Ecuador’s government has blocked public access to the financial records of President Daniel Noboa, raising questions about transparency. All Ecuadorian public officials are legally required to declare their assets. President Noboa initially reported assets of under US$1 million, despite his family's significant wealth tied to Noboa Trading. The decision to limit access was made despite existing laws mandating financial disclosure for public servants. Critics argue this move undermines efforts to combat corruption and maintain accountability. The situation prompts scrutiny regarding the extent of President Noboa's wealth and potential conflicts of interest, and calls for greater openness from the administration. Further investigation is expected into the discrepancy between reported assets and the known business holdings of the Noboa family.