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Vistazo will be sued for Alleged Violation of Referendum Silence

Ecuadorian economic magazine Vistazo could face a lawsuit by $2, 4 billion, presented by four social organizations related to the ruling government, for alleged felony on the Election Day because they interrupted the silence period at the referendum held last May. This morning,...
Posted On 04 Aug 2011
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Mercedes Banchón: Art and Mission in the Hands of a FCNH Volunteer

Shoes, sandals, belts, jackets, wool and leather bags, party supplies were the pieces of art developed for over 12 consecutive years by poor women of Guayaquil, Milagro, Playas, and Posorja. People used to attend classes sitting in the sand of any Ecuadorian beach or any other...
Posted On 04 Aug 2011
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Jimenez Family: Traditional Bakers at “El Recreo”

Following his social work, Crusade for a New Humanity Foundation, sponsored by the entrepreneur Alvaro Noboa, contributed once again with the Ecuadorian families, such is the case of the Jimenez Apolinario family. The smell and taste of fresh bread from “La panaderia del chinito”...
Posted On 29 Jul 2011
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August 12 will be holiday

Next Friday of August 12 will be a mandatory holiday for the workers and employees of the public and private sector of the country. Such decision was made official by article 1 of the Executive Decree Nº 418 of June 19 in 2007. The Decree states that the holidays established by...
Posted On 29 Jul 2011
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Guayaquil Celebrated its Festivities in the Streets

Parades, floats and folk groups parades marched today through the main streets in Guayaquil, which celebrates 476 years of foundation. The festivities continued today with different parades. The Navy and Guayaquil Más Ciudad, with floats, parades, marching bands an...
Posted On 25 Jul 2011
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Guayaquil Celebrates its Festivities With Parades

On Malecon Simon Bolivar and the Malecon 2000, the main tourist center of the city of Guayaquil, hundreds of people mobilized to see the parades for the celebrating the 476 year anniversary of the Pearl of the Pacific (Guayaquil). The Transit Commission of Ecuador (CTE) paraded...
Posted On 24 Jul 2011
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Sentence Ruled in Favor of Diario Hoy

Judge Douglas Quintero from the Electoral Tribunal (TCE), acquitted Daily Hoy of the lawsuit filed by the Minister’s policy coordinator, Doris Soliz, for breaking the silence during the election days before the referendum of May 7th  in Ecuador. The statement read by...
Posted On 19 Jul 2011
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72-hours Liquor Prohibition in Ecuador

The Ecuadorian Ministry of Health announced this afternoon a liquor prohibition on a national scale due to the 21 victims that perished different provinces of the country because of consuming adulterated liquor. The prohibition was set at 6pm when it was discovered that 19...
Posted On 18 Jul 2011
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Ecuadorians will Participate in Mathematical Tournament

Five students from Guayaquil and one from Quito are part of the Ecuadorian team that will participate in the 52 International Olympics of Mathematics (IOM). The event will be performed between July 17 and 24 in Amsterdam, Holland. The students representing Guayaquil are Galo...
Posted On 15 Jul 2011
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Julian Beever Finished His Work at San Francisco Square

At midday, British artist Julian Beever, known as the “Picasso of  Pavement ” finished its 3D drawing that took him 3 days to complete it at Plaza San Francisco, in Guayaquil. Since last Monday, hundreds of people, including art students from different universities...
Posted On 15 Jul 2011
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