Hi there, can you give me some insight into Ecuador. 
 Ecuador is a small country in South America. It used to be part of the Spanish Empire, because Spain was interested in finding gold in Ecuador. 
 Do you know any more information about education there? 
 Ecuador has 61 universities, many of which still confer terminal degrees according to the traditional Spanish education system, honoring a long tradition of having some of the oldest universities in the Americas: University of San Fulgencio, founded in 1586 by the Augustines; San Gregorio Magno University, founded in 1651 by the Jesuitsl and University of Santo Tomas of Aquino, founded in 1681 by the Dominican order. 
 That is amazing. Can you give me more information about their education? 
 These terminal degrees, as in the case of the PhD in other countries, were the main requirement for an individual to be accepted in academia as a professor or researcher. 
 So very interesting, I would like to find out about their transportation. Do you know anything? 
 However, the main road leading from Quito city centre to the new airport will only be finished in late 2014, making current traveling from the airport to downtown Quito as long as two hours during rush hour. 
 That helps me a lot, do you know more about their transportation. 
 The Mariscal Sucre International Airport in Quito and the Jose Joaquin de Olmeado International Airport in Guayaquil have experienced a high increase in demand and have required modernization. 
 Thank you can you please elaborate? 
 Other new developments include the National Unity bridge complex in Guayaquil, the bridge over the Napo River in Francisco de Oreliana, the Esmeraldas River Bridge in the city of the same name, and, perhaps the most remarkable of all, the Bahia- San Vincente Bridge, being the largest of the Latin American Pacific coast. 
 Thank you so much for this information. 
 you are very welcome
Ecuador