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0 of $1,000 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 18, 2009 Mrs. Maria Asuncion Lituma has been an active member of the Village Bank "Nuevo Porvenir" for the past ten years. This bank is located in the Cumbe parish in the...
By LISA KEYS, The New York Times A THREE-BEDROOM, 3000-SQUARE-FOOT HILLTOP HOME IN CUENCA This rustic home -- made from local bamboo, hardwood, river rock and tile -- was built two years ago by a local architect. MARKET...
Recent Articles also in Americas Recent Links also in Americas This would be a great topic to introduce on Lynne McTaggart's site http://www.theintentionexper... A lot of the men go to the cities to get jobs to feed the family....
25 of $900 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 11, 2009 The Heart of Jesus Communal Bank is located in El Valle Parrish, which is southwest of the city of Cuenca in southern Ecuador. This region is primarily known for its...
0 of $450 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 6, 2009 Tres Marías communal bank is located about 15 minutes south of the city of Cuenca in the community of the same name. This town boasts natural beauty and biodiversity...
100 of $675 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 1, 2009 The community bank Nueva Semilla was formed in the city of Cuenca. This city is characterised by the four rivers that bathe the city, its people´s artisanal skills and...
0 of $350 raised. Started raising funds on Oct 17, 2009 The communal bank Yanbal was formed in the city of Cuenca, a city that incorporates both colonial and modern elements, where one also can enjoy landscapes that highlight...
US retirees looking for lives of comfort at bargain-basement prices might do well to look at a sunny, sophisticated city near the equator. By MSN Money staff The best place in the world to retire, according expatriate lifestyle...
50 of $1,100 raised. Started raising funds on Oct 6, 2009 The Banco Comunal Ensueños is located in Azogues, neighboring city to Cuenca, which is located some 30 minutes away. The city’s climate is cold and is characterized by...
