Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership
Ecuador Parliament
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1999-2000
2. Vice-President of Congreso Nacional Nina Pacari Vega
2000
Acting President (29.8)
She is the first from the native Quéchua-Indian population to become
vice-President of the congress. Presided over the election over a new President
after the election of Susana Gonzáles had been proclaimed invalid.
Minister
of Foreign Affairs in 2003. (b. 1960-).
2000
President-Elect of the Congreso
Nacional Susana
Gonzáles Muños (1.-29.8)
The independent member of the Congress was elected President, but the largest party, The Christian Socialist Party objected to the choice and appealed at a
local court in August 2000. At the 29.8 Congress elected another independent MP
from the majority as President.
2005-06 1. Vice-president of Congreso Nacional Cynthia Fernanda Viteri Jiménez
2005 Acting
President
(April)
As
presidential candidate in 2006 she finished fifth with about 10% of the votes.
Also candidate in 2017.
2007 Vice-President of the Constituent Assembly
Montecrististi.
2009-11 1.
Vice-President of the Congreso Nacional Irena Cabeza
2011-13 2. Vice-President of the Congreso Nacional Rocío
Valarezo
2013- 2. "Vocal" (Acting as Secretary)
2013- President of the Asamblea Nacional Gabriela Rivadeneira Burbano
2013- 1. Vice-President of the Asamblea Nacional Rosana Alvarado
2013- 2. Vice-President of the Asamblea Nacional Marcela
Aguiñaga
Former Minister.
2013- Secretary of the Asamblea Nacional Libia Rivas
Last updated 07.03.16