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Luisa González denuncia persecución política tras su detención en Ecuador

22 October 2026 at 18:55
La excandidata presidencial agradeció el respaldo de las comunidades en todo el territorio nacional y ratificó la determinación del pueblo para superar la censura del régimen.

«Por libertad y democracia»: Convocan plantón en Ecuador tras detención de Luisa González

22 October 2026 at 18:30
Alertan sobre la incertidumbre en torno a la ubicación de la dirigente y excandidata presidencial, una de las principales figuras del movimiento Revolución Ciudadana. El pueblo ecuatoriano se concentrará frente a la sede de la Fiscalía, en Quito.

Detenida en Ecuador Luisa González, la principal rival política del presidente Noboa

22 October 2026 at 16:58

Luisa González, excandidata presidencial y una de las principales figuras de la oposición de Ecuador, fue detenida la madrugada de este jueves en Canuto, una zona rural de Chone, provincia de Manabí, donde reside. La Fiscalía investiga un presunto delito de lavado de activos relacionado con posibles irregularidades en la financiación de la campaña electoral de 2023, en la que González compitió por el Movimiento Revolución Ciudadana, liderado por el expresidente Rafael Correa y perdió frente a Daniel Noboa.

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Luisa González en Quito (Ecuador), en enero de 2025.

Former Ecuadorian President Correa Denounces the Arrest of Luisa Gonzalez

22 October 2026 at 16:25

Gonzalez had publicly denounced international pressure and interference in Latin American political affairs.

On Thursday, Former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa denounced the arrest of Luisa Gonzalez, a former presidential candidate and one of the leading figures in the Citizen Revolution movement.

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On social media, Correa criticized Gonzalez’s arrest and expressed his disapproval of the measure, accompanying his message with slogans of support for the leader and her political organization.

Andean Parliamentarian Virgilio Hernandez joined in the denunciation, asserting that Gonzalez has been the target of political persecution and expressing concern about the lack of official information regarding her whereabouts following her arrest.

Meanwhile, Ecuadorian media cited police sources who preliminarily “confirmed” the former candidate’s arrest, although authorities had not initially provided complete details about the procedure.

🔴 Gabriela Rivadeneira denuncia el secuestro de Luisa González y exige su liberación inmediata

La presidenta del movimiento Revolución Ciudadana, Gabriela Rivadeneira, denunció que la excandidata presidencial Luisa González ha sido secuestrada y exigió su inmediata liberación,… pic.twitter.com/77XQVmE70E

— Elena Rodríguez Yánez (@ElenaDeQuito) October 22, 2026

The text reads, “Gabriela Rivadeneira, president of the Citizen Revolution, denounced the kidnapping of Luisa Gonzalez and demanded her immediate release, following her arrest in the early hours of Thursday, October 22, in the Ecuadorian province of Manabi.”

The case comes weeks after the Electoral Disputes Tribunal upheld the disqualification that prevented Gonzalez from running for Prefect of Manabi, a decision that was challenged by her supporters and political allies.

Days before her arrest, the leader had publicly denounced international pressure and interference in Latin American political affairs, and warned of what she considers a strategy of judicial persecution against progressive sectors in the region.

The leadership of the Citizen Revolution movement demanded immediate information on Gonzalez’s condition and whereabouts, while also calling for guarantees that her rights will be respected during the ongoing legal proceedings.

#FromTheSouth News Bits | Ecuador: Delegations from all provinces participated in the first day of the National Convention of the Citizen Revolution Movement, which was held in Manta, Manabi province. pic.twitter.com/1bGT3DeLKo

— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) January 21, 2026

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Source: teleSUR

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