Voters head to the polls Sunday for the run-off election between presidential candidates Andres Arauz, a left-wing economist, and Guillermo Lasso, a ring-wing banker. The winner will inherit a divided nation and bleak economic outlook.

Ecuadoreans went to the polls with the pandemic pushing a third of people into poverty.

Economy and handling of COVID-19 pandemic figure largely on minds of voters ahead of February 7 presidential polls.

Socialist Andres Arauz claims victory in Ecuador's presidential election, but exit polls suggest the race is heading for a runoff in April.

Ecuador is seeking emergency funds to confront the impending El Niño climate event. President Guillermo Lasso sat down with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and started by discussing his efforts to combat climate change and the issuance of "blue...

Guillermo Avellan, general manager of Ecuador's central bank, discusses the country's growth outlook, and the free trade agreement with China. Ecuador's economy rebounded in the third quarter of 2022 on the back of consumers' record...