[Opinion] Constitutional Court Orders U.S. Agreement to Pass Through the Assembly
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Quito, Oct 16 (Prensa Latina) The Constitutional Court of Ecuador today reported that the commercial agreement signed with the United States requires the prior approval of the National Assembly (Parliament) before it enters into force. The post Corte of Ecuador demands legislative endorsement for agreement with the United States first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Constitutional Court (CC) issued an opinion in which it established that the Reciprocal Trade Agreement (ART) between Ecuador and the United States of America, signed on March 13, 2026, will require approval by the National Assembly, before it enters into force. The Court concluded that this international treaty is...The entry Trade Agreement between the United States and Ecuador needs approval from the Assembly was first published in Diario…
The Court identified two constitutional grounds that require legislative approval. The agreement still has to overcome a second constitutional control.
The Constitutional Court ruled on Friday, October 16, that the reciprocal trade agreement between Ecuador and the United States requires the prior approval of the National Assembly for eventual ratification.
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