#ecuador

#ecuador

Ecuador was the first country to legislate rights for water, influencing global legal recognition of rivers as living entities.

Ola Bini's arbitrary detention and prosecution highlight systemic issues in legal interpretations of technology and digital rights.

A British man was lynched in Ecuador after being dragged from police custody by a mob, raising concerns about community justice.

Helen Hu transitioned from a life in Ecuador to becoming an elite collegiate gymnast, emphasizing enjoyment and personal growth in her senior year.

The upcoming biennale promotes unity and non-competitiveness in Ecuadorian culture through collaborative art and education.

Ecuador's President Noboa seeks international military assistance to combat rising gang violence, highlighted by record homicide rates.

Elena and Ramiro's entrepreneurial dream ended due to extortion, leading them to leave Ecuador and embark on a dangerous journey to the U.S.

Ecuador aims to solidify its World Cup qualification stance with a win over Venezuela, who are struggling in the qualifying rounds.

Eacheve's new arts initiative aims to bolster Guayaquil's contemporary art scene with a significant facility by 2025.

Heavy rains in southern Ecuador caused severe flooding, damaging infrastructure and prompting cleanup efforts amid warnings of continued bad weather.

Ecuador's presidential election runoff will feature a close contest between conservative Daniel Noboa and leftist Luisa Gonzalez, reflecting a divided electorate.

Carlos Javier Vega was shot and killed by military forces during a confrontation at a checkpoint, raising serious human rights concerns under President Noboa's policies.

The tragic fate of four Afro-Ecuadorian boys highlights issues of violence, neglect, and systemic injustice faced by marginalized communities in Ecuador.

Indigenous communities in Ecuador successfully banned oil extraction in Yasuní National Park, but concerns arise over President Noboa's push for drilling.

Ecuador's proposal to credit Los Cedros cloud forest as co-creator of a musical piece reflects evolving recognition of nature's legal rights in artistic creation.

Women make up 56% of leisure travelers and often travel solo, leading to heightened security concerns.

Gretchen and Robert moved to Ecuador for affordable healthcare and housing, allowing them to retire comfortably on $3,000 a month.

Brazil's 1-0 win over Ecuador halted their losing streak in World Cup qualifying but revealed ongoing challenges in their performance.

Cubbil Studio collaborates with a community in Ecuador to reinterpret vernacular architecture, creating housing modules using earth, thatch, and innovative construction methods.