Luisa González signs Pact with indigenous people from Ecuador to have their support in front of Daniel Noboa in the second round

The signing of the agreement was made in A massive ceremony in the Andean population of Tixán, led by González and Guillermo Churuchumbi, Pachakuti National CoordinatorK, the Ecuadorian indigenous movement party whose presidential candidate, Leonidas Iza who was not physically present at the spot, obtained more than half a million votes in the first round that can be decisive in the ballot called for Sunday, April 13.

González described as “historical” the encounter and said that the agreement is “an act of love and delivery” to the Ecuadorian people a “demonstration of political matures” and the reaffirmation of principles that lead to the construction of a state of well -being and social justice.

The pact contains various claims of indigenous organizations that the Citizen Revolution candidate (RC) undertakes to incorporate her government program including fighting insecurity with respect to human rights, combating illegal mining, avoiding large -scale mining in areas of water recharge and promoting bilingual intercultural education.

Likewise, avoid the extension of the oil border, return to 12 % the value added tax (VAT), which Noboa rose to 15 % in order to raise money to allocate it to combat insecurity, one of the greatest concerns of Ecuadorians.