Noboa's Quest: A New Era for Ecuador

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa is aiming for a full term in the presidential election, focusing on reducing crime and power cuts. With significant achievements, including a decrease in violent deaths and a crackdown on gangs, he faces both support and criticism as he campaigns on his 'Phoenix Plan.'

In the high-stakes arena of Ecuadorian politics, President Daniel Noboa is vying for a full term by focusing on combatting crime and ensuring stable power supply. He was unexpectedly thrust into leadership to complete a predecessor's term and is now campaigning for more extended governance.

Noboa boasts a 15% reduction in violent deaths during his presidency and significant advances in capturing gang leaders. His 'Phoenix Plan' outlines strategies to bolster security and includes military deployment, fortified port security, and legislative initiatives for harsher drug crime penalties.

Detractors criticize Noboa for not adequately addressing violence, while his supporters argue his need for a full term is vital to achieve his goals. Amid political and electrical challenges, Noboa's public interactions remain limited to social media, resonating particularly with younger voters.

(With inputs from agencies.)