The presidential debate between Luisa González, candidate of Citizens’ Revolution Movement and Daniel Noboa, President and candidate of National Democratic Action, marks the beginning of the electoral campaign for the second round of elections in the Latin American country. teleSUR
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00:00Now, we can start.
00:02Candidate Novoa, please make the first closed questions.
00:09Luisa.
00:10Luisa.
00:11Are you going to reinstall the table of drugs, that same table that affected children in
00:25the country?
00:26Yes.
00:27No, the answer is no.
00:43I already said several times, we are not reestablishing the table of drugs.
00:51Actually, I asked for someone to do an anti-doping test when we get out of here.
00:58And my plans are to rehire teachers, to improve the work units with social workers and psychologists,
01:11to guarantee a dignified education, to rehire workers and teachers that you've fired, and
01:22to remove educational barriers that you established when you asked for money to repair the classrooms,
01:31so children can return to the classrooms and fulfill their dreams.
01:36Now, the candidate has 30 seconds.
01:40I'm confused because you didn't answer clearly at the first.
01:44I didn't understand if it was yes or no.
01:47So, let's go to another topic.
01:54Will you eliminate this system of doctrines that you are establishing in several areas of the country,
02:04especially in universities?
02:10Maybe you're not understanding clearly.
02:16Do you ask if we are going to put a system of doctrines?
02:22I remind you, you are the one who are in the government right now.
02:26If there is a system, it's one established by you.
02:30I haven't been in the power for eight years.
02:35So, if you want to address that problem, you should have done it in this time you had been in the presidency.
02:48So, you know, Ecuadorians, that he didn't fulfill his promises,
02:54and that this new government of Novoa is more of those worst governments of our past.