An early consensus has empowered President Noboa, but the consequences of a long conflict are unpredictable.
"Social media has indelibly changed politics in Latin America," writes AS/COA's Chase Harrison for World Politics Review about the new trend in the region.
Democracy, immigration and the US-China competition all intersect in Ecuador. Here are three ideas on how US officials can help.
Fleeing crime on Ecuador’s mainland, one family discovers how even an island paradise can be difficult.
Noboa will lead the country through May 2025 amid rising violence and economic uncertainty.
The 35-year-old son of a banana magnate, who will govern until April 2025, will have to face security challenges and a divided Congress.
In a special electoral cycle marred by violence, voters will choose between Luisa González and Daniel Noboa in the October 15 runoff.
