Gellibert appointed again as Ecuador's VP in charge

Gellibert appointed again as Ecuador's VP in charge

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa appointed Cynthia Gellibert as Vice President on Saturday, replacing Veronica Abad, who was disenfranchised for two years by the Electoral Contentious Tribunal (TCE) in a 3-2 decision issued in a gender-based political violence counterclaim filed by Foreign Minister Gabriela Sommerfeld following Abad’s initial lawsuit against Noboa and others for alleged harassment.

Ecuador’s Vice Presidential Turmoil Amid Political and Legal Battles

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa appointed Cynthia Gellibert as interim Vice President after Verónica Abad faced suspension of her political rights. Noboa signed Executive Decree 588 from Miami, where he is conducting official duties. Gellibert, currently Secretary General of Public Administration, assumes the role for the third time during Noboa’s presidency. Abad, elected vice president in […]

Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa appointed Cynthia Gellibert on Saturday as vice president after the suspension of Verónica Abad, who was stripped of her political rights for two years, after a ruling by the Electoral Dispute Tribunal that invalidated her to hold any public office. READ ALSO: Autopsy of minors killed by soldiers in Ecuador reveals that the skulls were shot In the corresponding decree, Noboa pointed out that Gellibert will serve…

Associated Press QUITO (AP) — Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa on Saturday appointed Cynthia Gellibert, an official in his inner circle, as vice president of the Andean country, a day after a court upheld the suspension of the political rights of Vice President-elect Verónica Abad. In an executive decree signed Saturday from Miami, where he is on official duties, Noboa appointed Gellibert as vice president “during the period of Abad’s temporary…

President-candidate Daniel Noboa said this Friday, March 28, that the Secretary General of the Public Administration and Cabinet of the Government, Cynthia Gellibert, would be his “best option” to be his vice president in charge of what remains of his current administration.

The vice president of Ecuador, Verónica Abad, unknown by the first president of that country, Daniel Noboa, denounced to various international organizations what she considers to be "political violence of gender" exercised against her, reported media from different countries. Abad explained that he left Turkey a few days taking advantage of festive days in that nation where it was destined by Noba, to submit his complaints to various internation…