The campaigning phase will conclude on November 13, giving way to the electoral silence before the vote, which will determine issues such as the reinstatement of foreign military bases, the end of public funding for political parties, the reduction of legislators, and the possibility of a new Constitution.

The National Assembly (Parliament) approved a license requested by Noboa, who is promoting the “Yes” vote, while social organizations, grassroots sectors, and academicians are calling for a “No” vote.

They warn that if the president’s proposals move forward, they will not solve the country’s problems and will endanger both sovereignty and hard-won rights, while also potentially restricting political representation.

A poll by the Clima Social firm revealed a majority trend of rejection of the question regarding allowing foreign military bases, although many support reducing the number of assembly members and other proposals.

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