In August, Correa signed some modifications to executive decree 16.
The resulting holes would be backfilled in a separate executive decree.
But they may try to alter the text of the accompanying executive decree.
It remains to be seen how much the executive decree can improve the lives of trans people.
We need participation and genuine debate and conversation, not the politics of fait accompli and executive decree.
They are expected to take effect between now and year's end, he said, without specifying whether enactment would take place via executive decree or after a parliamentary debate.
This elite is so powerful, he says, that the 2008 banks rescue "was done by the kind of executive decree Charles I would have died for.
But the subsequent executive decree formalising the nationalisation does not mention either charge, presumably because there was no evidence that the company had broken the law.
The announcement, by executive decree, of new governance rules for the country's biggest banche popolari, or mutual banks, is as welcome as it is overdue.
Allende, frustrated by the intransigence of his parliamentary opposition, began to rule by executive decree, prompting the opposition to question the constitutionality of his actions.
But once he was elected president, he ruled by executive decree, disbanding Congress and diverting an estimated $600 million in public funds.
