This Raises the Question and Annex that Seeks to Eliminate the Power of Cpccs to Designate Authorities

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President Daniel Noboa insists on subtracting powers from the Council of Citizen Participation and Social Control (CPCCS), through a new constitutional amendment question, which he sent to the Constitutional Court (CC) in a package of seven new questions.

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President Daniel Noboa sent seven new questions for his popular consultation and referendum, announced for November 30. The group of questions sent to the Constitutional Court (CC) contains criminal, political, jurisdictional and economic issues. As the spokesperson for Carondelet, Carolina Jaramillo, had announced, the Executive received with distaste the rulings of the Court that dismissed four of its initial proposals, so it prepared an addit…

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One hour before the Ecuador-Argentina football match, the Presidency presented nine seven questions for the planned popular consultation, according to the official calendar, for November 30. The spirit of many of them points to a reformulation of the texts of the first agenda of seven questions, presented at the beginning of August, which were revised by the Constitutional Court to define their viability, as determined by articles 441 and 442 of…

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Ecuador’s president, Daniel Noboa, sent seven new questions to the Constitutional Court (CC) on Tuesday, September 9, 2025 for popular consultation and referendum. Government spokesperson Carolina Jaramillo announced on September 8 that new questions would be included and a reformulation of the previous ones, following the observations

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Daniel Noboa asks new questions for popular consultation 2025 with key reforms Politics

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The Executive emphasized that these proposals aim to strengthen the justice, security and democratic institutionality of the country. Now it will be the Constitutional Court that will analyze the relevance and feasibility of the questions before they can be put to a popular vote.