Guadalupe Larriva [SEP] place of death
Guadalupe Larriva
Guadalupe Larriva (July 28, 1956 – January 24, 2007) was an Ecuadorian politician. 
She was born in Cuenca, the eldest daughter of Deifilio Larriva Polo and Teresita Gonzalez Harris. She had 5 sisters Silvana, Tania, Luz Marina, Mercedes and Tamara and two brothers, Mauricio, and Francisco. She was married to Rodrigo Avila with whom she had three children: Rodrigo, Priscilla and Claudia. She held a PhD in Geography from the University of Cuenca, Universidad Estatal de Cuenca. She
military, he appointed the first civilian to the position of Defense Minister, Guadalupe Larriva.
He established a committee to investigate any alleged crimes within the banking sector that took place between 1998 and 2002 and which led to the country's banking crisis and bailout.
At the time of Correa's inauguration, 38% of Ecuador's government revenue went toward external debt repayment, with Correa intending to reduce this by 75%. He stated his plan to spend the additional money on funding public services in health and education.