This bill would make Ecuador eligible to become a beneficiary country under the Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act, a U.S. trade program that provides preferential access to the American market for certain countries in the Caribbean and Central America region. Currently, Ecuador is not included in this program, which allows eligible countries to export certain products to the United States with reduced or eliminated tariffs. The bill directs the President to officially designate Ecuador as a beneficiary country within 90 days of the law's enactment. This change would primarily affect Ecuador's exporters and U.S. businesses that import Ecuadorian goods, potentially making their products more competitive in the American market. No specific funding is required by this legislation, as it simply expands an existing trade program to include another country.