US EditionAt 2nd Inauguration, Noboa Vows to 'Save' Ecuador From Gangs
- On Saturday in Quito, Daniel Noboa officially began his second term as the president of Ecuador.
- Noboa's re-election followed April elections amid drug-linked violence and was contested by an opposition led by exiled Rafael Correa.
- At his inauguration, Noboa, 37, pledged a direct confrontation with narco-traffickers allied to foreign gangs and promised no truce against crime.
- Between January and April, Ecuador recorded 3,084 homicides, the bloodiest start to any year, despite a homicide rate decline last year that Noboa attributed to his crackdown.
- Noboa vowed to continue fighting criminals, strengthen alliances with the US, allow foreign forces to assist, and declared Ecuador in an internal armed conflict.
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Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa opened his second term in the South American country after the swearing-in ceremony, this Saturday.With this term, Noboa will lead the country for the period 2025-2029, after being re-elected in the last elections, when he defeated the opponent, Luisa González, who remains without accepting the results."This victory is for the people, because they are part of this project. You are my strength and my engine,” he …
At 2nd inauguration, Noboa vows to ‘save’ Ecuador from gangs
Daniel Noboa was sworn in Saturday for a second term as Ecuadoran president, promising to "save" his South American country from narco-traffickers allied with foreign criminal gangs. The 37-year-old leader, speaking after his installation ceremony at the National Assembly in capital Quito, promised a "direct confrontation with organized criminal structures." "There will be no truce
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At 2nd inauguration, Noboa vows to 'save' Ecuador from gangs
Daniel Noboa was sworn in Saturday for a second term as Ecuadoran president, promising to "save" his South American country from narco-traffickers allied with foreign criminal gangs.
QUITO.- The president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, was sworn in this Saturday for a second term with the promise to “save” the country from the “mafias,” beaten by local gangs allied with illegal foreign groups that made it the most violent in the region. “This is a direct confrontation with organized criminal structures,” said the 37-year-old president after taking office in Quito before the National Assembly. Noboa guaranteed that “there will be …
After swearing as President of Ecuador for the period 2025-2029 in a special ceremony this Saturday, Daniel Noboa Azín has promised to "save" the country from the "mafias", beating the drug trafficking groups allied with illegal foreign organizations. "This is a direct confrontation with organized criminal structures, and there will be no truce against crime", he said, while adding that they are not to surrender, but to be brave.
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