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Viviana Veloz

b. 1984

Ecuadorian politician

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Born 1984. Viviana Veloz is an Ecuadorian politician, known for National Assembly (Ecuador).

Rebeca Viviana Veloz RamĂ­rez is an Ecuadorian politician who served as the President of the National Assembly from October 2024 to May 2025. She represents the Santo Domingo de los TsĂĄchilas Province. She led the prosecution of President Guillermo Lasso in the National Assembly. This led to the President resigning and dissolving parliament which then required new elections. Veloz was re-elected and she was Vice President of the Assembly until she became the Assembly's President.

Life Veloz was born on 7 November 1984. She was elected to represent the Province of Santo Domingo de los TsĂĄchilas with Ruiz Emerson Hinojosa as her substitute.

In June 2022, Veloz raised a formal protest against humiliating and insulting remarks made by the head of the Pachakutik caucus, Salvador Quishpe, in the National Assembly. She requested that he be suspended from the assembly for 30 days. Witnesses to the offending words included Jhajaira Urresta.

On 24 June 2022, she was among the members who requested a debate concerning the replacement of President Lasso. 46 other members signed the request including, Victoria Desintonio, Vanessa Álava, Sofía Espín, Jhajaira Urresta, Patricia Mendoza and Rosa Mayorga.

In May 2023, Lasso's lawyer was contesting the case of corruption against President Lasso at the National Assembly. Veloz led the prosecution and gave evidence against Lasso who said that the contract in question was signed years before he became president. Veloz said that embezzlement was spotted in the contract by the public company Flopec and Lasso had taken no action. Veloz recommended that Lasso should be punished and replaced as president. Some observers said that Ecuador's problems were more important than the trial. However Veloz showed videos and copies of letters to the assembly which were intended to prove his guilt.

Lasso as President brought in the constitution clause number 148 known as Mutual death in May 2023 when he knew that he was about to be impeached. This required all of the National Assembly members to stand for re-election. Veloz was re-elected in August 2023 and when the National Assembly re-convened she became a vice-President of the Assembly. There were 99 votes in favour of her election and 24 against.

In the 2025 general elections, Veloz was reelected to the National Assembly for the 2025-2029 legislative period. She was succeeded by Niels Olsen Peet as President of the National Assembly on 14 May 2025. Veloz was chosen to lead the National Assembly's Commission for the Comprehensive Protection of Girls, Boys and Adolescents. Her vice President was RaĂșl Arturo ChĂĄvez Nuñez del Arco and the commission's members included Paola Cabezas, Monica Palacios, Dina Farinango and Mireya Pazmino.

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National Assembly (Ecuador)
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Rebeca Viviana Veloz Ramirez

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Viviana Veloz?

Ecuadorian politician

When was Viviana Veloz born?

Viviana Veloz was born on 7 November 1984 in Santo Domingo.

What is Viviana Veloz's occupation?

Viviana Veloz is a politician.

What is Viviana Veloz known for?

Viviana Veloz is known for National Assembly (Ecuador).

What nationality is Viviana Veloz?

Viviana Veloz is Ecuadorian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Viviana Veloz

· Wikidata: Q111603621

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