Despite the fact that vehicle use is prohibited on beaches, despite the fact that some beaches have large signs announcing it, despite the environmental damage (death and damage to the habitat of small species in the intertidal zone), and despite the fact that on more than one occasion there have been […]
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Thamé de Teatro de Artesanos in a performance on the day of the return of Saint Biritute. By Cristian Levi. We could say that the theories of homo sapiens or homo erectus are ideas within a media debate that are currently almost comical, like clichés added to the new generation's theory of homo […]
The Alternative Forum on Climate Change is being held in Panama until October 2nd. Women and men—peasants, Indigenous people, Afro-descendants, and members of organizations—are raising their voices, calling for action, and organizing their own meetings. The reason for this is that in Latin America and the Caribbean (including Ecuador), we are witnessing processes that unite […]
Citizens from several countries around the world will mobilize this September 30th to warn about the massive increase in energy consumption that waste incineration generates, especially in urban centers, and to remind everyone that recycling saves more energy than this outdated technology produces. The actions focus primarily on demonstrating that […]
The Amazonian Sarayaku people have brought the Ecuadorian state to trial for human rights violations during the conflict with the oil company CGC, which they successfully expelled from their territory in 2004. Most of the attendees had never seen a trial, much less one broadcast live on the internet.
Image: rutadelsol.com.ec We can make a positive difference when choosing our travel destinations by selecting sustainable companies that conserve natural resources (protect flora and wildlife) and contribute to the well-being of local communities. We'll also be helping to ensure these treasures remain there for future generations to enjoy.
In September 2010, the Ecuadorian government announced its plans to expand its oil frontier into the southeast of the country. Days ago, this plan was officially announced that another call for bids would be launched on October 31, this time for the southeastern blocks. Bids must be submitted by April 1 […]
In a meeting held a few days ago, attended by Otto Vera P., Mayor of Santa Elena, and more than 10 representatives of various community and educational institutions, in addition to business leaders from Ballenita, the progress and current status of several of the commitments made by the Municipality of Santa Elena were analyzed […]
White-fronted capuchin monkey (Cebus albifrons aequatorialis), an endangered species. 1. At the Cerro Blanco Rescue Center, as it is widely trafficked as a pet. 2. Look closely, recognize it. NO SPECIES OF MONKEY ARE PETS. 3. TAKEN FROM http://www.arkive.org In order to raise public awareness and prevent […]
By: Pier Luiggi Maquilón Lipari. Starting July 1, 2011, electricity subsidies were reduced in our country for users who consumed more than 500 kWh per month. Despite the childish political opposition, which created obstacles and filed lawsuits against the State, brandishing […]
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