Interviews | 24.08.2023 ‘Ecuador’s democracy is undergoing a general crisis’ Elections under the shadow of violence: Constantin Groll on the run-off election for the presidency, criminal gangs and the environmental movement
Democracy and society | 11.08.2023 The end of the island of peace The murder of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio has left Ecuador in shock. Can the country escape this growing spiral of violence?
Economy and ecology | 20.09.2022 Energy prices are driving society to its breaking point Inflation and the energy crisis have caused expensive food, no electricity and unaffordable petrol. We look at South Africa, Vietnam and Ecuador
Democracy and society | 07.03.2022 Are vaccine mandates the solution to end the pandemic? In an effort to protect their population and the health system, Ecuador, Greece, and Tajikistan have imposed vaccination mandates
Interviews | 16.04.2021 'The deep divisions in the left camp were decisive' Instead of a victory for the Left, Ecuador now has an arch-conservative and neoliberal president. Constantin Groll in Quito explains what happened
Adiós sovereignty After years of authoritarian rule, many Venezuelans see US control as a way out of political decay — making the new protectorate surprisingly stable
A lesson from the North Few countries depend on the US as heavily as Canada — yet it is standing up to Trump. Europe should take note
Bernie and Mamdani did it, can the rest of the progressives? The American left is focusing on social issues again. It must now prove that this approach will help it win back the working-class voters it has lost