Ecuador grapples with 14-hour blackouts, climate change, and alleged corruption
Ecuadorians only have electricity in their homes and businesses for three hours a day
Originally published on Global Voices
Photo by Gina Yauri. Global Voices. Photo taken October 30, 2024, in a house during a blackout.
Since mid-September 2024, Ecuador has been experiencing power outages, up to 14 hours per day, across its entire territory.
Electricity, according to the country's constitution, is a public service that must be guaranteed by the State. It is essential for the daily life of Ecuadorians.
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