VOICED : Indígenas de Ecuador piden recuento de votos al término de marcha contra supuesto fraude

Indigenous groups arrived in Quito to demand a recount of the February 7 election votes, which excluded their leader Yacu Pérez from the runoff. They presented objections to the National Electoral Council, citing inconsistencies in nearly 50% of the vote records. The council has three days to decide on Pérez's appeal, who narrowly lost the chance to compete in the April 11 runoff against Andrés Arauz. The council also denied a request to audit its system before the second round, stating audits should occur after the entire electoral process concludes.

What was the main reason for the indigenous groups' arrival in Quito?

• To celebrate a cultural festival

• To demand a recount of election votes

• To support a new government policy

• To protest against environmental issues

How many kilometers did the indigenous groups travel to reach Quito?

• 1200 kilometers

• 300 kilometers

• 600 kilometers

• 900 kilometers

What percentage of the vote did Yacu Pérez receive?

• 19.39%

• 19.74%

• 20.00%

• 18.50%

Who was Yacu Pérez's main competitor in the election?

• Guillermo Lazo

• Andrés Arauz

• Lenín Moreno

• Rafael Correa

Why did the National Electoral Council deny the audit request?

• They had already conducted an audit

• The audit was deemed unnecessary

• The audit should occur after the electoral process

• The audit was too costly