Andrés Arauz and Guillermo Lasso have been forced to appear on television before going to the polls for the presidency of Ecuador. The Union Candidate for Esperanza and the CREO-PSC Alliance Protagonize the Domingo on First Amendment in an Incredible Presidential Discussion on the Ultimate Reform of the Code of Democracy, the Law that Regulates Electoral Processes in the Andean Peace. But more than a space to conjure up its proposals and confront the rival, aspiring aspirants to lead a sovereignty-led and permanently hollowed out pandemic of the covid-19 pandemic on the social and social front, the two apostrophes through a strategy of desgaste desde the first minute.
Andrés Arauz, elected by Rafael Correa to represent his new sails —UNES—, received the first attack. Guillermo Lasso, a conservative and economically liberal tendency, has allied himself with Arauz’s plantation to put the dollars “in quarantine”, as a form of relieving the division of countries with arrears. Let us consider the advisory proposal that could generate an “economic convergence” in the country. For the 36-year-old candidate, already prepared, he has passed until the campaign to dismantle the idea that he is running for president does not guarantee that the dollar as a monetary system in Ecuador will be maintained. With a final gesture, the UNES candidate collected a ticket for 20 dollars, making sure that the month and marked the inertia of the series of long hours of crosses of special charges.
Little is known about the single issue between candidates for problems such as national insecurity or the corruption of the State. In the debates that are taking place in the first place, the two aspirants with more options will not be crucified, debating the turn of all 16 candidates who will start the electoral contingent.
In this domestic tampon, it was announced by the LGTBI’s feminist group that, without embarrassment, it had occupied the candidates’ agenda during the last weeks of the April 11 campaign. Regarding the issues that are being addressed in the thematic blocks introduced by the moderator, Claudia Arteaga, none of the aspiring presidents entered in depth to clarify whether the electors would have realized their promises to create employment, to become successful one of the two tenants of a country that will hit an emergency deficit of 7,600 million dollars in 2021.
Arauz was hired to appeal to Guillermo Lasso’s professional staff as the director of the Bank of Guayaquil for questioning and taking decisions that benefit countries or their businesses, while CREO insists on referring to Rafael Correa as the “jef” Arauz que gobernará en la sombra des Bélgica. “Mira lo dijo tu jefe, tu padre politico: el jefe del Estado es elefe of todas las funcions”, achacó Lasso a Arauz en el tramo de preguntas sober separat de poderes. The aspirant of UNES eluded the ironic invitation: “Oiga, usted hasta sueña con Correa”.
With the social polarization as electoral tone, the Ecuadorians will turn on the ballot boxes in three weeks for the second round of presidential comics. In the first electoral convocation of February 7, Andrés Arauz won with 32.72% of the vote, but with a sufficient bid to fill the gap, and Guillermo Lasso, in second place, won 19.74% of the vote among voters, with a minimum difference in respect to third position, the indigenous leader Yaku Pérez, who rose to 19.39%.
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