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Military-backed
move makes Rosalia
Arteaga the nation’s
first female president.
QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — Con
gress named Vice President Rosalia
Arteaga as Ecuador’s president early
Sunday, in a military-backed move
that replaced deposed chief executive
Abdala “El Loco” Bucaram.
There were no more official details
on the action, but congressional
sources told reporters that the agree
ment called for Arteaga to resign in a
few days and for congressional leader
Fabian Alarcon to assume the post.
The unanimous vote marked a
likely end to a governing crisis that
emerged when Bucaram was ousted by
Congress on Thursday. He had refused
to accept the decision. Both Alarcon
and Arteaga also contended for the
office and Ecuadoreans turned to the
armed forces — Ecuador’s final arbi
ter of power—to resolve the conflict.
Arteaga, 40, was shown on na
tional television on the floor of Con
gress at 4 a.m. Sunday accepting the
new post, making her Ecuador’s first
female chief executive.
The new president said she had
waged “a very important struggle
against corruption,” and urged politi
cal reconciliation among opposing
factions.
“The armed forces were prudent,
patriotic and honest in dealing with
the crisis. They are an example to
Latin America,” she said.
Her appointment came after
Bucaram conceded for the first time
earlier Sunday that he had been left
without power.
“Unfortunately, I couldn’t finish
my term, but let’s see if the next gov
ernment will be able to fulfill the
promises I made to increase the sala
ries of workers and the military by 25
percent,” said Bucaram.
The congressional sources, who
spoke on condition of anonymity, said
the agreement called for Alarcon to •
call new presidential elections within
a year. It was not immediately clear
how long Arteaga would remain presi
dent or why Congress took the route
of first naming her to the job.
Congress leaders first discussed the
plan with the military command, the
congressional sources said, and then
the leaders convened a closed-door
meeting of the legislature in the early
hours Sunday.
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In dismissing Bucaram on Thurs
day, Congress named Alarcon as in
terim president. But that designation
was ignored by both Bucaram and
Arteaga.
In its vote, Congress accused
Bucaram of suffering from “mental in
capacity.” His congressional foes ac
cused him of worsening the country’s
economic ills with his erratic behav
ior and political showboating.
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