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Lenín Voltaire Moreno Garcés is an Ecuadorian politician who served as the 46th president of Ecuador from 2017 to 2021. He was also vice president from 2007 to 2013, serving under President Rafael Correa.
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business · President of Ecuador from 2017 to 2021 · politician · writer · businessperson · also Lenín Moreno, Lenin, Lenin Moreno, Lenin Moreno Garcés, Lenín Boltaire Moreno Garcés, Moreno
Born 19 March 1953 · Q518626
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“would not be extradited to a country where he could face torture or the death penalty”
“But in regard to what we have achieved for disabled people through politics, it is only 20% of the goals I set. We need structural change.”
“This money will create work opportunities for those who have not found something stable.”
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teleSUR: Fiscalía de Ecuador exige reinstalar audiencia por caso Sinohydro contra expresidente Lenín Moreno
El Universo: Caso Sinohydro: Fiscalía asegura ha pasado un ‘tiempo prudente’ para la deliberación y pide se reinstale el juicio para conocer decisión contra Lenín Moreno y otros
Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “Lenín Moreno no dijo ser perseguido político por el gobierno actual” Falso.
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Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “Paraguay no se ha declarado «dispuesto» a extraditar a Lenín Moreno” Falso.
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Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “Lenín Moreno no ha dicho que, si Rafael Correa no pudo recuperar a su esposa, peor va a recuperar la patria” Sátira.
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Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “haya orden de prisión contra Lenín Moreno y esté prófugo” Falso.
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Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “No hay registro de que Sonnenholzner ofrezca traer a Lenín Moreno” Falso.
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Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “Fiscal habría dicho que Moreno puede venir y que no irá a la cárcel, por su condición” Cierto.
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Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “Lenín Moreno apoya a Pabel Muñoz y asegura que fue su mentor” Falso.
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Paco Moncayo, the then Minister of Security under President Guillermo Lasso, stated, "Moreno dismantled the country's security system
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Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “Lenín Moreno apoya la campaña de Pedro Pablo Duart” Falso.
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Ecuador Chequea rated the claim “Villavicencio se abstuvo de votar para que se investigue a Lenín Moreno” Engañoso.
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For missing pieces from the Presidential Museum
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Known as the Ecuador Prison Massacre of 23 February 2021
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10,000 public sector professionals were laid off, with the majority being healthcare workers, as part of austerity measures imposed by Lenin Moreno and recommended by the International Monetary Fund
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“The most recent incident occurred in January 2019, when Wikileaks leaked Vatican documents.”
Led by Jeanine Áñez, a shipment of weapons and war ammunition from Ecuador was introduced into Bolivia
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Have been collected, confirming the undertaking of a trip on that date to introduce weaponry
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Through a referendum, Moreno reversed several key pieces of legislation passed by the Correa administration that targeted wealthy individuals and banks
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Won Golden Key of Madrid (2017).
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Published video “¡Un gobierno para todos!”.
Published video “Mensaje a los soldados de la Patria”.
Published video “¡Tu voto por el futuro del Ecuador!”.
Published video “¡Vamos por un país que te impulsa!”.
Published video “¡Impulsaremos a los agricultores!”.
Published video “¡Votemos por el Ecuador!”.
Published video “¡Seré el Presidente de Todos!”.
Published video “¡Gran Minga Nacional Agropecuaria!”.
Published video “¡Lenín apoyará siempre a los empresarios!”.
Published video “Acuerdo con Juntas Parroquiales”.
Career landmark: President of PAIS Alliance (2017–2021).
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Career landmark: President of Ecuador (2017–2021).
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Awarded Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru (2014).
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Moreno was the first VP to do so since 1992
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Career landmark: Special Envoy of the Secretary-General (2013–2016).
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Awarded Order of Antonio José de Irisarri (2011).
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“s decision was a distraction from national issues. On 6 March 2023, a judge approved bribery charges to be brought against Moreno over the hydroelectric plant construction between 2009 and 2018. Moreno, who resides in Paraguay, denied the charges and called them”
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Career landmark: Vice President of Ecuador (2007–2013).
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As the director of the Continental Professional Training Center
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Born 1953-03-19.
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