Ecuador's Presidential Election Focuses on Curbing Violence and Stimulating Economy
- Businessman and banana heir Daniel Noboa faces leftist candidate Luisa González in Ecuador's presidential election.
- Election comes amidst spike in drug trafficking and violence prompting mass migration.
- Noboa promises change and investment, while González vows to boost economy and public services.
- Both candidates have plans to increase security to combat trafficking.
- Critics say the candidates have not prioritized tackling violence and insecurity enough in their campaigns.