


Ecuador's Election: Trust Issues Stymie Indigenous Votes Amid Allegations of Irregularities
Indigenous community in Cochapamba faces distrust in candidates, while President Noboa claims election irregularities, stirring political anxiety ahead of runoff.
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In Ecuador, Indigenous voters in Cochapamba grapple with distrust toward presidential candidates Daniel Noboa and Luisa González as Noboa alleges election irregularities, claiming evidence of fraud. The National Electoral Council and international observers dispute these claims, calling the elections transparent. Cochapamba's residents remain skeptical, awaiting guidance from Indigenous leaders on their support for the upcoming runoff in April.
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