Christian Espinosa links to a new blog by the newspaper El Diario (ES) from the province of Manabí. So far the weblog has been embraced mostly by migrants living outside of their home state. El Telégrafo and La Noticia are the two other Ecuadorean papers with official weblogs.
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What a pleasure! Just a correction, La Noticia should go in place of El Naranjal because Naranjal is the place(city) where La Noticia is published. Keep up the good work not only searching about Ecuador but Latin America.
Thanks for the correction!