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Quito, Feb 8 (Prensa Latina) Ecuador continues awaiting on Wednesday for the results of Sunday's elections, while citizens warn over the possible manipulation of the electoral records.
Government-driven reforms, such as extradition and congressional cuts, did not pass.
Ecuador's National Electoral Council (CNE) announced Sunday that turnout for the national referendum called by President Guillermo Lasso seeking endorsement after 18 months in office had reached 80.74 %. Ecuadorians were also voting to elect the members of the Council of Citizen Participation and Social Control (CPCCS), in addition to municipal authorities.
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The Ecuadorian Government of President Guillermo Lasso will seek Sunday to revamp an administration with waning popularity through a referendum whereby the citizenry is to allegedly set the guidelines for the future steps of the conservative head of state.