Ecuador will once again allow extraditions of its citizens who are required by the Justice of other countries after approving it in the referendum this Sundayheld at the initiative of the president Daniel Noboa, with eleven questions on the fight against organized crime, investments and employment.
The issue of extraditions obtained 65.11% of votes in favor of ‘Yes’ compared to 34.89% who voted for ‘No’, according to the quick count presented by the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Ecuador, which has a margin of error of 1%.
Noboa’s triumph over extraditions
The quick count carried out by the National Electoral Council (CNE) confirmed the victory of President Daniel Noboa in nine of the eleven questions of the referendum and the popular consultation held this Sunday.
The president of the CNE, Diana Atamaint, indicated in a public appearance that the only two questions in which Noboa did not achieve popular support were those related to accepting international arbitrations in any jurisdiction and opening the possibility of hourly arbitration.
In the rest of the questions, basically related to security issues, the ‘Yes’ has more than 60% in each one, according to the CNE quick count, which has a margin of error of 1% and thus corroborates a mouth poll. ballot box revealed at the close of the polling stations.
Source: Gestion
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