After the tragic social outburst, Ecuador begins to return to normal | Chronic

With the resumption of activities in schools, transport, public administration and the National Assembly, Ecuador began to regain its normalcy one day after the government of Lenin Moreno and social organizations reached an agreement providing for 14 days of protests against the "pack" of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) which left 7 dead and 1,340 wounded.

The Ministry of Education reported in a statement that "Academic activities are included in tax, private, municipal and tax institutions (with state support) across the country during the three days of training: morning, evening and evening, in all their forms. "

Moreover, the Ministry of Transport indicated that the country's 62 bus terminals are 100% activated and that the activity of the sector "normalize at an accelerated pace" since monday when "It has increased operability to 85% nationwide, with 16 of the 24 provinces operating at 100%."

The National Assembly (Parliament), remained inactive since Thursday, October 3, when protests against economic adjustment measures began, will resume its work tomorrow, reported the Ecuadorian newspaper. Pichincha Universal in its digital edition.

The repeal of the 883 decree on the left "Non-subsistent" the increase in public transport fares, the price of tickets was again that in force before October 9, 2019, announced Tuesday President Moreno at dawn.

"Considering that this decree was the reason for the increase in tariffs, the resolutions that determined that it remained insistent, in accordance with the repealing provision of Decree 894", He said in a statement.

Meanwhile, the sub-prefect (deputy governor) of Pichincha province, Alexandro Tonello, supported the governor Paola Pabón, one of four people arrested on Monday, in addition to the former legislator Virgil Hernandez and two people identified by the public prosecutor as "Christián G. and Pablo D."

Tonello said the government "I should know that in a democracy, there is a political opposition, that not agreeing or having a different opinion is not a crime, nor being an opponent as an enemy. "

"Fifteen vehicles full of police officers raided the Pichincha prefect's house and, without thinking, they broke the doors, intimidated the people in their homes, confiscated their mobile phones and violently entered the home. their room." sharp

At the same time, the opposition sectors denounced the fact that a political persecution broke out after the agreement, including the former president. Rafael Correawho in your profile Twitter noted that "Of the 10 members of the political bureau of the time that we met with Moreno at the beginning of his presidency, 8 are in prison or in prison order.

"Can any one doubt the political betrayal and the persecution? Or have 10 years been surrounded by" corrupt "and never realized?", wrote Correa, who now resides in Belgium.