The Man Inside the Big Head of Lasso and Páez
What hides behind the masks of the presidential candidates?
Gender as a Wild Card
Why is it hard to believe presidential candidates when they talk about gender equality?
The Agreement with the European Union Doesn’t Please Everyone
Although it seemed inevitable, not every productive sector in the country is happy with the deal. What lies ahead for Ecuador?
The Disappearance, Search and Discovery of Santiago, the Boy His Mother Wanted to ‘Cure’ of Being Gay
A fifteen-year-old was committed against his will to a rehabilitation center where he was tortured to convince him that being gay can be corrected.
Josefa, María and Dozens of Women Criminalized in Ecuador for Miscarriages
Why is our justice system so indifferent?
The Cubans Sentenced to Return Home, Even Though They Would Rather Die
Has the Ecuadorian State forgotten the tragedy of fleeing to survive?
Lorena Reports 12 Years of Abuse, and a Judge Orders Her to Forget Them
A woman escapes her partner’s violence only to be cornered by Ecuador’s justice system. Is going to court another form of gender violence?
Gender Violence Is Subjective [Said Rafael Correa, but He Is Wrong]
Why is it so serious that the President thinks surveys on violence against women in Ecuador are an exaggeration?
Fifteen Years of Forced Displacement
One study, two supposed relocations and three projects have failed to give sex workers a place in Quito’s Historic Center.
The Forgotten Children with Laron Syndrome
Why has the Ministry of Health gone five years without complying with a ruling that would change these patients’ lives?
The Long Wait of Essa Hassan
When will the first Syrian refugee arrive in Mexico to continue his studies?
