Topic - Farith Simon

On one side is “a president who assumes that after winning the elections he has all of the power at his disposal, who has authoritarian tendencies and no disposition for dialogue,” and on the other side “an Indigenous sector that has shown itself to be uncompromising and is looking to co-govern through force,” said Farith Simon, a law professor at the Universidad San Francisco in Quito.

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