Ecuador declares high alert for El Niño
Ecuador has declared a state of maximum alert across its entire territory due to the "La Niña" climate phenomenon, which is expected to be the strongest since 2015, 1997, and 1982, peaking at the end of the year with potential record temperatures in 2027. The phenomenon has caused widespread environmental impacts, including droughts and forest fires in the Amazon region, as well as damage to Central American countries. Forecasts continue to indicate that these effects will worsen and that their negative impact on the environment will increase.
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