Cuenca news today, written for expats

Eighteen years without real maintenance. Potholes, crumbling pavement, and a bridge damaged by a landslide. Residents of Chiquintad want answers.

The University of Cuenca just dropped a packed cultural agenda through May 29. Most events are free. Here's everything worth putting on your calendar.

SECAP's second phase of free professional training opens after May 14. Courses in web programming, e-commerce, gastronomy, and more — all in Cuenca, all free.

Potholes, busted barriers, and standing water between El Valle and the IESS roundabout. The Ministry of Infrastructure laid out a fix-it plan — here's the timeline.

President Noboa just swapped out the Environment and Energy chief. The new guy has a Penn degree and was running CNEL three weeks ago. With Cuenca's energy projects in the pipeline, this matters.

Thirty varieties of apples, live music, traditional dances, and artisan vendors — all just 52 km from Cuenca. The 8th annual celebration kicks off Saturday at 9 AM.