Ecuador's presidential election is between President Daniel Noboa and Luisa González, focusing on reducing crime tied to drug trafficking. Noboa, a conservative millionaire, has seen a decrease in the homicide rate but faces scrutiny for his crimefighting tactics. González, a leftist protégée, aims to combat deep-rooted government corruption.
Key Points
Presidential election between President Daniel Noboa and Luisa González
Focus on reducing crime linked to drug trafficking
13.7 million eligible voters with mandatory voting in Ecuador
Pros
Decrease in Ecuador's homicide rate under President Noboa's administration
Efforts to combat organized crime and corruption by both candidates
Cons
Continued high crime rates impacting citizens' daily lives
Questions surrounding President Noboa's crimefighting strategies