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Power and Climate: Heavy rain has boosted output at Ecuador’s Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric plant as production at Mazar falls, underscoring the country’s exposure to swings in rainfall. Scientists are also warning that a strong El Niño could bring more floods, heat and disruption across South America. Banana Research: Guayaquil’s Banana Time 2026 will bring the industry together to address sustainability and supply-chain challenges in one of Ecuador’s key export sectors. Ecuador Science: Researchers have recreated the face of a 3,000-year-old man from Ecuador, while a survey recorded 82 species of macrofungi in a park in Quito—adding to knowledge of the country’s archaeological past and urban biodiversity. Telecoms: Claro Ecuador reported third-quarter sales growth of 4% and added 178,000 subscribers.

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