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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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Apple’s Shares Gain Value in The Stock Market

Apple technology company is now the most valuable enterprise in the world, as its shares in the stock market peaked at $ 605.72 before...

UK Banks New Regulations Could Cost Jobs

Job losses loom in Britain’s banks even though the five big banks have made profits of £20bn last year. However the combined profits at Barclays,...

Eclac Warns About Economic Decrease in Latin America

The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (Eclac) informed that the economies of the region showed a decrease from 5,9% to 3,7% due to the growing...

Protests in Spain Against Labor Reform

The major trade union confederations in Spain, UGT and CC.OO summoned yesterday more than 500,000 people in Madrid to protest against the labor reforms...

Europe unites for a “Stop it” call

Convened by the European Trade Union Confederation, European workers called on the entire continent to demonstrate against the austerity policy with the slogan "Stop...

World Bank Says Poverty in Latin America has Reduced

The World Bank (WB) reported that from 2005 to 2008, the number of poor living on less than $1.25 a day fell to record...
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