A New Option

A New Option (Spanish: Una Nueva Opción; UNO[1] is a non-profit organization from Ecuador which trains future political leaders.

It was founded by Eduardo Maruri [2], a well known business man from Guayaquil, former president of the Guayaquil Chamber of Commerce and the Federación de Cámaras del Ecuador; Xavier Castro, a lawyer from Guayaquil; Mae Montaño and Santiago Rivadeneira from the Andean region of Ecuador.

References

  1. ^ UNO
  2. ^ http://www.mcg.com.ec/images/mcg/EduardoMaruri.htm
Parties represented
in the National Assembly of Ecuador (124)
PAIS Alliance (59) · January 21 Patriotic Society Party (19) · Social Christian Party (11) · Institutional Renewal Party of National Action (7) · Municipalist Movement for National Integrity (5) · Democratic People's Movement (5) · Pachakutik Plurinational Unity Movement – New Country (4) · Ecuadorian Roldosist Party (3) · Democratic Left (3) · National Democratic Coalition (1) · Independent Movement Deeds are Loves (1) · Social Conservative Movement of Carchi (1) · Independent Political Movement Amauta Yuyai (1) · Autonomous Regional Movement (1) · Civic Conscience (1) · Regional Action for Equity/Latin American Popular Alliance (1) · Independent Movement United for Pastaza (1)
Parties not represented
in the National Assembly of Ecuador
A New Option · Alfarista Radical Front · Communist Party of Ecuador · Communist Party of Ecuador – Red Sun · Concentration of People's Forces · Conservative Party · Democratic Transformation · Ecuadorian Radical Liberal Party · Freedom Party · Movement Ecuador's Force · Marxist-Leninist Communist Party of Ecuador  · United Left (Ethics and Democracy Network/Independent Movement Democratic Pole) · Christian Democratic Union · Provincial Integration Movement · Socialist Party – Broad Front of Ecuador · Solidary Fatherland Movement · Workers' Party of Ecuador · Fertile Earth Movement · Movement of National Agreement · Thousandfold Victory Movement · Social Integration Movement · Independent Just and Solidary Movement · National Movement for Social Consensus