List of political parties in Ecuador

This article lists political parties in Ecuador.

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Ecuador has a multi-party system with numerous parties, in which usually no single party has a chance of gaining power alone, so parties must work with each other to form coalition governments. However, in the current legislative assembly the PAIS Alliance has 100 deputies, which gives the party an absolute majority.[1]

Parties
Party/Movement Nº Founded Political
position		 Ideology Leader Assembly
members		 Provincial
Prefects		 Mayors
Democratic Center Movement
Movimiento Centro Democrático		 CD 1 2012 Centre Progressivism
Social democracy		 Jimmy Jairala
48 / 137
0 / 23
14 / 221
Popular Unity Movement
Movimiento Unidad Popular		 UP 2 2014 Left-wing Revolutionary socialism
Primordialism		 Geovanni Atarihuana
0 / 137
1 / 23
14 / 221
Patriotic Society Party
Partido Sociedad Patriótica		 PSP 3 2002 Centre-right Populism
Personalism		 Lucio Gutiérrez
1 / 137
0 / 23
0 / 221
Citizen Revolution Movement
Movimiento Revolución Ciudadana		 RC 5 2016 Left-wing Progressivism
Democratic socialism		 Marcela Aguiñaga
47 / 137
2 / 23
0 / 221
Social Christian Party
Partido Social Cristiano		 PSC 6 1951 Right-wing Christian democracy
Conservatism		 Carlos Falquez
14 / 137
6 / 23
73 / 221
Advance Party
Partido Avanza		 AVANZA 8 2012 Centre-left Social liberalism
Social democracy		 Álvaro Castillo
2 / 137
1 / 23
8 / 221
Democratic Left Party
Partido Izquierda Democrática		 ID 12 1970 Centre-left Social liberalism
Social democracy		 Guillermo Herrera
15 / 137
1 / 23
6 / 221
AMIGO Movement
Movimiento AMIGO		 AMIGO 16 2020 Right-wing Anti-communism
Liberal democracy		 Pedro José Freile
0 / 137
0 / 23
0 / 221
Ecuadorian Socialist Party
Partido Socialista Ecuatoriano		 PSE 17 1926 Centre-left Social democracy
Pluralism		 Enrique Ayala Mora
2 / 137
0 / 23
14 / 221
Pachakutik Plurinational Unity Movement
Movimiento de Unidad Plurinacional Pachakutik		 MUPP 18 1995 Centre-left
to left-wing		 Indigenism
Primordialism		 Marlon Santi
25 / 137
5 / 23
20 / 221
Democracy Yes Movement
Movimiento Democracia Sí		 DSÍ 20 2018 Centre to
centre-left		 Big tent
Pluralism		 Gustavo Larrea
1 / 137
1 / 23
30 / 221
CREO Movement
Movimiento CREO		 CREO 21 2012 Right-wing Neoliberalism
Elite party		 Guillermo Lasso
13 / 137
1 / 23
34 / 221
SUMA Party
Partido SUMA		 SUMA 23 2012 Centre-right Liberal democracy
Economic liberalism		 Guillermo Celi
0 / 137
2 / 23
13 / 221
Build Movement
Movimiento Construye		 MC25 25 2012 Centre-left Social liberalism
Pluralism		 Iván Rodríguez
1 / 137
0 / 23
0 / 221
Together We Can National Movement
Movimiento Nacional Juntos Podemos		 MNJP 33 2012 Centre-left Third Way
Personalism		 Paúl Carrasco
0 / 137
1 / 23
20 / 221
MOVER Movement
Movimiento Verde Ético Revolucionario y Democrático		 MOVER 35 2021[2] Centre-left Green politics
Environmentalism		 Patricio Barriga
0 / 137
0 / 23
28 / 221

See also

References
  1. "Ecuador's new legislature takes office". China Daily. 15 May 2013. Retrieved 15 June 2013.
  2. "Alianza PAIS sella su desaparición definitiva y se convierte en MOVER".


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