CITIZEN JOURNALISM – The Ants Go Marching …
Photos Courtesy of EMAC Have you ever wondered how the beautiful city of Cuenca stays so clean? How does...
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IdiomART – Rediscovering Romance One Tango Step at a Time
Photos courtesy of IdiomArt “I still can’t believe you agreed to tango lessons,” I called out to my husband...
Cuenca’s history lives in the names and dates of the city’s streets, parks and monuments
Photos Courtesy by Deke Castleman. Atahualpa. Gil Ramirez Davalos. Luis Cordero. Padre Aguirre. Presidente Borrero. Remigio Crespo. Abdon Calderón....
ECO NEWS: Photovoltaics: What it is, how it works and What it’s used for.
Photos Courtesy of Juan Pablo Ochoa Photovoltaics is another name given to solar energy, also known as photovoltaic solar...
CITIZEN JOURNALISM -Introducing Fundación NUR
In Fundación NUR we build experiences, memories and learning that will remain for life in the hearts and minds...
CITIZEN JOURNALISM – Meet the BLUES ENIGMA BAND
By Claudia SwartzPhotos: Courtesy of Claudia Swartz Claudia Swartz started her blues career as a harmonica player and singer...
CITIZEN JOURNALISM – Cuenca Is Community
Photo courtesy Stephen Vargha “We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men.”...
CITIZEN JOURNALISM – Biking Around the World
Biking Around the World Cuenca Expats Magazine, Special Issue Photos by Joan Monterde Our dreams are the food of...
CITIZEN JOURNALISM – A safe haven for dogs. Fundación Peluditos Cuenca
Cuenca Expats Magazine, Special Issue Photos: Teresa Drake When you walk the streets of Cuenca and surrounding areas you...
CITIZEN JOURNALISM – Pure Magic? Maybe
In my lifetime, I have experienced the Asian Flu epidemic, which was thought to be a punishment for the...