Handbrake Change For E46

quick count gives a much more tight victory for the Yes, the exit poll announced at

The quick count showed the National Electoral Council's adjusted one more win Self in relation to what was previously announced exit poll in the official pollster Santiago Perez, who was featured on the seized channel. In the first question, the quick count gave the following results: Yes 50.7% No 39.2%, Whites 4.9% 5.2% Null The second, Yes 48.4% No 41 , 2%, White 4.8% 5.5% Null, while the third question, Yes 47.3% No 42.3%, Whites 4.8% 5.5% Null ... . / ....sigue

In the fourth, according to the quick count given by the CNE, the Yes 46.1% No 43.1%, Whites 5.1% 5.6% Null .

In the fifth question, the Yes 46.7% No 42.5%, Whites 5.4% 5.4% Null, while in the sixth, the Yes 49.7% No 41.1%, Whites 7.2%; Null 4.9%.

In the seventh question, Yes 45.7% No 42.2%, Whites 6.6% 5.3% Null, in the eighth on Yes 47.9% No 40.1%, White 6 7%, Null 5.3%, while in the ninth, scored Yes 44.9% No 42.7%, Whites 7.2% 5.2% Null and the tenth question, Yes 47 , 9% No 39.9%, Whites 6.9% 5.1% Null. Previously, only minutes from the results of exit polls, in an interview on the set of Gamavisión, a channel seized by the government, Rafael Correa said he would continue working as fast to start reforming justice.

has triumphed The truth is, Bush said. He thanked "five million Ecuadorians have ratified the confidence in the work of its President." mechanisms to be used to justify private enrichment are the same that exist for the public, said commenting the outcome of the vote for question 6.

"Against all this lack of ethics, lack of scruples we have had to face the opposition together against the citizen's revolution and have overcome them all together thanks to God and the Ecuadorian people," said Correa an interview with a public channel.

With the preliminary results, Correa said it will begin work immediately to implement a restructuring of the justice system and regulation of the media.

Opponents argue that the reforms will give more power to the president, threatening to democracy.

"We've won more than 20 points against everybody," Obama said.

According to the private firm Santiago Pérez, three out of five voters supported the initiative, with percentages ranging between 61% and 64%.

If confirmed this projection, Correa achieve its sixth election victory in four years in office (2007) and the first since the revolt of September 30th police, the president denounced as a coup attempt.




popular Celebration Thousands of Quito and began moving toward the Avenida de Los Shyris to join the celebration that the movement of government along with President Rafael Correa plans for tonight. 20:00 From official results will be known.