Noboa has tussled with Vice President Veronica Abad over questions of insubordination as new general elections approach.
A judge has ordered 16 military members to remain behind bars while a probe into the deaths continues.
A historic drought has stymied Ecuador’s hydroelectric power system, leaving many without electricity for hours on end.
State of emergency to allow government to send more money, people to help bring blazes under control, minister says.
The law in some countries is evolving to grant nature spots legal rights. What does it all mean?
About 2,000 firefighters, rescue workers and members of the military are fighting blazes around Quito.
Amid threats from mpox and new unknown viruses, how do epidemiologists track pathogens before a health crisis begins?
Ecuador’s Brian Pintado wins first athletics gold in men’s 20km race walk. China’s Yang Jiayu storms the women’s race.
Former journalist Fernando Villavicencio’s family and friends have urged an investigation into who ordered his killing.
Heavy rains have lashed areas across Central and South America in recent days.
Human rights organisations warn Carlos Javier Vega’s death could amount to an extrajudicial killing by the military.
Mexico has urged that Ecuador be suspended from the UN in the wake of April storming of embassy.
A family flees violence in Ecuador for the United States, but first they must enter the Darien Gap, a perilous jungle.
Exploring the effect of industrial development in the Amazon and the deadly battles to protect this vital rainforest.
