Violence and the economic crisis test Noboa’s governance in Ecuador

Honduras’ President Xiomara Castro announced Tuesday the beginning of “a process of rapprochement” with the government of her Ecuadoran counterpart, Daniel Noboa, who was re-elected in last Sunday’s elections.

The president of Ecuador, the conservative Daniel Noboa, overflows with votes. On Sunday, he won the reelection in a second round with 56% of the votes, almost 12 points more than his rival, the correista Luisa González. His advantage was as overwhelming as unexpected. In the first round of February, only 17,000 votes separated him from González; now, almost 1.2 million. While the left-wing candidate practically stagnated, Noboa stepped out. Wit…

He ordered his ministers to leave their offices and deploy across the territory, street to street, led by two women: his wife, Lavinia Valbonesi, and his mother, Annabella Azín. Read

Álvaro Verzi Rangel Daniel Noboa, heir of the powerful banana empire of Ecuador, grew up among privileges and knew that in his clan it was not enough to have money, but to have access to the direct exercise of power. And for this he spared no efforts and alliances: he won in a dark balotage that denounces fraud, as denounced by his opponent, Luisa González. His father, Álvaro Noboa, who threw himself five times to the presidency and with great c…

In his first interview after the 2025 elections, Daniel Noboa addressed key issues such as governance, economics, and the fight against crime.

In an interview with CNN, the president and winner of the elections, Daniel Noboa Azín talked about government plans over the next 4 years. Noboa mentioned that they will be a majority in the National Assembly, which already has 70 assembly members. On possible alliances or legislative pacts will be clearly on Assembly issues and will be for the benefit of the people. President Daniel Noboa’s entry: “We’re going to have a majority in the Assembl…