Ecuador’s government has issued a public apology to a group of plantation workers who were subjected to slave-like conditions according to a a ruling issued last year by Ecuador’s ...

Ecuador's government apologized Saturday to some 300 people who worked as farmers for a Japanese textile firm in conditions ...

Animal rights groups took to the streets of Quito and 22 other cities across Ecuador to defend animal rights and demand that ...

Solanda, south of Ecuador’s capital, is experiencing a wave of murders as a result of turf wars between criminal ...

Simply sign up to the House & Home myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Two of the first places ever listed as Unesco World Heritage sites were, perhaps surprisingly, both in Ecuador ...

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa has been sworn in after being reelected for another four-year term early this year.

Air Europa beomes the 350th airline to join our cockpit series! This program featured the Boeing 787 on a roundtrip from ...

A fire that erupted in a fuel oil tank on Monday at Ecuador's biggest oil refinery is under control, state oil company ...

L.D.U. Quito saved one of its best Copa Libertadores Group stage performances until last, thumping Central Cordoba 3-0 to ...

A judge in Ecuador on Monday ruled former vice president Jorge Glas will face trial for alleged misuse of public funds ...