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- La quiebra petrolera: el feriado del correísmoTHE PINK DOLPHIN SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras 15/03/2017 La quiebra petrolera: el feriado del correísmo LA JUGADA MAESTRA DEL CORREÍSMO, AL RENEGOCIAR LOS CONTRATOS PETROLEROS, TERMINÓ SIENDO UN BUMERAN QUE SE REGRESÓ PARA GOLPEARLO EN DONDE MÁS LE DUELE, SU CAJA CHICA. GRACIAS A LAS ALTAS TARIFAS DE COSTO DE PRODUCCIÓN POR BARRIL PACTADAS CON LAS […]
- Nadie se salva de pagar la factura de esta décadaTHE PINK DOLPHIN SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras 13/03/2017 Nadie se salva de pagar la factura de esta década Esta campaña no sirve –hasta ahora no sirve– para que los electores tengan conciencia del estado real de la economía. Rafael Correa logró socapar los desbalances creados por su gobierno durante una década. Los ha negado, escondido y […]
- In Big Win For Big Cats, China Approves National Park Larger Than YellowstoneTHE PINK DOLPHIN SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras 15/03/2017 In Big Win For Big Cats, China Approves National Park Larger Than Yellowstone The park will be home to two of the world’s most endangered big cats. By Dominique Mosbergen Ilya Naymushin/ReutersThe Amur tiger almost went extinct in China in the 1990s. Now, the government is establishing one of […]
- Farage meets Assange in a shameless illiberal allianceTHE PINK DOLPHIN SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras 15/03/2017 Farage meets Assange in a shameless illiberal alliance Farage is an inspiration to and friend of Donald Trump. He admires Putin’s contempt for human rights.’ Photograph: Victoria Jones/PA Nigel Farage’s social call on Julian Assange’s hideaway in the Ecuadorian embassy was a clarifying moment that ought to […]
- A Trip Through Ecuador’s Cofán Community — and Its Disappearing HomelandTHE PINK DOLPHIN SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras 10/03/2017 A Trip Through Ecuador’s Cofán Community — and Its Disappearing Homeland The indigenous Amazonian people stand strong, despite the forces that have despoiled their home. Photographs by Bear Guerra; Text by Michael Cepek The Aguarico river in Ecuador is a symbol of life for the Cofán people, but a legacy [… […]
