Daniel Noboa completed one month of his second term with a work pace that, according to analysts, shows a clear intention to prioritize security, employment, and investment. Since his inauguration, he has promoted key laws in record time and undertaken an international tour to strengthen ties with economic powers such as China, Spain, and Italy.
Among the most relevant decisions, the approval of the National Solidarity Law, the Intelligence Law, and the elimination of the ban on foreign military bases stand out. These legislative actions were completed in just 20 days, showing what analyst Carlos de Tomaso described as a "legislative revolution" made possible by coordination with the National Assembly.
Security is the most visible axis of the Government. The renewal of the state of emergency in seven provinces, the reward for high-value information, and the classification of certain criminal groups as terrorists reinforce the message of "zero tolerance" toward organized crime. Analysts such as Stalin Sacoto see these measures as a firm first step toward the reconstruction of public order.
In the economic sphere, the Government allocated $100 million for productive loans and introduced a law to promote local development in protected areas. These efforts add to growth indicators of 3% in the first quarter of 2025, which reflect the initial impact of the pro-market policies implemented by Noboa.
