The 201 Million Dollars that Ecuador Refuses to Restore: the New Confrontation After the Commercial Conflict with Colombia - Ecuador in Directo
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Since February 1, 2026, when Ecuador put into effect the so-called security rate for Colombian imports, bilateral trade entered into an escalation of measures and countermeasures that ended up affecting several productive sectors. One of the most sensitive was rice, because Colombia is one of the main destinations for Ecuadorian exports of this grain. The consequences began to be reflected quickly in the foreign trade figures. Data from the Cent…
Although the government eliminated the customs tax on June 1, experts say that the resolution of the Andean Community allows importers to request refunds for four months of taxes collected, along with interest. The elimination of the Customs Service (TSA) rate on Colombian goods seemed to indicate the end of a
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