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Ecuador Judge Orders Pre-Trial Detention of Leftist Presidential Candidate

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Luisa Gonzalez, who lost to right-wing president Daniel Noboa in 2023, has called the arrest political persecution.

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Ecuadornews: A judge yesterday ratified the request of the Ecuadorian prosecutor's office to order pretrial detention against the former presidential candidate Luisa González and three other persons, in order to initiate a judicial process for alleged money laundering, following an investigation that lasted only 10 days after a complaint filed on 12 October.

·Mexico
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Former presidential candidate is prosecuted for alleged irregularities in financing the 2023 campaign in a context of maximum electoral polarization

·Madrid, Spain
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The Attorney-General's Office of Ecuador reported on the court's decision to keep the former candidate for President Luis González under provisional arrest as part of the investigation into money-laundering; the judge granted the prosecutor's office's request by ordering that pretrial detention should be maintained for González and other individuals; he referred to TASS. According to the investigation, the Civil Revolution movement could have us…

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Opposition figure investigated over alleged money laundering linked to 2023 campaign financing

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Luisa González is charged with the alleged laundering of assets for the financing of the election campaign of 2023; she also competed in 2025.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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A judge ordered the pre-trial detention of former presidential candidate Luisa González and two other persons during a hearing at which the Prosecutor's Office charged them with money laundering.

·Mexico
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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