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Democratic Center Movement Movimiento Centro Democrático

Abbreviation	MCD
Leader	Jimmy Jairala
Founded	2012
Headquarters	Quito
Ideology	Progressivism Personalism Populism
Political position	Center to center-left
National affiliation	Union for Hope (2020-2022)
Seats in the National Assembly	1 / 137
Website
centrodemocratico.org
Politics of Ecuador Political parties Elections

Democratic Center Movement ( Spanish: Movimiento Centro Democrático) is a political party in Ecuador. It is led by Jimmy Jairala and holds one seat in the National Assembly.

History

The party contested the 2021 Ecuadorian general election with the Citizen Revolution Movement in the Union for Hope coalition.^[1]

The party supported Jan Topić in the 2023 Ecuadorian general election.^[2]

References

^ Velasco, Estefanía (8 July 2020). "El correísmo lanzó la plataforma Unión por la Esperanza, con miras a los comicios del 2021". El Comercio (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-08-21.
^ "Centro Democrático se une a las organizaciones que apoyan la candidatura de Jan Topic". El Universo (in Spanish). 2023-06-09. Retrieved 2023-09-07.

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Democratic Center Movement Movimiento Centro Democrático

Abbreviation	MCD
Leader	Jimmy Jairala
Founded	2012
Headquarters	Quito
Ideology	Progressivism Personalism Populism
Political position	Center to center-left
National affiliation	Union for Hope (2020-2022)
Seats in the National Assembly	1 / 137
Website
centrodemocratico.org
Politics of Ecuador Political parties Elections

Democratic Center Movement

Movimiento Centro Democrático

Abbreviation

MCD

Leader

Jimmy Jairala

Founded

2012

Headquarters

Quito

Ideology

Progressivism
Personalism
Populism