with others’ activism, participating in the political spaces of young people in the leftist "Alianza País". Also, she maintained active participation within the youth movement to the point of being considered representative LGBTI at that time. In the year 2011 along with several young "Alianza País" on the premises of the collective "Movimiento Alfarista-Bolivaariano" formed the Committee of the Citizen Revolution (Comité de la Revolución Ciudadana in Spanish) "Youth for national transformation", with whom begins to develop activities located in demand for youth groups political movement. Is selected as part of the management committee of the newly formed citizen's revolution. Movement Political Ruptura 25 Meet María Paula Romo, high representative of the political movement Breakdown 25 (Ruptura 25 in Spanish) - previously signed by the Alliance Country "Country Agreement" - on the outskirts of the University of Guayaquil, with Francisco Jiménez, Guayas ex-Gobernador, who were collecting signatures for the legalization movement. Together with a fellow activist, was invited to attend meetings of the political movement Guayaquil. Since 2012, and after having dabbled repeatedly in the ideologies of the movement activists are openly involved in it. The directory is part of this movement, even legally for registration with the national electoral council for the province of Guayas. Candidacy In October 2012, the general assembly of "Ruptura 25", is nominated in the primaries as a possible candidate for the province of Guayas. This was completed during the nominations of candidates for that month to the delegate "Electoral National Council" who voted for her nomination unanimously. Leaves the country for an emergency that causes problems for her candidacy to be denied registration by the CNE (National Electoral Council) for "legal uncertainty", introducing the authorized copy of the identity card, and witnessing the institution of male and female names. With original documents, members of "Ruptura 25", managed to enroll no more drawbacks Diane Rodriguez raised that, while ignoring the legal uncertainty now revealing the identity of the activist, having female names with gender Masculino. Diane Rodriguez led a campaign with few resources receiving external support as spots, videos, etc... motivated by the activism. Strife policy During the political campaign, she had several impasses with the presidential candidate and evangelist Nelson Zavala, who repeatedly dismissed her participation, for reasons ranging from the more fundamentalist to religious. In view of the different statements against Conservative candidate Diane Rodriguez, the national electoral Council developed a contingency plan