As the people of Ecuador prepare for the next round of the presidential elections on Apr. 13, the dispute between the incumbent, right-wing President Daniel Noboa, and his left-winger opponent Luisa González, appears to be fiercer and fiercer.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil – As the people of Ecuador prepare for the next round of the presidential elections on Apr. 13, the dispute between the incumbent, right-wing President Daniel Noboa, and his left-winger opponent Luisa González, appears to be fiercer and fiercer, with what looks like a technical draw between them.
The situation reflects the political polarization in the Andean country, which has also attained the Catholic Church. The episcopate has been working to reaffirm its values – but in a politically charged context, it even had to deny on one occasion that the Church has taken a side in a dispute between parties.
