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Ecuador News Round-Up No. 20: Noboa and González Advance to a Runoff
Daniel Noboa and Luisa González advance to a runoff in Ecuador elections, while González’s party will have a plurality in the National Assembly.

Article • Ecuador News Round-Up
Daniel Noboa and Luisa González advance to a runoff in Ecuador elections, while González’s party will have a plurality in the National Assembly.
Article • Ecuador News Round-Up
Stay up-to-date with the Ecuador elections. Explore the presidential debate, the performances of the 16 candidates, as well as the threats of violence and controversy surrounding them.
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Explore the 2025 Ecuadorian elections. Read a detailed list of key events that have shaped the current political landscape in Ecuador.
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Stay informed about Ecuador’s upcoming presidential elections and the controversy surrounding incumbent Daniel Noboa’s refusal to transfer power to Vice President Verónica Abad.
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The latest on the political unrest in Ecuador prior to the general elections. Learn about the violent attacks and threats targeting presidential candidates and their associates.
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The latest on the presidential elections, allegations of US Interference, the continuing energy crisis, and more in Ecuador News Round-Up.
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Discover the latest news on the upcoming presidential elections and the leaked messages of the prosecutor general.
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Find out why Ecuador president Daniel Noboa implemented another state of emergency, and learn about the scandal involving Ecuador’s first lady.
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Find out how Ecuadorians voted in the referendum, rejecting ISDS and approving measures to increase security and combat crime.
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There is no doubt that Noboa’s rhetoric and security measures bear a strong resemblance to President Nayib Bukele’s approach to insecurity in El Salvador.