President of Ecuador, Conservative Guillermo Lasso announced this Wednesday, in the midst of his political trial, the so-called “crucifixion”.who dissolves the National Assembly (Parliament) with an opposition majority and calls an early general election so that he will govern by decree until his successor takes office.
In a message to the nation Lasso announced this measure as provided for in the 2008 Ecuadorian Constitution. with “serious domestic and political unrest” after appearing before the Assembly on Tuesday to argue in defense against an accusation made by the opposition of the alleged crime of embezzlement (embezzlement).
“I have signed Executive Order No. 741 to dissolve the National Assembly. and ask the CNE to call an election. Ecuadorians and Ecuadorians: This is the best solution to give a constitutional solution to the political crisis and internal unrest that Ecuador is going through and give back to the Ecuadorian people the right to decide their future in the next elections,” Lasso wrote on his Twitter account. Twitter.
The president resorted to “crucifixion” before waiting for a debate to be held in the House to later vote on a motion of no confidence in which 92 votes, equivalent to a two-thirds majority, are required to remove a head of state. ward. .
According to Efe.
Source: La Opinion
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