Movimiento PAÍS

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Movimento PAÍS
Logo of the Alianza PAIS
Party leader Rafael Correa
founding 2006
Alignment Social Democracy , Democratic Socialism , Bolivarianism , Green Politics

Movimiento PAÍS (also Acuerdo PAÍS , PAÍS as an abbreviation for Patria Altiva i Soberana , German  Upright and Sovereign Fatherland ) is a political movement and collecting party in Ecuador , the eight political organizations with emphasis in Quito and Cuenca , among them that of the former President of Ecuador Rafael Correa founded Alianza PAÍS , which includes the Ruptura de los 25 and Acuerdo Progresista movement . She identifies with Bolivarianism and the ideals of the Liberal Revolution Eloy Alfaros .

PAÍS election campaign for the Ecuadorian constitutional referendum (in London)

With around 70% of the vote, it had an absolute majority in the Constituent Assembly of Ecuador in 2007/08 and in the new parliament until the elections in 2009. In addition to Rafael Correa, its governing body includes the economist Alberto Acosta , President Lenín Moreno , who has been in office since 2017, and other important public figures in Ecuador. The political project of Movimiento PAÍS is the Revolución Ciudadana (" Civil Revolution"), which is directed against the Partidocracia ("party rule ") of the traditional parties. This project is subdivided into Political, Economic, Ethical, Social and Sovereign Revolution, which are to be achieved primarily through institutional channels.

Movimiento PAÍS achieved 59 out of 124 seats in the elections to the National Assembly in April 2009 and was thus dependent on alliances. The local elections that took place at the same time were successful for Movimiento PAÍS, for example with Augusto Barrera they appointed the new mayor of Quito. In the local elections in February 2014, the movement lost mayorships in the five largest cities in Ecuador to the opposition.

Movimiento PAÍS achieved 100 out of 137 seats in the elections to the National Assembly in February 2013 and was no longer dependent on alliances. This majority retained it in the next election in 2017 , but only received 74 seats.

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  1. ↑ http://www.acuerdopais.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=110
  2. ↑ La victoria de Rodas se perfiló desde el 21 de enero. Retrieved September 30, 2018 (es-LA).
  3. ↑ Inter-Parliamentary Union: IPU PARLINE database: ECUADOR (Asamblea Nacional), Last elections. Retrieved September 30, 2018 .