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“Una Tierra Prometida”, el poder desde los ojos de un presidente.

Carlos Ruiz Zafón dijo una vez que “cada libro, cada tomo que ves, tiene alma. El alma de quien lo escribió y el alma...
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¡Qué soLASSO en Ecuador!

El 7 de febrero de 2021 por la noche, la Presidente del Consejo Nacional Electoral, Diana Atamaint, anunció un empate técnico por el segundo...
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Juego de tronos carcelario

Pocos días después de la Navidad del 2020, alias “Rasquiña” pasó a ser un nombre en boca de todos, y no era para menos...
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Vacunagate: la Latinoamérica de los escándalos

Cuando Alexander von Humboldt visitó Ecuador en 1802 para explorar el país, junto a otros de la región, manifestó que los ecuatorianos son “seres...
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Trump, el culpable inocente

El pasado 6 de enero, Estados Unidos atravesó un antes y un después en su política nacional y en su historia. Después de haber...
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