Ecuador votes on return of foreign military bases and how to tackle drug violence

In a significant electoral event, Ecuadorians are considering the return of foreign military bases, a move that President Daniel Noboa argues is essential to combat rising crime and drug violence. This vote is part of a broader context where Noboa seeks to draft a new constitution, potentially increasing his presidential powers. The discussions around foreign military presence reflect ongoing concerns about security and governance in Ecuador, as highlighted in related analyses. The outcomes of this vote could reshape the country's approach to national security and constitutional law.