Memorial Wall to Febres-Cordero

Through a press release, Guayaquil’s Mayor, Jaime Nebot indicated today that a memorial wall will be impersonate temporarily the bust that was expected to be placed in the neighborhood Las Peñas, a downtown heritage area in Guayaquil. The decision follows the legal impediment to...
Posted On 23 Feb 2012
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Crusade for a New Humanity Foundation: Funding Social Welfare

5 years ago in a check because of a leg discomfort Mr. Felix Macias went to a medical center in the suburb district of Guayaquil. In the same year Felix had to undergo surgery to remove his gangrenous leg. Since then he knew he had to win the battle against diabetes taking daily...
Posted On 22 Feb 2012
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