Arteaga deepened her past as prime minister, vicepresident and president of Ecuador, a position she barely occupied for a day due to political pressures and corruption that she narrates in the book “La presidenta: el secuestro de una protesta”<\/strong> (The president: the kidnapping of a protest). During the interview, the academician said that, as several historians have already left written, the simple fact of being a woman influenced her against, although the Ecuadorian law and Constitution<\/strong> supported her situation and should have ended the mandate when the president Abdal\u00e1 Bucaram<\/strong> was dismissed<\/p>\n Arteaga also reviewed her role as a writer and cultural disseminator in her country and in all of Latin America, always in the light of a profound and unwavering secular ethic. The Honorary academician of the RAED put education and ethics as the main guarantees of democracy in all the societies of the region, both in the political sphere and in that of the company. She promotes diverse projects and initiatives of diverse entities to deepen in these fields. The defense of the environment is another of her struggles, in which she also stands out as a strong activist.<\/p>\n
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