(2 Apr 2025)
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Pelileo, Ecuador – 02 April 2025
1. Supporters of Daniel Noboa at rally
2. Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa, on stage, behind banners and pictures of him being held by supporters
3. Noboa’s supporters
4. Various of community members of giving gifts to Noboa
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Daniel Noboa, President of Ecuador and presidential candidate:
"We are looking for your support so that a state can also support you back and so that we can all move forward as a nation. Ecuador has a new opportunity to consolidate its future, it has an opportunity to consolidate that progress that we are so looking for. And that is on April 13, on April 13, with the support of each one of you, we will define the future of Ecuador and we will choose freedom, dignity, justice. We will choose progress, we will also choose access to water, hydric technology, as well as work and support for our farmers who provide so much employment and also give us the food that reaches our tables."
6. Noboa on stage
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Daniel Noboa, President of Ecuador and presidential candidate:
"No more totalitarianism, no more hate. We are going to walk forward. To walk together, forward and achieve that new Ecuador, that new Ecuador that will be better for our children, better for our families and that will define us as an example worldwide."
8. Various of Noboa leaving
9. Various of supporters
STORYLINE:
Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa attended a rally in Pelileo on Wednesday as he seeks reelection for a four-year term.
Noboa and his opponent Luisa Gonzalez will face each other in the second round of elections on April 13.
In Pelileo, Noboa addressed supporters called on by the Tungurahua water administration board in the area.
Extremely low water reserves in Ecuador have already proven costly for Noboa’s administration.
In 2024, the country experienced nationwide blackouts and the government forced to ration the energy supplied by hydroelectric plants over several months of a prolonged drought.
During Wednesday’s rally, Noboa vowed to the community representatives to maintain a constant supply of water for the farmers in the area.
Gonzalez represents the opposition movement Citizen Revolution, led by former President Rafael Correa (2007-2017), and could return to power that political force that governed for a decade.
Noboa is a young businessman, son of a billionaire who seeks reelection for a four-year term.
He is currently serving a transition period to complete that of his predecessor, Guillermo Lasso, who dissolved the Assembly and anticipated the end of his term.
Both were finalists with a narrow margin of error in the first electoral round. Noboa obtained 44.17% of the vote and Gonzalez obtained 44%.
AP Video by Cesar Olmos
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