Stephan Kueffner

1 week ago | thenewstribune.com | Stephan Kueffner

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa gives a speech during the presidential inauguration at National Assembly building on Saturday, May 24, 2025, in Quito, Ecuador. (Franklin Jacome/Getty Images/TNS) Franklin Jacome TNS Fresh off his unexpectedly strong election win, Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa, sworn in Saturday, is seeking to cement his authority with a crime bill that would give his government emergency powers of the kind used in El Salvador.

4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Stephan Kueffner |James Attwood

SolGold Plc, una empresa centrada en Ecuador y respaldada por algunos de los nombres más importantes del sector minero, está trabajando en opciones para iniciar la producción en su proyecto insignia tres o cuatro años antes de lo previsto inicialmente. El proyecto Cascabel de la empresa ha sido anunciado desde hace tiempo por su potencial para convertirse en una importante mina de cobre y oro, lo que ha atraído inversiones de BHP Group y Newmont Corp.

1 month ago | thenewstribune.com | Stephan Kueffner

Ecuador's electoral authority declared President Daniel Noboa the winner of Sunday's election, giving him a full four-year term to try to rein in cocaine violence and rouse the economy from its lost decade. Socialist opposition candidate Luisa González declined to concede, however, and demanded a recount.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Stephan Kueffner |Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade

Daniel Noboa speaks during an election-night rally in Olón, Ecuador, on April 13. (Bloomberg) -- Ecuador’s sovereign bonds surged after the country’s electoral authority declared President Daniel Noboa the winner of Sunday’s election, giving him a full four-year term to try to rein in cocaine violence and rouse the economy from its lost decade.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Stephan Kueffner

Daniel Noboa arrives with his family to cast a ballot at a polling station in Olon, Ecuador, on Sunday. (Bloomberg) -- Investor favorite Daniel Noboa is on track for reelection in Ecuador’s presidential vote, which would give him a full four-year term to try to rein in cocaine violence and rouse the economy from its lost decade. With 85% of ballots tallied, Noboa led socialist candidate Luisa González by 56% to 44% in Sunday’s runoff vote.