February 14, 2025 - 02:36

QUITO - Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa has officially appointed Luis Alberto Jaramillo as the new Finance Minister, according to a decree issued on Thursday. Jaramillo, who previously held the position of Minister of Production, steps into this crucial role amid ongoing economic challenges facing the nation.
The announcement follows the resignation of the outgoing finance minister, Juan Carlos Vega, who communicated his departure through a letter shared on social media. While Vega did not provide specific reasons for his resignation, the move has raised questions about the economic direction of the country.
Jaramillo's appointment is seen as a pivotal moment for the Ecuadorian government as it seeks to navigate fiscal policies and economic recovery strategies. His experience in the production sector may offer a fresh perspective on the financial challenges ahead. As the new finance minister, Jaramillo will be tasked with addressing pressing economic issues and fostering stability in Ecuador's financial landscape.
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