Ecuadoreans go to the polls on Sunday to choose a new president and legislature they hope will lead the country out of a spiral of violence and economic troubles, after a campaign darkened by bloodshed.
"It makes me so ashamed that the country is going this way and deteriorating because of bad governments," said Monica Barba, 47, who said she hoped the party of former President Rafael Correa would win.
Pro-market candidate Otto Sonnenholzner has hardened his discourse since Villavicencio's murder, repeatedly promising that criminals who use violence will be shot by police under his government. "The new president must propose things that are real, not just words," said university student Menaly Luge, 18, who is voting for Villavicencio's Construye party. "Our country is suffering an economic crisis and so much crime... We need more opportunities for young people, we don't want to migrate."and enshrine intelligence protocols to fight crime, using international loans to shore up social programs.
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