It's a setback for Daniel Noboa. Ecuador has rejected all the proposals presented by the president in a referendum that sought a profound reform of the country's Constitution. The "no" vote was resounding on all four proposals: allowing the establishment of foreign military bases in the country, permitting the financing of political parties with public funds, reducing the number of members of parliament, and convening a constituent assembly to ultimately draft a new Constitution.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa has renewed his mandate. this Sunday at the polls With almost 56% of the vote, she faced Rafael Correa's successor, Luisa González, who obtained just over 44% of the vote and has said she does not recognize the results, alleging electoral fraud. The progressive candidate has announced that she will ask the National Electoral Council (CNE) to conduct a recount and open the polls: "Ecuador is experiencing a dictatorship," she proclaimed from the electoral headquarters in Quito, and spoke of the "most grotesque fraud in history." The president of the CNE, Diana Atamaint, was quick to confirm the results that declared Noboa the winner and said that "democracy is strengthened when the voice of the people is respected."

The president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, renewed his mandate this Sunday in the second round of the country's elections With almost 56% of the vote, she faced Rafael Correa's successor, Luisa González, who obtained just over 44% of the vote and has said she does not recognize the results, alleging electoral fraud. The progressive candidate has announced that she will ask the National Electoral Council (CNE) to recount the votes and open the polls: "Ecuador is experiencing a dictatorship," she said from the electoral headquarters in Quito, and spoke of the "most grotesque fraud in history." The president of the CNE, Diana Atamaint, was quick to confirm the results that declared Noboa the winner and said that "democracy is strengthened when the voice of the people is respected."