Quito, Ecuador: Daniel Noboa In 2023, voters were shocked when he won a Snap election for the 16 -month President after a brief tenure as an MP and had no established political machinery.
Now not a political newborn person, Conservative Millionaire defeated Ecuador’s most impressive recent President’s protein and earned a four -year position with Sunday’s election victory.
The new term will allow Noboa, 37 and the successor to be the fate created on banana trade, to continue some of their no-hold-bound crimefighting strategies, which seem to be attractive to the voters, but who have tested the limits of laws and governing norms.
The National Council of Election Council said, “A large throat for all Ecuadoris who always believed in this young President,” he told supporters after the National Council that the results showed “irreversible tendency” in his favor. “Ecuador wants to separate … it wants to move forward.”
In the office only 16 months Noboa opened an event event at the age of 18 and then joined his father’s Noboa Corp, where he served in management positions in shipping, logistics and commercial fields. He started his political career in 2021, when he won a seat in the National Assembly and headed his Economic Development Commission.
Noboa defeated leftist lawyer Luisa Gonzalaz In October 2023, the runoff of an SNAP election triggered the decision of the then President Gilromo Laso with the decision to dissolve the National Assembly and resulted in shortening its own mandate. Noboa defeated him again in Sunday’s runoff election.
The data released by the National Electoral Council of Ecuador received 55.8% votes to Noboa, counting more than 92% ballot papers, while Gonzalez earned 44%. However, Gonzalaz, the patron of former President Rafael Korea, was described as the “Grottesk” electoral fraud, vowed to seek a repetition on it.
Under the Noboa watch, in 2023 in 2023, in 2023, 46.18 per 100,000 people per 100,000 people fell to 38.76 in 2024 to 38.76.
During his first term, Noboa has sought to establish a friendly relationship with the administration of US President Donald Trump. Grace Jaramailo, an expert and professor at an Andean region of the University of British Columbia, said that these efforts played a role in some voters’ decisions.
“Most Ecuadorians have migrant relatives and are well aware that Gonzalez, a landscape with a leftist, will be terrible to exile,” Jaramilo said. “T is an issue that touches the house of every middle and working-class … It was important for many families to show closeness with Trump.”
The suspected strategy Noboa’s crime-fight strategies have been questioned inside and outside the South American country.
Ecuador is subject to the state of internal armed conflict as it declared in January 2024 that to gather the army at some places including jails, where organized crime has been caught. For the shock and nervousness of world leaders, Noboa also authorized the police raid on the Mexico embassy in the capital last year, Quito, former Vice President George Glass, to arrest a convict and fugitive, who had been living there for months.
In addition, he assigned the President’s powers earlier this year, campaigning to an uncontrolled vice -president Veronica Abad, as early this year, as is required by the Ecuadorian Code of Democracy.
Prior to the first round of February, Professor Maria Christina Bayes of the University of Quito said that Noboa has “not hesitant to use the law and the constitution, the way he is working,” and may continue to do so.
Noboa and Abad started quarreling before assuming office. The origin of the dispute is unknown, but soon after becoming President, Noboa sent Abad to serve as ambassador to Israel, effectively separated him from his administration. He has described his months posting as “forced exile”.
