The director of Ecuador's biggest prison was killed in an armed attack on Thursday, the second such killing in under two weeks in the Latin American country, the SNAI prison agency said.

Ecuador carried out a scheduled power rationing for two to four hours between Wednesday night and early Thursday to perform ...

KSTS, branded as Telemundo 48 in the Bay Area, announced today in a press release that Emmy Award-winning journalist Dayanna Monroy has joined the station as a news anchor. Monroy will co-anchor ...

POMPEYA, Ecuador (CN) — “The oil comes from the heart and lungs of the Amazon in our park. Companies are sent here by the government, and they do not care about us." So said Mauricio Jipa, a resident ...

I already gave you everything,’” he said. Known as express kidnappings and classified as “common crimes” in Ecuador, such incidents get scant attention compared to the transnational drug trafficking ...

That is a rough picture of what Ecuador’s Indigenous Waorani people have been living with since the 1970s, when U.S. oil company Texaco arrived and joined a campaign of American missionaries to ...

Ecuador's Noboa Seeks Constitutional Change to Allow Foreign Military Bases in Country QUITO (Reuters) -Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa will seek changes to the constitution to allow foreign ...

In the heart of Ecuador's Unesco Sumaco Biosphere Reserve, the Socratea exorrhiza palm, known for its unusual movement, ...

QUITO (Reuters) -Ecuador will implement a nationwide blackout for maintenance in the country's electricity system overnight on Wednesday, from 10 p.m. local time to Thursday at 6 a.m., the ...

Washington, D.C., September 13, 2024- The World Bank Board of Directors approved a new loan to support rural road improvement in Guayas Province of Ecuador. The $100 million credit will finance the ...

Some 65,000 hosts, which are being consecrated in the Masses celebrated during the 2024 International Eucharistic Congress in Quito, Ecuador, could not have come from a better place: the home of ...

QUITO (Reuters) -Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa will seek changes to the constitution to allow foreign military bases to be established in the Andean country, he said on Monday via a post on X.