US EditionEcuador the National Anti-Corruption Commission Called the National Electoral Council a “Political Operator”
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The National Anti-Corruption Commission and the Citizen Revolution movement denounce that the advance of the local elections by November 2026 seeks to exclude the main opposition force, under the pretext of "arbitrary" weather forecasts.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission after the decision of the CNE: "has weakened fragile democracy" The National Anti-Corruption Commission expressed its concern over the decision of the National Electoral Council (CNE) to advance the sectional elections to November 29, 2026. The pronouncement was made after the approval of the update of the electoral calendar. [...] The Ecuador entry The National Anti-Corruption Commission called the Natio…
The National Anti-Corruption Commission expressed its concern about the performance of the electoral body, saying that its management would be affecting democracy by responding to political interests and limiting plurality.
According to the civil organization, the supreme electoral entity would manipulate the electoral periods to generate situations of participation that excluded certain groups. The CNA (National Anti-Corruption Commission) of Ecuador denounces that the CNE (National Electoral Council) left its technical neutrality and became a political operator, in advance of the sectional elections
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