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Travel Without Delay: The World's Most Punctual Airlines And Airports For 2025
Cirium's 2025 review recognised 12 airports and airlines worldwide that excelled in punctuality across different categories.
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Exploding Pen Drives Mailed to Five Ecuador TV Stations, One Explodes in Journalist's Face
Exploding pen drives were mailed to journalists at five Ecuador TV stations earlier this week, according to the country's interior minister. When one of the journalists, Lenin Artieda, plugged in the pen drive mailed to him, it exploded, causing slight injuries to one hand and his face.
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Cocaine Leaves This Country By The Ton, Hidden In Bananas And Tea
Trying to prevent drug traffickers from hiding cocaine in cargo containers at Ecuador's main port of Guayaquil is becoming an increasingly expensive headache for police and exporters alike.
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Former Athletics World Medallist Alex Quinonez Shot Dead
Ecuador's 200 metres world bronze medallist Alex Quinonez was shot dead in the port city of Guayaquil, authorities announced on Saturday.
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A Bed That Converts Into Coffin As Coronavirus Body Count Rises
Disturbing images of bodies of dozens of coronavirus victims awaiting burial on the streets of Ecuador's largest city Guayaquil has motivated a businessman in neighboring Colombia to design something he hopes would prevent a similar scenario in other countries: hospital beds that can be converted to coffins.
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Nearly 800 Bodies Removed From Ecuador's Coronavirus Epicenter Guayaquil
Ecuador said police have removed almost 800 bodies in recent weeks from homes in Guayaquil, the epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak, after the disease overwhelmed emergency services, hospitals and funeral parlours.
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Ecuadoran Former Policeman Jailed for Extrajudicial Killings
A former Ecuadoran police officer has been jailed for 16 years for his role in extrajudicial police killings that left eight dead and four missing, the attorney general told AFP.
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In Ecuador, Pope Francis Appeals for More Inclusive Church
Pope Francis used his first Mass in Ecuador on Monday to ask for support in his efforts to reach out to Catholics who feel shunned by the Church when the world's bishops gather at the Vatican in October.
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Travel Without Delay: The World's Most Punctual Airlines And Airports For 2025
Cirium's 2025 review recognised 12 airports and airlines worldwide that excelled in punctuality across different categories.
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Exploding Pen Drives Mailed to Five Ecuador TV Stations, One Explodes in Journalist's Face
Exploding pen drives were mailed to journalists at five Ecuador TV stations earlier this week, according to the country's interior minister. When one of the journalists, Lenin Artieda, plugged in the pen drive mailed to him, it exploded, causing slight injuries to one hand and his face.
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Cocaine Leaves This Country By The Ton, Hidden In Bananas And Tea
Trying to prevent drug traffickers from hiding cocaine in cargo containers at Ecuador's main port of Guayaquil is becoming an increasingly expensive headache for police and exporters alike.
-
Former Athletics World Medallist Alex Quinonez Shot Dead
Ecuador's 200 metres world bronze medallist Alex Quinonez was shot dead in the port city of Guayaquil, authorities announced on Saturday.
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A Bed That Converts Into Coffin As Coronavirus Body Count Rises
Disturbing images of bodies of dozens of coronavirus victims awaiting burial on the streets of Ecuador's largest city Guayaquil has motivated a businessman in neighboring Colombia to design something he hopes would prevent a similar scenario in other countries: hospital beds that can be converted to coffins.
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Nearly 800 Bodies Removed From Ecuador's Coronavirus Epicenter Guayaquil
Ecuador said police have removed almost 800 bodies in recent weeks from homes in Guayaquil, the epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak, after the disease overwhelmed emergency services, hospitals and funeral parlours.
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Ecuadoran Former Policeman Jailed for Extrajudicial Killings
A former Ecuadoran police officer has been jailed for 16 years for his role in extrajudicial police killings that left eight dead and four missing, the attorney general told AFP.
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In Ecuador, Pope Francis Appeals for More Inclusive Church
Pope Francis used his first Mass in Ecuador on Monday to ask for support in his efforts to reach out to Catholics who feel shunned by the Church when the world's bishops gather at the Vatican in October.
