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Two men in a BMW forced two people into their car at gunpoint on Calle Larga early Saturday morning. Police chased them into Cañar province, rescued the victims, and found the firearm was a replica. Both suspects are out on conditional release.
Nine shows at Teatro Carlos Cueva Tamariz running May through December. The highlights: a symphonic Juan Luis Guerra tribute May 7–9, Puccini's La Bohème in October, and a Fito Páez choral concert in November.
The second annual Ruta de las Papas con Cuero has its five finalists. Bowls run $1.50 to $3, the finals are May 2, and you can visit each vendor's market stall right now. Here's who made the cut.
The biggest commercial development Cuenca has seen in years opens its doors on May 22. Five levels, 140 stores, electric go-karts, and an elevated walkway connecting it to Mall del Río. Mark your calendar.
A 34-year-old film curator has opened a weekly cinema night on the fourth floor of the historic Teatro Cuenca building. The Shining, Body Double, and David Bowie docs on original mid-century seats. Thursdays.
Decreto Ejecutivo 354 makes it official: Thursday April 30 through Sunday May 3 is one long weekend. Banks close, offices shut down, overtime is double pay. Plan your errands by Wednesday.
INAMHI's Alert #30 warns of variable rain across the Sierra through April 29, plus very high UV radiation nationwide. Sierra temps range 7°C to 23°C. Here's what to expect this week.
The seventh curfew of the Noboa era starts May 3 across nine provinces. Azuay isn't one of them. Here's who's affected, what hours, and why it matters even if you live in Cuenca.
A taxi driver dead after a road altercation. A teacher beaten by a parent at school. An EMOV agent assaulted during a traffic stop. Psychologists and sociologists explain what's driving it and how to stay safe.