Quito News: The National Electoral Commission of Ecuador announced on the 13th local time that according to statistics of over 90% of the votes, the presidential candidate of the "National Democratic Action Movement" and the current president of Ecuador, Daniel Novaya, has won the election and been re elected. According to the vote counting results of the National Election Commission of Ecuador, as of 0:15 local time on April 14th, over 95% of the vote counting work has been completed in the general election, with a vote rate of 55.79% for Nova; Its competitor, Luisa Gonzalez, the presidential candidate of the "Civic Revolutionary Party Comprehensive Reform Movement Alliance," received 44.21% of the vote. There were over 13 million registered voters in this election, with a voter turnout rate of over 83%. Among them, valid votes account for about 92.7%. The President of the National Electoral Commission of Ecuador, Diana Atamante, stated that the current trend in vote counting results is "irreversible", with the winning combination being Novaya and Vice President elect Maria Jos é Pinto. Gonzalez, on the other hand, stated that he does not recognize the results of this election and demands a recount. According to reports from the Associated Press and Reuters, Novaya, 37 years old, was elected as the President of Ecuador in the second round of the previous presidential election in October 2023. He received higher education in the United States and before being elected as the President of Ecuador for the first time, he mainly engaged in trade businesses such as banana exports, shipping, and real estate. (New Society)