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Ecuador referendum neoliberalism NO campaign Ecuadorian people deal a crushing blow to neoliberalism in Noboa’s referendum

The government has suffered a harsh and resounding defeat to its political and economic plans. In this article, we present the results and offer some explanations for the outcome of November 16.

Ecuador’s inconclusive election: Victory for Noboa or grotesque electoral fraud?

Noboa triumphed comfortably in a surprising second electoral round. Correa’s supporters demand a recount of the votes.

El bipartidismo triunfa: Daniel Noboa y Luisa González disputarán el balotaje presidencial

En unas elecciones sin precedentes, el candidato oficialista y la candidata del correísmo acapararon más del 88% de los votos válidos, a pesar de que había casi 16 candidatos.

Ecuador’s presidential election: Noboa and González lead in a polarized race

Ecuadorians head to the polls on February 9 to elect a new president and legislative representatives. The election is shaping up to be a contest between continuity and reformism.

Noboa wants to bring foreign military bases back to Ecuador

The Ecuadorian president proposed to reform the constitution to allow the installation of foreign military bases in the country, but analysts say that behind the measure there are unspoken intentions.

Bribery charges to be filed against former Ecuadorian President Lenín Moreno

In addition to Moreno, his wife, one of their daughters, as well as two brothers and two sisters-in-law are among those investigated in the Sinohydro case, formerly known as the INA Papers case

Andrés Arauz and the progressive bloc are a threat to Ecuador’s right wing

David Adler of the Progressive International who was observing the Ecuadorian elections discusses the recent fraud accusations as well as the right-wing’s dirty campaign against Andrés Arauz

Rafael Correa makes another attempt to overcome suppression of his political rights

Wednesday September 2 is the last day for the candidates elected in the primary elections to formalize their participation in the 2021 general elections in Ecuador

Ecuador’s Electoral Dispute Court reverses the suspension of Rafael Correa’s party

Ex-president Rafael Correa and members of his political alliance celebrated the decision, though roadblocks to political participation remain