Navigating the Fuel, Water, Food and Banking Crises through 2027
By Kent Mills
The year 2027 is not a prophecy. It is a convergence point where multiple cycles of debt, weather, energy, and bureaucratic failure intersect in Ecuador. For years, officials in Quito have promised that the next election, the next subsidy reform, or the next climate accord will stabilize the country. The evidence points in the other direction. Each month of delay tightens the grip of fuel shortages, water rationing, food inflation, and bank distress. This book lays out the timeline that leads to 2027 and explains why self-reliant households can still move ahead of the curve.
Get your book now – at Steffy and Friends Store in the back of the Sunrise Café, or pick up at Cuenca Shop. $19. For delivery inside Cuenca, add $1.
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Address: Calle Larga 9-40 y Benigno Malo, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador
