Desde Cutuglahua, Pichincha – contagiados por la rica cultura andina, arrancamos la campaña de Luisa González. Dos semanas recorriendo el país, impulsados por la energía de la gente. ¿Cuál es tu foto favorita? #OjitosAndinos#Cutuglahua#Pichincha#LuisaPorLaVida
@today_explained@vulture @andrealongchu I grew up listening to the Phantom in Ecuador (dad's fave car tunes) and saw it for the first time in NYC when I was 11 on my own. I adore it 😭 Not gonna lie, the Vox Phantom hate hurt deep 💔💔💔
Next up for our #HispanicHeritageMonth spotlight is @fgoyes1 of @MassHousing!
"As an Ecuatoriana immigrant in the U.S., every day is a balancing act of confronting stereotypes, managing cultural differences, & acknowledging that ‘No soy de aquí, ni soy de allá’..." 1/
.@MassHousing's Chrystal Kornegay will present @fgoyes1 and Monique Gibbs with our Emerging Leader Awards for bringing people together to develop innovative policies for affordable housing and close the racial homeownership gap.
Get your tix today: https://t.co/jgr42SCs7f 3/3
Can we please settle this debate already? There is no labor shortage. There is a living wage shortage, a hazard pay shortage, a child care shortage, a paid sick leave shortage, and a health care shortage.
@wutrain vino a mi barrio! acompañada de mi representante @LydiaMEdwards 🥰 it is such a joy to have such role models leading my chosen @CityOfBoston and ensuring all Bostonians have an affordable and safe place to call home.
#boston#wutrain#housing
🛑 AHORA:
Guillermo Lasso: “el proyecto contempla luchar contra la evasión fiscal. Establece que quienes tienen negocios en el Ecuador deberán pagar impuestos en el Ecuador. Se les acabó el jueguito de que no tienen su residencia fiscal en el Ecuador. Tendrán que pagar impuestos”
1/ New for @citylab: Megafire is colliding with America’s love for living near the great outdoors, and the pandemic sharply accelerated that costly trend. Said one real estate agent: “Covid erased people’s wildfire fears.”
https://t.co/UzRhDrmmzV
@mslaurabliss I LOVE this article!! Dingbats. What a concept. Here is to homes for all, hopefully with quirky names and some local flair.
I'd be curious to learn more about the financing of these Dingbats.
Dingbats aren't exactly celebrated in the annals of midcentury L.A. architecture. But for generations, they've offered an essential resource of which the city desperately needs more: affordable, multifamily housing in a sea of single-family homes: https://t.co/W0onXjShmM