Australian Voters Are Torn Between Two Powers

The Palace of Carondelet is the seat of the Government of Ecuador and residence of its presidents. It is also the basal piece of the imposing colonial center of Quito. With more than 200 years of history, the building is rich in anecdotes. Neighbors remember that in 1875 a president died in machetade in front of one of his walls victim of the jealousy of a soldier whom his wife abandoned. Or that, in the golden years, the international guests wa…

Australian Voters Are Torn Between Two Powers

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