Pachakutik becomes the ‘hoax’ for the formation of majorities in the new National Assembly

The nine assembly members of the Pachakutik movement, elected on 9 February, are emerging as the key political force for the formation of a legislative majority that will have to arm itself in the new National Assembly on 14 May.

The minister of government, José De La Gasca, confirmed this Tuesday, May 6, that the nine legislators elected by Pachakutik have reached an agreement with the government of Daniel Noboa. The news was announced through an Instagram post, where De La Gasca shared a photograph with seven of the Assembly members, including Carmen Tiupul, Cecilia Baltazar and Alex Toapanta, appointed as coordinator of the parliamentary group. “The alliances that bui…

Leonidas Iza denounces treason in Pachakutik after his agreement with the Government in the National Assembly. The pact assures a majority of DNA, but fractures the indigenous movement. The post Leonidas Iza describes Pachakutik's pact with the government of Daniel Noboa as treasonous.

On May 6, 2025, the minister of government, José De La Gasca, reported that the nine assembly members for Pachakutik, reached an agreement with the government of the president, Daniel Noboa. The first session of the new National Assembly is next May 14, a week from this event, 9 assembly members from

The ruling National Democratic Action movement (NDA) and the political movement Pachakutik reached an agreement to form a majority in the new National Assembly. The entry Government and Pachakutik reach an agreement to form the new National Assembly was first published in Teleamazonas.

The nine elected legislators of the movement support the proposal for unity in the National Assembly to work on a common agenda with the Executive.