Socialist Candidate on Track to Force Ecuador Leader into Runoff
Socialist challenger Luisa González did better than forecast in Ecuador’s presidential election, likely forcing President ...
The Economist12d
Ecuador chooses a leader amid murder, blackouts and stagnation
R unning Ecuador seems an unenviable job. In recent years it has become the most violent state in mainland Latin America.
Mongabay8d
Ecuador’s next debt-for-nature deal falls short of Indigenous involvement
Ecuador completed a debt-for-nature swap to support Amazon conservation through the creation of the Amazon Biocorridor. While ...
The New York Times12d
Ecuador’s President Has Had a Year of Chaos. Why Is He Still So Popular?
But in Ecuador, the moves boosted Mr. Noboa’s image as a tough-on-crime leader, and Ecuadoreans endorsed his hard-line approach later that month, when they approved a referendum enshrining the ...
Good for mining but bad for democracy? Why Indigenous groups in Ecuador oppose free trade deal with Canada
Ecuador’s largest Indigenous organization is vowing to fight a proposed free trade agreement with Canada. Critics say the ...
Ecuador heads to run-off election between incumbent and leftist candidate
Ecuador’s center-right President Daniel Noboa fell short of securing an outright majority in the country’s general election, ...
DW on MSN8d
Ecuador's presidential race set for runoff
Ecuador is set to choose its next president in an April runoff election after both incumbent President Daniel Noboa and ...
Ecuador’s president questions first-round election results in a claim ruled out by election observers
Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa claimed, without evidence, that the first round of the country’s presidential race was rife ...
In Ecuador's Highlands, an Indigenous Community Faces Choice Between 2 Candidates They Don't Trust
As for González, a lawyer with limited political experience, locals view her with distrust as the political heir of former ...