Leonardo Alarcón Argudo
Leonardo Alarcón Argudo is the acting Attorney General of Ecuador, appointed by the Judiciary Council in October 2025 during the temporary absence of Wilson Toainga. With over 23 years of experience in the Attorney General's Office, he has been involved in high-profile cases such as the Nene Case, which investigated alleged influence peddling involving the son of former Vice President Verónica Abad. Alarcón holds a master's degree in criminal law with a focus on complex criminality, as well as a doctorate in Jurisprudence from the Universidad Católica de Cuenca. His recent appointment reflects his esteemed career in the prosecution service.
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Ecuador:
Leonardo Alarcón Argudo will assume the role of acting Attorney General until a new one is appointed.
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Ecuador:
Leonardo Alarcón Argudo served as the acting Attorney General during the trial.
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Ecuador:
Leonardo Alarcón Argudo was designated as the subrogated Attorney General in the absence of Wilson Toainga.
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Ecuador:
Leonardo Alarcón was appointed as the acting prosecutor general.
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Ecuador:
Leonardo Alarcón Argudo was appointed as the acting Attorney General in the absence of Wilson Toainga.
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Ecuador:
Leonardo Alarcón Argudo is the acting Attorney General of the State, appointed by the Judiciary Council in the temporary absence of Wilson Toainga.
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