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Alausí, Ecuador: Alausí is a town in the of Ecuador. The town is particularly well-known across Ecuador for its railway heritage. It was named a Pueblo Mágico by the Ecuadorian Ministry of Tourism in 2019. Wikipedia

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Fernando Villavicencio biography: 13 things about politician born in Alausi, Ecuador

Fernando Alcibiades Villavicencio Valencia was an Ecuadorian politician, trade unionist and journalist. Born in Alausí, Ecuador, he studied journalism and communication at the Cooperative University of Colombia. Villavicencio and his wife Verónica Sarauz have five children together. Here are 13 more things about him: In 1995, he co-founded the Movimiento de Unidad Plurinacional Pachakutik-Nuevo…

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Dos migrantes ecuatorianos desaparecen sin dejar rastro

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Dos migrantes ecuatorianos desaparecen sin dejar rastro

Santiago Mariño, de 23 años, soltero, vivía en la comunidad Sibambe del cantón Alausí, en la provincia de Chimborazo, se dedicaba a la agricultura y decidió viajar a los Estados Unidos.

Viajó hasta Quito donde se reunió con Mayra Ibarra, ella es hermana de su padrastro Oswaldo, los dos tomaron un vuelo directo hasta El Salvador y de allí subieron hacia Guatemala e iban a cruzar México, salieron del Ecuador el pasado 2 de septiembre y para el 5 del mismo mes, ya estaban en la frontera.

Mayra Ibarra es madre de un niño de 13 años, ella trabajaba en Quito en un hotel y fue despedida, luego de más de un mes de estar desempleada tomó la decisión de emigrar, un amigo de la comunidad los iba a recibir a los dos en Nueva York, ese día nunca llegó.

El último mensaje de texto que envió Santiago, fue para dar instrucciones y para informar que “ya vamos a ingresar a México y no vayan a estar contestando a nadie que nosotros mismos hemos de llamar”. Los dos ecuatorianos llevan más de tres meses desaparecidos y la familia está desesperada.

“El coyotero nos ha dicho que él también está buscando a un grupo de 29 migrantes que han desaparecido, entre ellos nuestros familiares, nos han dicho que fueron por la ruta de San Pedro, cerca de Juchitán en el estado de Oaxaca” señalan los familiares.

“El aumento de secuestros de migrantes es alarmante y se complica por que no existen relaciones diplomáticas directas entre Ecuador y México, ahora ya no solo hay secuestrados y extorsionados, sino que desaparecen sin dejar rastro y no hay a quien reclamar oficialmente, es una tragedia total para los ecuatorianos que están pagando los platos rotos de la diplomacia ecuatoriana” indicaba William Murillo, vocero de 1800migrante.com organización que ha dado la alerta de la desaparición de estos ecuatorianos.

Cualquier información que pueda dar con el paradero de estos ciudadanos se mantendrá en absoluta reserva y puede comunicarse directamente con la organización en sus redes sociales o llamando al 1 631 408 1994 en Estados Unidos.

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Alausí, Ecuador 🍀🌞

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EE.UU. dona a Ecuador dos hospitales de campaña

El Gobierno de los Estados Unidos concretó este jueves la donación de dos hospitales de campaña a Ecuador para atender las necesidades de los habitantes de la población andina de Alausí, que el año pasado sufri�� un gran alud en el que murieron 75 personas La entrega de ambos hospitales, que están valorados en 2,1 millones de dólares y tienen capacidad para atender hasta 80 pacientes de manera…

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Ecuador: EE.UU. dona dos hospitales de campaña para la población afectada por el aluvión en Alausí

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Riding the Rails of Adventure: The Devil's Nose Train

Introduction:

Nestled in the heart of Ecuador, a country renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage, lies a railway journey like no other—the Devil's Nose Train. This iconic rail route is a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance, winding its way through the challenging terrain of the Andes Mountains. As travelers embark on this remarkable journey, they are treated to a blend of history, engineering marvels, and awe-inspiring scenery.

