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RC Demands the Release of Luisa González While DNA Promotes New Control of the Municipality of Quito - Ecuador in Directo

After seven days of the arrest of former presidential candidate Luisa González, the Assembly members of the Citizen Revolution (RC) carried out new protest actions in the National Assembly. On October 29, legislators placed posters on their seats to reject what they described as a "kidnapping" and demand their immediate release, in addition to
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Member of the National Assembly and prominent Ecuadorian lawyer affirms that the arbitrary arrest of the candidate of the Citizen Revolution movement to the presidency of the Republic is a maneuver of the government of Daniel Noboa to divert the focus of the crisis.In an exclusive interview, the prominent parliamentarian of the Citizen Revolution, Fernando Cedeño, denounces that the arbitrary arrest of Luisa [...] The post of Ecuador's neofascis…

After preventing the opposition party from participating in the November elections, Daniel Noboa's extreme right-wing government arrested his leader, Luisa González, making the dividing line between democracy and dictatorship tenuous.

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Quito, Oct 29 (Prensa Latina) Ecuador’s legislators today demanded the release of former presidential candidate Luisa González, arrested a week ago on charges of alleged money laundering amid allegations of political persecution. The post Ecuador: Luisa González is asked to be released a week after her first arrest appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

After seven days of the arrest of former presidential candidate Luisa González, the Assembly members of the Citizen Revolution (RC) carried out new protest actions in the National Assembly. On October 29, legislators placed posters on their seats to reject what they described as a "kidnapping" and demand their immediate release, in addition to

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ecuadorendirecto.com broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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