Ecuador

Miami Herald – Ecuador’s elections on Sunday unfold against a backdrop of escalating violence, including by state security forces, rising poverty, power outages and widespread public discontent.

Follow events related to Ecuador’s April 13 runoff election as they happen in real time.

Ecuador is days away from the presidential runoff. Noboa’s campaign is rocked by scandals  and an oil spill, while he continues to break electoral laws.

Ecuador and Canada recently finalized negotiations for a free trade agreement, which is set to boost mining. However, the deal raises concerns over a conflict of interest, as Ecuadorian President Noboa’s family holds a stake in a Canadian mining company. The agreement also grants Canadian companies the ability to sue Ecuador in international tribunals.

Daniel Noboa and Luisa González advance to a runoff in Ecuador elections, while González’s party will have a plurality in the National Assembly.

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.

Explore the 2025 Ecuadorian elections. Read a detailed list of key events that have shaped the current political landscape in Ecuador.

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.

The latest on the presidential elections, allegations of US Interference, the continuing energy crisis, and more in Ecuador News Round-Up.

Discover the latest news on the upcoming presidential elections and the leaked messages of the prosecutor general.