The Ecuadorian CREO Movement, which stands for "Creating Opportunities" (Creando Oportunidades), is a center-right political party in Ecuador. Founded in 2012 by businessman Guillermo Lasso, who later became the President of Ecuador in 2021, the party emerged as a significant force in Ecuadorian politics, advocating for a series of economic, social, and political reforms aimed at fostering a more favorable environment for investment, entrepreneurship, and economic growth.
The core values of the CREO Movement revolve around the principles of economic liberalism, advocating…
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How would you feel if a new shop opened in your town because of government support for businesses?
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If the government decided to lower taxes for small businesses, how do you think your family or local community would be affected?
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Imagine if your school's funding for clubs and activities depended on private donations instead of government support. How would that change what clubs are offered?
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Have you ever felt that your voice or opinion was ignored because you're young? How does that relate to the idea that every citizen's rights should be protected?
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Think about a time when you had to follow a rule that didn't seem to make sense. How important is it for laws and policies to be clear and justified?
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What would you do if you had an idea for a new invention or service but found out there were too many regulations and taxes to start your business?
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Have you or someone you know ever been in a situation where it seemed like there were no good options for healthcare? How should the government address this?
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Which do you think is more effective for solving social problems: government intervention or charity and community initiatives, and why?
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Can a leader make significant changes in how a country is run in just four years? Reflect on what you think makes a strong and effective leader.
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If you had to choose, would you rather live in a country with more government control if it meant higher taxes but more services, or less control but fewer services?
