Ecuador’s Nobu won the presidential crossing, Rivaling Requirements Election News

The right-wing collector has a four-year term for the implementation of promises to cover crime and improve the economy.

He declared the National Election Council late on Sunday that the current, who promised to strengthen the signifying economy and continue the crack on the cartel violence, won a wide margin.

With the recounted larger than 90 percent of the ballots, a 37-year new new new new new new new new new new new new new new new new. Which gave him twelve-trailing leaders over the opponent of the left wing Luisa Gonzalez.

However, his rival, whose support milaches proposed near the current composition, demanded recounting, claiming that voting was false.

Nobo, which was elected to the 2023 elections, now has a full-year term in which his divisional “Mano Dura” (tough) bursts on violence related to cocaine produced in neighboring Colombia and Peru. Smuggling and associated crime was thrown by Ecuador from 2021. years.

“Ecadorians talked. From tomorrow, we will go to work in the morning,” Noboa supporters said during a short speech in his hometown of the olon. He also criticized the charges of fraud by an opponent.

Gonzalez, who may have been punished on surveys for their close ties with the populist fire ex President Rafael Corream, said, singing supporters that the result “is the worst and most of the Ecuador’s history.

The results came as a surprise to many after the first round in February, in which Noboa finished only 16,746 votes in front of Gonzalez. The latter candidate had support Leonidas behindA powerful autochthonous leader who in the first round ensured more than half a million votes.

But voters are strongly worried about spikes in drug violence. Sometimes the calm nation was killing each hour at the beginning of the year, because the cartels of Viela for control over cocaine cocaine passing through Luke Ecuador.

Rampion bloodshed has connected investors and tourists, stimulating economic straw and the hijacked rows of poor Ecuador at 28 percent of the population.

Noboa, the successor to the family wealth built on the banana trade, has built their political wealth for severe security policies since it came to power 16 months ago, introducing the military on the streets and invoking the United States to send to special forces.