The official political party Acción Democrática Nacional (ADN) in Ecuador has begun discussions with independent legislators as well as assembly members who have separated from their parties to gather support for an important legislative initiative. The aim of this initiative is to ensure the approval of a law aimed at improving the sustainability and effectiveness of spending within the decentralized autonomous governments (GAD) across the country.

ADN requires a total of 77 votes to pass this urgent bill, which highlights the pressing need for reform in the management of resources at the local government level. This comes in response to ongoing challenges faced by these governments in efficiently allocating funds and sustaining financial solvency. By reaching out to independent lawmakers, ADN is attempting to bridge political divides and assemble a coalition capable of supporting this critical legislation.

If successful, the passing of this law could lead to significant changes in how decentralized governments manage their expenditures and could ultimately enhance the overall governance and accountability within these bodies. The outcomes of this legislative initiative will be closely watched as they may set precedents for future governance reforms in Ecuador, especially in the context of increasing calls for financial transparency and responsible budgeting practices in public administration.