Ecuador Headline News - March 10th, 2024 - Homicide rates collapse, UFC Title fight & the Economy
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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Thanks so much 🙂
I continue to love this new format. Really give you a lot of credit for integrating yourself into daily life. Wish that all expats were as interested. Bravo, Mike!
Thanks very much for your kind comment. We do love it here for so many reasons. I enjoy sharing what's going on re the news and will continue every two weeks unless there is major breaking news.
Mike, I still love this format. Thank you!!!!
You are very welcome. Thanks
Great Update! TY!
Thanks
Thank you for information on ecological and economical impacts on Ecuadorian life!
Thanks for all your support. Take care.
Great reporting MIke.
Thanks for watching
Great that things are improving in Equador but the mining in the Amazon is concerning especially with the situation in Venezuela and how it’s affected their fishing industry. Canada and other countries need to be accountable in my opinion.
Thanks for watching. The ndp covered this in Canada recently giving it some exposure. Check it out.
Thank you, Mike. Your Ecuador news updates are great and needed by me. I plan to move to Ecuador in the near future from the US Pacific NW. Wearing shorts most of the year is very alluring.
Thanks for your support. Yes living in shorts all year is a real bonus.
Thanks again Mike, would love a video about the benefits for retirees. Cheers.
Thanks. Great suggestion
Thank you very much for the update. We will be there on March 27th
You are very welcome. Have a safe trip.
Thank you! With your reports I feel like I know a lot more of what is going on in Ecuador than I know about what is going on here at my home in the US. I feel like I keep making this same point but, homicide numbers don't tell the whole story and you have said this. If most homicide victims are people engaged in crime, how much should that concern me? I live in a safer, suburban neighborhood. When my wife left me she bought a patio home about a mile from me, nice place, small complex, somewhat rural, mostly older people that had downsized. She's since moved and sold it to her sister. February 12 there was a 79 year old woman found stabbed to death in her patio home there. All the information the public got is below. My son knows some police people and he told me it was a carjacking, taken to her home to steal there and she was killed. They have or had somebody ? and I may or may not find out what happens from there. Nobody really is concerned, another day in the big city. Closer to me, February 26, 4 people were shot, one died, police say there are no suspects and that's all I know about that. I'm hoping that was some sinister characters shooting other sinister characters but, I don't know that. People say don't worry but, I do.
A woman was killed in Fern Creek last week, according to Louisville Metro Police.
LMPD spokesperson Dwight Mitchell said police found a woman dead inside a home in the 10000 block of Chenoweth Vista Way, near Billtown Road, on Feb. 12.
LMPD's Homicide Unit conducted a death investigation and determined she was stabbed. Her death is now a murder investigation.
Mitchell said LMPD's Homicide Unit is investigating and following leads
Yes crime and homicide numbers don't tell the whole story. Thanks for watching and being a loyal regular.
We opt not to file for VAT refunds. We pay no income tax here, and we feel we need to leave our tax for much needed public services. I appreciate that refunds are an option for senior citizens who need it. Our high US property tax and insurance costs alone are such a tremendous savings, VAT is nothing in comparison. And with savings from those are can easily support local charities. We love our life in Cuenca.
Excellent thanks for your comment. Yes many people don't realize the savings in property taxes alone can fund multiple months of living here. We love it here too. Take care.
If you dont want 15% VAT refund, get, go buy specific needed supplies for public school. Badly needed.
Excellent point. Thanks for being a regular contributor. Take care
Homicides: These figures need some detail. They are generally location based to start with, Guayaquil, the coast and especially The Esmeraldas are the major areas. Plenty of small towns up in the Sierras are very quiet and safe. Also, too many are family based. The number of Ecuadorian women murdered by husband or boyfriend is very high, and these are part of the overall figures. Those who may see this and dont live in Ecuador may worry for family without reason.
The Gov is still not paying the VAT refund to those entitled to claim it. I have had a claim submitted last October still not paid.
Yes your info re homicides is spot on. I did cover that detail in other videos. I will again when more info becomes available. Good news on the refund front. Many people from October are now being paid so yours should be very soon. Thanks for your support. Take care.
@@KrisandMike Thank you, sorry if I missed your previous info. Hopefully I'll have some good news at my bank, thanks for the info. Good luck.
@pamelastorer8570 Hey sorry not required at all. Even our area of the coast near Olon it has been great since we got here. Regardless it's great the country is now moving in the right direction. But it's still very early days. Take care.
Hi Kris and Mike, being a fellow Canadian who wants to travel to the country, do I need to have an armful of vaccinations before going to Ecuador? When I Google it, the CDC and WHO recommend so many - Hep A and C, rabies, Yellow Fever and on and on. Thanks Roger
Hi. We are not experts but usually yellow fever is if you are going deep into the Amazon. Hep vaccines tend to be also normalized for most tropical travel. Having said that many people coming down don't get any extra. You may want to consult a travel clinic if you are close to a big city. Thanks for watching.
Thanks! I will check a clinic. Cheers Roger@@KrisandMike
Not middle weight, batamweight or 135 lbs..
Yes bantamweight. Am I at that age where I think one thing and say another? Oops.