Historical Roots:

The Devil's Nose Train, locally known as "Nariz del Diablo," traces its roots back to the early 20th century when the Ecuadorian government envisioned a railway system connecting the coastal city of Guayaquil with the highland capital of Quito. The ambitious project aimed to overcome the rugged topography of the Andes, and the Devil's Nose section proved to be the most daunting challenge.

The Devil's Nose:

The Devil's Nose refers to a narrow and steep mountain ridge that posed a formidable obstacle to railway construction. To conquer this natural barrier, engineers devised a zigzagging route that crisscrosses the mountain, allowing the train to ascend and descend through a series of switchbacks. This engineering marvel is a testament to human determination and remains one of the most challenging rail routes in the world.

Journey of a Lifetime:

The Devil's Nose Train journey is an immersive experience that takes passengers on a nostalgic trip through Ecuador's diverse landscapes. The vintage train, adorned with colorful decorations, departs from the town of Alausí, navigating the rugged terrain with breathtaking views of deep canyons, lush valleys, and towering peaks. As the train maneuvers through the switchbacks, passengers are treated to panoramic vistas that showcase the beauty of the Andes.

Cultural Encounters:

Beyond the scenic beauty, the Cuenca tours journey offers a cultural immersion into the heart of Ecuador. Passengers have the opportunity to interact with local communities along the route, witnessing their traditional way of life and vibrant customs. The train becomes a bridge between the past and present, connecting travelers with the rich tapestry of Ecuadorian heritage.

Preservation Efforts:

In recent years, efforts have been made to preserve and promote the Devil's Nose Train as a cultural and historical treasure. Restoration projects have maintained the authenticity of the train, ensuring that it retains its vintage charm while meeting modern safety standards. The success of these initiatives has turned the Devil's Nose into a symbol of Ecuadorian pride and a must-visit attraction for both locals and international travelers.

Challenges and Triumphs:

The construction and operation of the Devil's Nose Train were not without challenges. The harsh mountainous terrain, coupled with unpredictable weather conditions, made the project arduous. Despite setbacks, the completion of the railway stands as a testament to human resilience and the determination to conquer nature's obstacles. The Devil's Nose Train has become a symbol of Ecuador's ability to overcome challenges and celebrate its natural beauty.

Conclusion:

Embarking on the Devil's Nose Train journey is not just a ride on a historic railway; it's a voyage through Ecuador's past, present, and future. From the engineering feats that conquered the Devil's Nose to the cultural encounters with local communities, this train ride offers a holistic experience that captivates the senses. As the rhythmic clatter of wheels on tracks echoes through the Andes, passengers are left with memories of an unforgettable adventure—a journey on the rails of the Devil's Nose.

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The landslide in Alausí, about 137 miles south of the capital, Quito, affected an estimated 500 people and 163 homes. Rescuers frantically searched for survivors.

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Devil's Nose Train Ride, Alausí, Chimborazo province of Ecuador: Alausí is a town in the Chimborazo province of Ecuador. ​It is the starting-off point for the Nariz del Diablo train. This engineering work is among the most audacious projects realized in the Andean mountain range. Nariz del Diablo was the tomb of many Jamaican slaves contracted to dynamite the mountain. The train descents, in a breathtaking maneuver, 500 meters in just 12 kilometers across a zigzag craved in the rocks of the mountain, and continues deep into the Chanchan River gorge in the Southern Ecuadorian Andes

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Deslizamiento de tierra en el sur de Ecuador deja al menos siete muertos y 46 desaparecidos

Primera modificación: 27/03/2023 – 17:46 Quito (AFP) – El desastre fue provocado por las intensas lluvias, que se han registrado en el país desde enero, y deja al menos siete personas muertas producto de un deslizamiento de tierra en el sur de Ecuador, informaron las autoridades del país este 27 de marzo. El alud se produjo el domingo por la noche en Alausí, en la provincia de Chimborazo, a…

