US denies pressuring President Rafael Correa over WikiLeaks Democratic Party emails
3,000 staff sought in one of the Latin American countries where studies start earliest
Hundreds of Cuban migrants are camping out in a park in downtown Quito as they wait to be allowed passage to the United States
Official numbers contradict reports by relatives, as citizens turn to social networks to locate loved ones
Death toll rises to 525 as rescue teams begin to arrive from neighboring countries
The lack of equipment in Pedernales is in contrast with the hundreds of volunteers who came to help
The EU is sending a million euros’ worth of urgent aid to help the victims of the disaster
GPS measurements confirm theory that elevation is furthest point from the Earth’s center
Climber discovers bodies of three people buried in snow on Chimborazo over 20 years ago
Officials fear that spike in anti-government marches may mar pope’s visit on Sunday
Controversial fiscal measures will be delayed until after pope's visit, says president
Correa government campaigning to stop actor making film about Chevron oil-spill trial
Rafael Correa attacks the press for reporting a presidential run-in with a young protestor
President Correa changes national family planning policy to focus on “traditional values”
A team of language activists in Ecuador is working nights to correct bad spelling
In 2013, the country’s deficit exceeded $5 billion, five times more than the previous year
In the year since new media law went into effect, 125 complaints have been filed against the press
After two years trapped in nation’s London embassy, Julian Assange sees no option but to stay on
Quito daily ordered to correct satirical drawing which angered President Correa
Elián González spent a week in Quito as part of the Cuban delegation to the World Festival of Youth and Students