Ecuador’s re-elected President Daniel Noboa was sworn in Saturday for a four-year term at a ceremony in the capital Quito. President of the National Assembly Niels Olsen took Noboa’s oath of office and placed a presidential sash on him, marking the start of a new term that will last until May 2029. (AP Video by Cesar Olmos)
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Noboa swears in for new presidential term in Ecuador promising security and growth

Ecuador’s re-elected President Daniel Noboa was sworn in Saturday for a four-year term at a ceremony in the capital Quito. President of the National Assembly Niels Olsen took Noboa’s oath of office and placed a presidential sash on him, marking the start of a new term that will last until May 2029. (AP Video by Cesar Olmos)
 
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