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Bomberos celebraron su día

Motivo por el cual el Cuerpo de Bomberos de Azogues efectuó una sesión solemne, donde se realizó la presentación y coronación de su nueva reina María Paz Palacios. El acto se desarrolló este viernes 6 de octubre, en el teatro “Guillermo Domínguez Tapia”, y estuvo matizado por la entrega de preseas y reconocimientos a cinco bomberos que cumplen 15 y 20 años de servicio a quienes se les entregó la condecoración cruz de fuego de segunda y tercera clase. También se hizo un reconocimiento especial a ocho bomberos que colaboraron en la búsqueda, rescate y recuperación de víctimas en el desastre del cantón Alausí; y, a dos bomberos que viajaron a Chile para la sofocación de incendios forestales. De igual forma, se entregó un reconocimiento post mortem a los familiares de Tito Geovanny Pinos. Además, hubo la firma de convenios de cooperación con los institutos Luis Rogerio González y San Isidro, así como con la Federación de Fútbol del Cañar, entre otros.

Jairo Araujo, primer jefe del Cuerpo de Bomberos, destacó el avance que tienen en cuanto a equipamiento con vehículos de combate de incendios y rescate, así como en capacitación, donde se realizan trámites para obtener un terreno en el que se emplace la escuela de formación de bomberos y con el tiempo llegar a crear un instituto propio. Actualmente, la institución cuenta con 50 miembros operativos administrativos. “Me siento orgulloso de cumplir 20 años, que han sido de trabajo y ayuda a la comunidad”, dijo Isaac Orellana, uno de los condecorados. Para este martes 10 de octubre, a las 10:00, está previsto un desfile, por la calle Simón Bolívar, con la participación de diferentes escuadras, tanto de rescate, tratamiento prehospitalario, bomberos estructurales y forestales, como parte de los eventos por su día clásico. Read the full article

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Landslide in Ecuador Kills 16 People

At least 16 people have died in a landslide that buried entire families under mud and rubble in a mountain village in Ecuador. Firefighters, police and specialised rescue teams have been dispatched to the canton of Alausí, in the Andes mountains, to search for trapped residents. Six people have been pulled alive from the mud, but the government said that at least seven were still missing. More…

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At least 16 people were killed and 16 others were injured in a landslide in central Ecuador. Seven people remained missing in Alausí after the landslide on Sunday.

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Tragedy strikes Ecuador as a landslide in Alausí leaves at least 16 people dead and 16 injured. Over 500 people have been affected by the disaster, with 22 injured and 7 missing. President Guillermo Lasso has ordered the activation of units of the Secretariat of Risk Management to support the victims and provide assistance. Firefighting teams and medical personnel are on the ground, and temporary shelters have been set up for those affected. Our thoughts are with the victims and their families during this difficult time.

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Rescue teams are combing the mud for families whose homes were buried in the landslide.

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La Nariz del Diablo: The Devil's Nose

A visit to the stunningly beautiful La Nariz del Diablo ("The Devil's Nose") should be on everyone's bucket list. Whether you're a train enthusiast or not, this spectacular part of the Andes mountains near the town of Alausí is best seen aboard one of the country's superbly restored railways.

Part of a network that stretches across the country to some of its most scenic locations, the 12-kilometer return trip to Nariz del Diablo is undoubtedly one of the most popular. Highlights include a fantastic sightseeing trip aboard a train that zigzags through a number of switchbacks as it climbs the near vertical sides of the mountain to the viewing station at its top.

Along the way, you'll have the chance to experience the rich culture of the Andes. Highlights include a visit to the Puñuna Condor Museum with its exhibits and displays relating to the area's Indigenous people.

I (Jaz) have always wanted to take the train to La Nariz del Diablo in Ecuador. Finally, I got the chance to go with my handsome husband. Every day I wake up more in love with him and Ecuador. . Is there a place in your home country that you have wanted to go for ages? http://ift.tt/2w7sewE