Latest Breaking News On - Flor galarza - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Voted well in the 1st round in Ecuador, Arauz almost had Rafael Correa as vice – 02/07/2021 – World – KSU

ksuadminFebruary 8, 2021 36 Supported by former President Rafael Correa, candidate Andrés Arauz is expected to lead the vote in the first round of the Ecuadorian presidential election, according to polls at the end of the polls and the first poll data. At 11 p.m. this Sunday (7), with 7.97% of the polls deleted, he was the most voted, with 33%. His rivals Guillermo Mendoza and Yaku Perez totaled around 19%, in a tight competition for second place. The result will be a victory for Rafael Correa, who ruled Ecuador from 2007 to 2017. The advertisement for Arauz’s candidacy with Correa as vice-president was even ready, on posters bearing both surnames and the hashtag # BinomiodaEsperança. The plan was to put into practice the same strategy Cristina Kirchner used in 2019. To get around the high rejection of her name, Argentina placed moderate Alberto Fernández at the top of the poll. With this, Peronism won.

United statesGuillermo mendozaCristina kirchnerRafael correaYaku perezAlberto fernCarlos rabascallFlor galarzaUnam national autonomous university of mexicoCentral bankFlacso latin american faculty of social sciencesUniversity of michiganPresident rafael correaLatin american facultySocial sciencesNational autonomous university

The Fiji Times » Ecuadoreans vote for president as voters lean toward socialism

The Fiji Times » Ecuadoreans vote for president as voters lean toward socialism
fijitimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from fijitimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

United statesGuillermo lassoRafael correaYaku perezFlor galarzaAndres arauzLenin morenoLatin americaClima socialஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்கில்லர்மோ லாசோரஃபேல் கொரியாமலர் கலார்ஸஅன்றேல் அராஸ்லெனின் மேலும்லத்தீன் அமெரிக்கா

Ecuadoreans Vote For President As Voters Lean Toward Socialism

QUITO: Ecuadoreans choose a new president on Sunday, with many voters weary of painful economic austerity measures and eager for a return to socialism, encouraging left-wing candidate Andres Arauz who hopes to win without needing a runoff vote.

United statesJomaira alvaradoGuillermo lassoRafael correaYaku perezFlor galarzaAndres arauzLenin morenoLatin americaஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்கில்லர்மோ லாசோரஃபேல் கொரியாமலர் கலார்ஸஅன்றேல் அராஸ்லெனின் மேலும்லத்தீன் அமெரிக்கா

Ecuador votes for president as voters lean toward socialism

Ecuador votes for president as voters lean toward socialism CNN 2/7/2021 By Reuters © Dolores Ochoa/AP A woman votes during general elections in Cangahua, Ecuador, Sunday, Feb. 7, 2021. Ecuadoreans choose a new president on Sunday, with many voters weary of painful economic austerity measures and eager for a return to socialism, encouraging left-wing candidate Andres Arauz who hopes to win without needing a runoff vote. The 36-year-old economist, a protege of former president Rafael Correa, leads in polls on promises to make $1 billion in direct cash payments to families and to disavow the conditions of a $6.5 billion IMF financing package. His main rival, Guillermo Lasso, has been hurt by his image as a conservative banker, and pollsters say the possibility of low voter turnout due to the pandemic could dent his support. Lawyer and indigenous activist Yaku Perez is third in the polls.

United statesGuillermo lassoRafael correaJomaira alvaradoYaku perezFlor galarzaMazo lightrocket gettyAndres arauzLenin morenoMilitar geographic instituteLatin americaGetty images pictureMarcos delGetty images membersஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்கில்லர்மோ லாசோ