Ecuador’s governing party, Alianza País, informs the youths that their son has been expelled from President Lenín Moreno, who also resigned as its national director, leaving a few months more to end his term.
During the week of the grouping, the court will open a disciplinary process that will have to comply with the imposition of the governing plan and the abandonment of the political conduct of the movement, by which Moreno will submit to the Electoral Council his resignation or defilement.
In a statement, Alianza País stated that the National Directorate did not accept the reunion and “determined the eviction as militant and therefore the distribution of its cargo (inside the party)”.
Moreno, who did not speak on the decision, will take office on May 24. Together with former president Rafael Correa (2007-2017), Alianza País founded more than 14 years ago. There are no such forms of force.
The political movement will have the most power between 2007 and 2017 while Correa will be in power, although it will be sued by Moreno losing protagonism and in the last presidential election his candidate will win 1.54% of the vote.
When Correa became the governor in 2017’s media in Belgium, donde is his wife, and showed that he was convicted of corruption and that he had insisted that the accusations against him obedience to a political persecution.