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Background: The "Republic of the Equator" was one of three countries that emerged from the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 (the others are Colombia and Venezuela). Between 1904 and 1942, Ecuador lost territories in a series of conflicts with its neighbors. A border war with Peru that flared in 1995 was resolved in 1999. Although Ecuador marked 25 years of civilian governance in 2004, the period has been marred by political instability. Seven presidents have governed Ecuador since 1996.
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November 1st 2009 South America » Ecuador » East » Tena
Gefuehlte 60°C im Schatten, Schwuele - nun faengt sie an, die Schwitzerei. Nach dem relativ kuehlen Cuenca auf 2550m ueber NN und dem fruehlingshaften Baņos auf 1500m bin ich nun nach vierstuendi ... [full story]
Gefuehlte 60°C im Schatten, Schwuele - nun faengt sie an, die Schwitzerei. Nach dem relativ kuehlen Cuenca auf 2550m ueber NN und dem fruehlingshaften Baņos auf 1500m bin ich nun nach vierstuendi ... [full story]
October 5th 2009 South America » Ecuador » East » Tena
Wow... The Amazon was great - we went on some long hikes through the jungle in very humid conditions - hard work, but interesting and the views were well worth it. To get there we took a 3 hour bus jo ... [full story]
Wow... The Amazon was great - we went on some long hikes through the jungle in very humid conditions - hard work, but interesting and the views were well worth it. To get there we took a 3 hour bus jo ... [full story]
October 7th 2009 South America » Ecuador » East » Tena
To me, one of the most interesting things about the indigenous Quechua is their use of jungle vegetation for medicinal purposes. When I was with the Sani community, our indigenous guide, Miguel, woul ... [full story]
To me, one of the most interesting things about the indigenous Quechua is their use of jungle vegetation for medicinal purposes. When I was with the Sani community, our indigenous guide, Miguel, woul ... [full story]
October 6th 2009 South America » Ecuador » East » Tena
Eh, my stomach is no bueno. But I guess this is not the way to start a blog. So letīs see...I havenīt written in ages. Soo sooo sorry, mom and dad. Where was I, the last time I wrote somethin ... [full story]
Eh, my stomach is no bueno. But I guess this is not the way to start a blog. So letīs see...I havenīt written in ages. Soo sooo sorry, mom and dad. Where was I, the last time I wrote somethin ... [full story]
June 2nd 2009 South America » Ecuador » East » Tena
After finishing at the Santa Marta rescue Centre we continued our travels by heading to Tena, the white water rafting capital of Ecuador. We were hoping to do a multi-day rafting trip, which would me ... 19 photos [full story]
After finishing at the Santa Marta rescue Centre we continued our travels by heading to Tena, the white water rafting capital of Ecuador. We were hoping to do a multi-day rafting trip, which would me ... 19 photos [full story]
April 26th 2009 South America » Ecuador » East » Tena
Our first two day stint on the Amazon was along the Rio Napo about 6-7 hours East of Quito, near the town of Tena. We stayed in a Jungle Lodge (Cotococha Lodge) along the banks of the river and use ... 25 photos [full story]
Our first two day stint on the Amazon was along the Rio Napo about 6-7 hours East of Quito, near the town of Tena. We stayed in a Jungle Lodge (Cotococha Lodge) along the banks of the river and use ... 25 photos [full story]
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