Pierina Correa

Pierina Correa

politician Ecuador

Pierina Correa is an Ecuadorian politician and member of the National Assembly, known for her advocacy on children's rights and social issues. Recently, she presented a motion that led to the approval of a resolution regarding the disappearance of four minors in Guayaquil, highlighting her commitment to protecting vulnerable populations.

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Ecuador Ecuador: Pierina Correa is the sister of former president Rafael Correa and nominated José Terán for the judgeship. 5

Jose Teran Suarez Pamela Aguirre Castro Daniel Noboa Claudia Salgado Jorge Benavides Ordonez Juan Izquierdo Fernando Yavar Laura Flores Sonia Garcia Danilo Sylva Carlos Drouet Mario Godoy Ximena Velastegui Beatriz Cadena Marco Alban Jenny Velasquez Angelica Porras Gaston Morante Gladys Proano Sandra Cordero Rafael Correa
El Universo – major Ecuadorian daily, est. 1921: Pugna entre el Legislativo y el Gobierno por uno de los tres puestos para jueces de la Corte Constitucional | Política | Noticias

Ecuador Ecuador: Pierina Correa is the president of the commission investigating the disappearance of minors in Las Malvinas. 6

Daniel Noboa Luisa Gonzalez Viviana Veloz Gian Carlo Loffredo Valentina Centeno Pedro Granja Leonardo Berrezueta Lucia Jaramillo Ines Alarcon Fernando Cedeno Aquiles Alvarez Diego Borja Pabel Munoz Jorge Acaiturri Villa
El Universo – major Ecuadorian daily, est. 1921: Disputa de votos de la segunda vuelta electoral presidencial también se vive en la Asamblea | Política | Noticias

Ecuador Ecuador: Pierina Correa presented the motion that was approved by the National Assembly regarding the disappearance of four minors. 9

Gian Carlo Loffredo Rendon
El Universo – major Ecuadorian daily, est. 1921: Asamblea Nacional aprueba el informe de Comisión de la Niñez sobre la desaparición de cuatro menores en Guayaquil | Política | Noticias