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Ecuador

Arcs in and about Ecuador from the outlets we track, each followed from its first story to its last, with who covered it.

Place · 110 stories · 910 articles · earliest story we hold Oct 3, 2023

Right nowactive arcs, newest development first

Nothing ongoing.

All arcs0 named arcs in 2023

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No named arcs in 2023 yet.

On a timeline

every arc in 2023 at its own dates · opens on month
Sep 27 – Dec 25, 2023No arcs in this window
  • Each row is an arc
  • A mark is a story, on the day it was first reported
  • Who covered it: left, center, right
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No arcs in Sep 27 – Dec 25, 2023.

Coverage over timeindependent sources per week, by side, every year we hold

Earlier years are still being indexed.

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Every week as a table
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Oct 2, 20231615671
Oct 9, 202335115
Oct 16, 2023108231
Nov 6, 20232036
Nov 13, 2023311031
Nov 20, 202323113
Dec 18, 202368238
Jan 1, 202439329
Jan 8, 202411315127
Jan 15, 202445115
Jan 22, 20240101
Jan 29, 20240101
Feb 5, 202415212
Mar 4, 202405014
Mar 25, 202404112
Apr 1, 202415219117
Apr 8, 202444020
Apr 15, 202456114
Apr 22, 20241217
Apr 29, 202423218
May 20, 20241119
Jun 10, 202449238
Jun 17, 202457533
Jul 29, 202411113
Sep 23, 20240304
Feb 10, 202515215
Feb 17, 202534220
Mar 3, 202529117
Apr 7, 20251406
Apr 14, 202537320
Jun 23, 202505019
Jul 7, 20250306
Jul 14, 202538527
Jul 21, 202523110
Aug 4, 20250203
Aug 11, 20250101
Sep 1, 202536117
Sep 15, 20250206
Oct 6, 20250309
Oct 13, 2025311649
Oct 20, 20251205
Nov 10, 2025520465
Nov 17, 20251102
Jan 12, 202603015
Jan 19, 202602212
Jan 26, 2026518488
Feb 2, 202616012
Mar 2, 202615416
Mar 23, 2026112332
Jun 29, 2026317240
Jul 6, 20261102
Jul 13, 20261001
Jul 20, 202639757
Jul 27, 20261226
Aug 10, 2026195923546
Aug 17, 2026320383
Aug 31, 202613310
Sep 7, 2026413665
Sep 14, 202643116
Sep 21, 202639114
Sep 28, 202635117

Stories before June 28, 2026 come from archived pages, so who covered them is limited to the outlets we recovered for that period.

Everything else11 stories in 2023 not part of any arc, newest first

Stories about Ecuador that are not part of any arc yet

  1. Dec 18– 20FDA inspectors find lead levels in tainted applesauce 2,000 times higher than proposed standards32 articles · 20 independent sources
    4 left, 7 center, 1 right
  2. Nov 23– 24Daniel Noboa is sworn in as Ecuador’s president, inheriting the leadership of a country on edge14 articles · 14 independent sources
    2 left, 3 center, 1 right
  3. Oct 15– 16Noboa, 35-year-old heir to banana dynasty, wins Ecuador's presidential election36 articles · 31 independent sources
    10 left, 8 center, 2 right
  4. Oct 13– 15Ecuador votes for new president amid escalating drug war7 articles · 3 independent sources
    1 left, 3 center, 0 right
  5. Oct 7– 87 suspects in killing of Ecuador presidential candidate found dead in prison22 articles · 21 independent sources
    3 left, 7 center, 2 right

Stories that name Ecuador

  1. Dec 20North Korea and Russia clash with U.S., allies over missile launch6 articles · 6 independent sources
    3 left, 1 center, 1 right
  2. Nov 14– 17The FDA is screening US cinnamon imports after more kids are sickened by lead-tainted applesauce31 articles · 22 independent sources
    3 left, 11 center, 0 right
  3. Nov 9– 10Mexican Authorities Rescue 123 Latin American Migrants Trapped In Trailer7 articles · 7 independent sources
    2 left, 0 center, 3 right
  4. Oct 15Ecuadorians electing new president, choosing between an heir to a banana empire and an attorney6 articles · 6 independent sources
    0 left, 2 center, 1 right
  5. Oct 4– 6Mayor Adams of New York City goes to Mexico Amid Migrant Crisis12 articles · 10 independent sources
    4 left, 3 center, 3 right
  6. Oct 2– 3The U.N. Security Council approves sending Kenya-led force to quell violence in Haiti44 articles · 35 independent sources
    11 left, 10 center, 1 right
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