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Businessman Daniel Noboa of the National Democratic Action (ADN) won the second round of Ecuador’s presidential election with 52.3 percent of the vote, according to the National Electoral
Businessman Daniel Noboa of the National Democratic Action (ADN) won the second round of Ecuador’s presidential election with 52.3 percent of the vote, according to the National Electoral Council.
Noboa, 35, advanced by more than 4.5 percentage points over his rival, Civil Revolution Movement candidate Luisa Gonzalez, an ally of former President Rafael Correa, who registered 47.7 percent of the ballots, based on 89 percent of the vote. vote.
Noboa has not commented on the results at this time, and Gonzalez noted that the exit polls “have serious biases and sometimes malicious errors.”
Noboa was the surprise of the first electoral round, in which he trailed only his now rival, which showed the extent to which “Correaismo” continues to be a popular movement in Ecuador, from which Correa himself remains distant and who currently lives in Belgium. and has several pending legal cases in the South American country.
He #NewEcuador Maybe
Ecuadorians no longer eat stories, it’s time for hope, time for change, time for a New Ecuador #NoCorruption#NoOverPrice#LaPlataAlcanza #NoboaPresidente 🟣🟣 pic.twitter.com/MOT2JGjoTO
— Daniel Noboa Azin (@DanielNoboaOk) October 15, 2023
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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