The National Transit Agency (ANT) of Ecuador issued a statement confirming that Luis Darío Villacrés is qualified to hold the position of director amidst rumors on social media regarding a document prohibiting his public service role.
The National Transit Agency (ANT) in Ecuador addressed rumors about the new director, Luis Darío Villacrés, who was allegedly barred from public office due to a purported document circulating on social media. In response, the agency clarified the situation through an official statement that outlined the procedural steps taken for Villacrés's appointment. They assured that all required documentation was submitted and processed as of February 3, indicating compliance with employment regulations.
Furthermore, the ANT emphasized that in reviewing the Certificate of Compliance of Employer Obligations from the Ecuadorian Social Security Institute (IESS), it was confirmed that Villacrés did not have any outstanding debts. However, they also indicated that the final phase of his incorporation had been delayed due to banking reconciliation issues, which is expected to be resolved within 48 hours.
The agency's proactive communication aims to dispel any misinformation and clarify the status of Villacrés's appointment, especially in light of an ongoing public interest regarding his background and the recent scandals within the institution. By affirming his legitimacy to serve, the ANT seeks to restore confidence in its leadership and operations during a tumultuous period.
