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Ecuador presidential rivals agree tough stance on crime, differ on economy

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Candidates for Ecuador's presidency agreed in a debate on the need to beef up security. Leftist Luisa Gonzalez, a lawyer and protege of former president Rafael Correa and young businessman Daniel Noboa will compete in a run-off vote on Oct. 15. Whoever wins will only hold the presidency until 2025.

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Ecuador presidential rivals agree tough stance on crime, differ on economy

QUITO (Reuters) - Candidates vying for Ecuador's presidency agreed in a debate on Sunday on the need to beef up security in the Andean country but differed on how to improve the economy. Read full story

2 months ago·Malaysia

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Malay Mail

Ecuador presidential rivals agree tough stance on crime, differ on economy

QUITO, Oct 2 — Candidates vying for Ecuador's presidency agreed in a debate on Sunday on the need to beef up security in the Andean country but differed on how to improve the economy. Leftist Luisa Gonzalez, a lawyer and protege of former president Rafael Correa and young businessman Daniel Noboa will compete in a run-off vote on Oct. 15. Gonzalez won the first round with almost 34 per cent of the votes while Noboa took a surprise second place. …

2 months ago·Selangor, Malaysia

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The Print

Ecuador presidential rivals agree tough stance on crime, differ on economy

By Alexandra Valencia QUITO (Reuters) - Candidates vying for Ecuador's presidency agreed in a debate on Sunday on the need to beef up security in the Andean country but differed on how to improve the

2 months ago·India

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WTVB

Ecuador presidential rivals agree tough stance on crime, differ on economy

By Alexandra Valencia QUITO (Reuters) - Candidates vying for Ecuador's presidency agreed in a debate on Sunday on the need to beef up security in the Andean country but differed on how to improve the economy. Leftist Luisa Gonzalez, a lawyer and protege of former president Rafael Correa and young businessman Daniel Noboa will compete in a run-off vote on Oct. 15. Gonzalez won the first round with almost 34% of the votes while Noboa took a su…

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