Colombian President Petro Refuses to Recognize Ecuador’s Election Results

Bogotá.- The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, asked his Ecuadorian counterpart, Daniel Noboa, on Tuesday to “deliver the minutes of each table” of the election held on Sunday, in which he was re-elected amid allegations of fraud by the opposition candidate. Leftist Luisa González ignored his defeat, with a difference of 11 points, and will ask for a recount of the votes. His complaint is rejected by electoral observers of the European Union…

In the midst of the picture of irregularities that characterized the second round of the general elections in the Republic of Ecuador, held on April 13, the Colombian president, Gustavo Petro, announced his position on the results of the National Electoral Council (CNE) and declared, in digital platform X, "I cannot recognize the elections of Ecuador".

Gustavo Petro, the loquacious president of Colombia, maintained for almost 48 hours the silence on the results of the elections of neighboring Ecuador. In the afternoon of this Tuesday, finally, he has published a message in his popular X account in which he avoids talking about fraud, but neither does he congratulate the re-elected Daniel Noboa. He notes that he has received “concerning” reports from observers sent by Colombia to the elections …

On Monday night, April 14, Colombian Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia congratulated President Daniel Noboa for his victory in the second round. However, through a tweet posted on social network X this Tuesday, Colombian President Gustavo Petro questioned the electoral process in Ecuador.

President Gustavo Petro defended the summit between the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac) and China, and responded to the rejection of the unions in the region, who asked to postpone the meeting due to tensions with the United States. The meeting would be in Beijing the second week of May and organized by Colombia, which has the presidency of the Celac.What did the entrepreneurs say? That the meeting could send wrong signa…

We share a statement from the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America – People's Trade Treaty, ALBA-TCP, in which it expresses firm condemnation of the Ecuadorian elections. Below is the message: The entry ALBA-TCP expresses firm condemnation of the Ecuadorian elections was first published on Radio Nicaragua.