
Rafael Correa Delgado
Rafael Correa Delgado is an Ecuadorian politician and economist who served as the President of Ecuador from 2007 to 2017. He is known for his leftist policies, which included significant social programs and infrastructure investments, as well as a strong stance against the United States. Correa has been a controversial figure, facing accusations of authoritarianism and corruption during his presidency. After leaving office, he has lived in exile, primarily in Belgium, and has remained a vocal critic of successive Ecuadorian governments, particularly targeting his former ally, Lenín Moreno.
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Rafael Correa Delgado was declared ineligible to enter the United States due to corruption charges.
Lista de ecuatorianos “inelegibles” para entrar a los Estados Unidos crece y la sanción afecta a sus familiares, bienes y activos | Política | NoticiasRafael Correa Delgado was sentenced to eight years in prison for aggravated bribery.
Abdalá Bucaram Ortiz es el cuarto expresidente de Ecuador sentenciado a prisión por corrupción | Política | NoticiasRafael Correa Delgado is alleged to be the leader of a supposed espionage network within the municipal security system Segura EP.
Ministra Nataly Morillo pide a Fiscalía investigar ‘red de espionaje’ en Segura EP que habría sido liderada por Rafael Correa | Política | NoticiasRafael Correa is mentioned by Lenín Moreno as the one who contracted the project.
Lenín Moreno, expresidente de Ecuador que vive en Paraguay, es llamado a juicio por presunto cohecho - Mundo


























