Ecuador does neither. They tried it years ago and it was such a fiasco it got scrapped. People just couldnt grasp the concept. They used to go around asking if it was on old time or new time.

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Ecuador is on the ecuator and therefore has the same hours of light and dark everyday of the year. No need for daylight savings time.

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Never the less, it was attempted back in 1992 as a way to extend the daylight 1 more hour into the evening to make the work day longer and to help ease some of the power problems. Paute was experience a devastating flood and Agoyan could not produce enough power for the country.

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Hi Marcia:

The answer to your question is:

Depends on how many mojitos you have had ... and if the tide is going in or out!

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Susan
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