El proceso político del Ecuador
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With the elections of April 29th of this year, in which were elected for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency of the Republic, the lawyer Jaime Roldós, Political Advisor of the Concentration of Popular Forces (CFP), and the leader of the Christian Democratic Party, Dr. Oswaldo Hurtado, it seems to have been consummated the return of Ecuador to the so-called representative democracy, after more than a decade of military dictatorships. The event will undoubtedly merit different interpretations of its significance, both nationally and in a broader international perspective. In the latter sense, many will try to highlight it simply as another auspicious sign of Latin America's advance towards the new formulas of "viable democracy" proclaimed by the U.S. government.
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