The "My gender on my identity card" campaign - a point of exercising citizenship, had a positive impact on the Ecuadorian context and in the assembly, which in the first instance the whole, the bill passed with 75% in favor in December 2012. However, now the bill is suspended, with the possibility to be vetoed. This new panorama, born to confusion by far-right groups with the theme of gay marriage, which although is another important topic for LGBTI, had nothing to do whatsoever with the amendments to the Act Civil Registry. It's time for equality Rodríguez launched the campaign in June 2013, "It's time for equality, for freedom from discrimination Ecuador" ("Es Tiempo de Igualdad, pour un Ecuador Libre de Discriminación" in Spanish), which aims to reduce stigma and discrimination in the country. Thanks to this campaign several complaints like Zulema Constant, Sara Solórzano, and Dennise Freire, related to LGBTI torture clinics or homosexualization, in an attempt of sexual diversity groups, stop the violence and torture emerge Ellos. LGBTI Medical Centre In May 2013 launched the first psycho-medical for gays, lesbians, bisexuals, intersex, and transgender people in Ecuador. Her teammates in honor of her work called her "Diane Rodriguez" at a public event with safe and state authorities. This safe center is the first of its kind because it has specialized for LGBTI groups, especially on the issue of gender identity medicine, which has been evident for years its lack of attention, including at Mundial. and also with psychological support, issues of sexual diversity. Advocacy Civil disobedience Declares 7 May 2011, in "civil disobedience", to be selected by the CNE-National Electoral Board as 3rd Member of the Board #137 of Men to be violent their right to sexual privacy, and the free development of their personality. Your claim arises from the refusal of the CNE, not to relocate at a meeting of women. The public response from the CNE, do not satisfy the expectations of an activist being forced to self-declare in civil disobedience. Board males In February 2013 her gender was denied when expected to vote while designated as a man. Despite being the 2nd time the CNE did not pay attention to her claims, this time defrayed with the same arrogance that led her political campaign as the first transgender candidate in that country. Political rally Movement Political Alianza País In 2010, her political process started in parallel