These reforms included reducing taxes, temporary remissions of taxes, granting loans and providing landless peasants temporary lodging and work in agricultural colonies until they could recover from their debts.
"I've decided to... pardon the accused and grant them remission of the sentences they rightly received," Mr Correa said in his statement.
Even if she's granted a miracle -- remission -- cancer will echo through her life long after treatment is over.
In 1489, a remission was granted to Robert Arnegapill for his part in the holding of Dumbarton Castle against the king of Scots.
Much important ecclesiastical business was transacted, which resulted in a series of canons, among them one that renewed the Peace of God and another that granted a plenary indulgence (the remission of all penance for sin) to those who undertook to aid Christians in the East.
After three decades of struggle with schizophrenia, he was granted what seemed like a miraculous remission.
A total 30 months in remissions and a five-year sentence cut granted by the Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in 2012 made her eligible for parole.
The justice department's press release said: "Corby is granted parole because she fulfilled administrative and substantive terms as according to Law 21/2013 on remissions, assimilation, visiting rights and parole".
"After 6yrs Darkness has finally turned into Light and I am loving every minute of it, never taking a good day for granted......," Hadid said of her recent health news back in June, adding hashtags that said "road to remission" "back to work," "chronic Lyme" and "thank you god".
A14 OBITUARIES A15 ARTS & IDEAS B9-18 A Rare isterview is Granted The Argentine-born pianist Martha Argerich, giving her first extended one-on-one interview in nearly 20 years, talked about her work and her health, including a melanoma that is in remission.
