The former president of the Constituent Assembly of Ecuador Alberto Acosta and the head of state of this nation, Rafael Correa, were reconciled today in connection with the conduct of the referendum approving the new constitution promoted by the current government.

Acosta, who went to vote accompanied by Correa, revealed that the two leaders have renewed their "commitment to the country" and said: "We are sure of winning." He also said that differences were Filing with Correa and that will work together after the victory of the new Constitution.

Acosta and Correa distanced three weeks before the end of the Constituent Assembly, when former Assemblyman resigned from the chairmanship of the body by the pressure of the president to cut off debate and hasten the adoption of the articles of the new Constitution.

The fact produced an estrangement between the two and even some allusions negative among them, and the exclusion of Acosta of political decision-making bodies of government in which they participated from the presidential campaign until the discrepancies arose.