Former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa sparks controversy in interview with journalist
Amidst the security crisis in Ecuador, former president Rafael Correa found himself in a heated discussion with journalist Luis Carlos Vélez from RCN Radio FM. The interview went viral on social media, showing Correa becoming visibly upset when asked about his potential political aspirations.
When Vélez inquired about Correa’s desire to return to government, the former president refused to answer, stating that it was his and his country’s problem. The journalist persisted, leading to Correa’s explosive response, “I will do it if I feel like it, I don’t have to explain it to you.”
As tensions escalated, Vélez also lost his composure, telling Correa that he had no “balls” and branding him as an autocrat. The confrontation has generated reactions in Ecuadorian society, with some interpreting Correa’s remarks as an indication of his intention to return to power.
The incident has sparked debate and controversy in the country, as many wonder about Correa’s future political plans. The interview has raised eyebrows and brought attention to the former president’s potential comeback.