Daniel Noboa, Ecuador’s young president known for aggressive law-and-order policies and social media savvy, failed to secure a majority of votes for re-election, leading to a runoff against Luisa González, his leftist opponent from the previous race. With Mr. Noboa receiving 44.37% and Ms. González 43.86% of the votes, the tight race reflects public ambivalence towards his tough-on-crime tactics and the desire for change in the face of Ecuador’s rising violence and economic challenges. The runoff election on April 13 will determine the future direction of the country, with critics warning of potential threats to democracy, while supporters praise Mr. Noboa’s bold leadership style and efforts to combat corruption and violence.
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