Peekskill Ecuadorians head to the polls

The National Assembly, chaired by Viviana Veloz (Citizen's Revolution), demanded on Tuesday, April 8, that candidate president Daniel Noboa Azín issue the regulation of the law to control the flight of planes linked to drug trafficking.

With the soul in vilo, by the “technical tie” of which the polls speak, Ecuadorians wait on Sunday, April 13, to go to the polls and choose who will govern the country for the next four years. The end of October 2023 is repeated, since the dispute is again between President Daniel Noboa, of the National Democratic Action movement (ADN), which defends the free market; and Luisa González, of the Citizen Revolution (RC5), which proclaims the contro…

QUITO, April 10.— The candidates for the presidency of Ecuador, Luisa González and Daniel Noboa, must finish today their campaigns prior to the second electoral round on Sunday, April 13, said PL.Both candidates for the presidential chair will carry out their last proselytistic activities during this day before 00:00, local time, this Friday begins the electoral silence, as stipulated by law.Both Noboa and González chose the city of Guayaquil, t…

"On Sunday (April 13, 2025) the ability and effectiveness of the candidates to carry out a clear agenda and the promises will be assessed," said Ana Changuín, university professor and president of the Intellecta Foundation. La entrada Ana Changuín: Daniel Noboa or Luisa González are going to face a divided country was first published in Teleamazonas.

Luisa González has the chance to be elected first president of Ecuador. Can she escape the shadow of her political overfather, ex-state leader Rafael Correa? She comes from a family of the lower middle class in the rural coastal province of Manabí, married at 15 and got her first child a year later. Soon after, Luisa González divorced, obtained a high school degree and studied. In February, as chairman of the Revolución Ciudadana (Citizen Revolu…

Peekskill Ecuadorians head to the polls

Leer en español Peekskill residents who are Ecuadorian citizens and eligible to vote in the country’s presidential election on Sunday, April 13, will go to a different location than they did for the February 9 election.  Due to the large number of voters (some 950 voters came out in February), the Ecuadorian consulate will be setting up polling districts in the city’s Youth Bureau at 828 Main Street, next to City Hall. This is the new location, …