Pandemic, water, electricity and unemployment accelerate the anticipated departure of the mayor of Quito Jorge Yunda and of President Lenín Moreno

 COMPLEMENTARY ANALYSIS The end of the so-called humanitarian law, and the collection of water and electricity bills, in Quito and the country, at a time when the pandemic is present with more than 60,000 infected in the capital and countless deaths, and exceeding The 170,000 infections, which add up to almost a thousand more daily, when no one trusts the government's figures anymore, mark the beginning of a moment of instability in Quito, which can spread to the rest of the country.

The population of the capital and the country is suffering from a lack of economic income, due to layoffs and bankruptcies. In the streets the houses show everywhere signs of premises, apartments and rooms that were previously crowded.

But to the anguish due to the lack of money for food, now it is added that the municipality of the capital has begun to collect electricity and water.

This occurs throughout the country, when education is received online and without electricity, computers, tablets or cell phones do not work, where children receive classes. people communicate, or work, buy or sell, but the most serious thing is that the refrigerators do not preserve food, the toilets cannot evacuate feces or urine, with which the pandemic can multiply because people do not They can wash their hands and the virus can be followed by an epidemic due to lack of hygiene, houses cannot be illuminated at night, and children do homework or people do not have the news, on radio, TV and the Internet , making anger and rumors turn into protests, frustration, anger.

This is a squeeze that seems unbearable in a city where on the street corners you see people protesting about everything, in front of the Constitutional Court government employees and police or in front of the Marriot Hotel employees of international hotel chains.

In Peru, the pandemic, deaths, and the sick, multiplied by poverty, created such a situation that it led to the end of former president Martín Vizcarra, in Bolivia, that of Jeanine Añez, and the question is how many days will the population of Ecuador, will support the mayor of Quito Jorge Yunda and the president of the Republic of Ecuador, Lenín Moreno ?, when these officials are gambling the position with economic measures and collections.

I am a netizen advisor.

It is clear to us that if the charges are not made more flexible, the pandemic is not controlled and the economy of Ecuador is not reactivated soon, the situation can get out of context, and gallop in a runaway race towards unpredictable situations, to get rid of these officials who they have failed to be effective in finding less brutal relief and solutions.