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Former Presidential Candidate Gonzalez Arrested in Ecuador

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Ecuador's former presidential candidate ‌Luisa Gonzalez has been arrested, the head of the leftist ​Citizens Revolution party, ​Gabriela Rivadeneira, said on Thursday. Gonzalez, ⁠an ally of former ​President Rafael Correa, is ​under investigation over alleged irregularities in political financing and campaign spending.

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Prosecutor's Office investigates former presidential candidate for correismo for money laundering during the 2023 election campaign

·Madrid, Spain
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González had been disqualified from running for office in the upcoming local elections and her party, Citizen Revolution, was suspended. More information: Noboa consolidates her power in Ecuador with a ‘hard hand’ strategy in the most violent country in Latin America

·Spain
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Is under investigation for alleged irregularities in political funding and campaign spending

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Former Ecuadorian presidential candidate Luisa González, referring to correismo, was arrested on Thursday in Manabí province, just over a month after the local elections of November 29. The Prosecutor’s Office investigates alleged irregularities in the financing of electoral campaigns and possible money-laundering offences, although the Public Prosecutor’s Office did not expressly confirm whether González is among the persons arrested.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Suspected of money laundering and irregular financing of its 2023 campaign from Venezuela, the figure of the Ecuadorian left was apprehended.

·France
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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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