Public health was consolidated as a national priority during the first months of Daniel Noboa's administration. Thanks to efficient management, medical centers such as "El Cambio" in El Oro were upgraded and Google technology was incorporated to improve the scheduling of medical appointments. These actions reduced waiting times and monitored the performance of healthcare personnel. #NadaNosDetiene
The health budget increased by USD 4.491 billion, and historic debts were settled with key institutions such as Solca and IESS. Community brigades were intensified, and the Government implemented control mechanisms to eliminate corruption in medical referrals, thus ensuring more timely and dignified care for all Ecuadorians. #ElNuevoEcuador
In terms of security, Noboa's government replied decisively to the threat of drug trafficking. States of emergency were declared, the Armed Forces were mobilized, and strategic ports such as Puerto Bolívar were modernized. International cooperation was also key: Ecuador strengthened alliances with the United States and El Salvador to exchange best practices against organized crime. #SeguridadParaTodos
Simultaneously, progress was made toward greater social equity. With the "Jóvenes en Acción" program and the approval of the Violet Economy Law, Ecuador achieved first place in Latin America in reducing gender gaps. 72% of educational scholarships awarded benefit women, which strengthens the country's social and labor mobility. #IgualdadDeOportunidades
