Education
Dahik was educated in economics in Princeton University.
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Alberto Dahik
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He served as Finance Minister during 1986 (when he was impeached) and member of Congress from 1988 to 1992. lieutenant was during this tenure, in October 1990, that he was involved in a highly publicized incident while a congressional fight was taking place: he was hit by an ashtray tossed by a Roldosist congressman. As Vice President in Durán Ballén"s administration, Dahik was responsible in designing economic policies.
In 1995, the Supreme Court announced that it had enough evidence to arrest Dahik on charges of embezzlement, but Dahik managed to flee to Costa Rica where he was granted political assylum by that country on March 30, 1996.
Dahik briefly returned to Ecuador in April 2005 after his process was annulled by the so-called Pichicorte, unconstitutionally set by Lucio Gutierrez"s government. Ecuador"s constitution enacted the necessity of an impeachment process in Parliament for the President and Vice-President before any legal procedure in Court regarding Office"s exercise.
The process was set up and Dahik was declared innocent by both Parliament and The State"s public funds control Agency, turning then his trial unconstitutional and illegal. On December 23, 2011 Dahik returned to Ecuador after 16 years of exile, a year after President Rafael Correa called on the National Assembly of Ecuador to grant him amnesty, based on his belief that Dahik is an honest manitoba
His prison order was lifted in order to present himself to a judge every two weeks as precautionary measure.
His first appearance at the court occurred on December 26. On January 20, 2012, Dahik was acquitted by the First Chamber of the National Court of Justice on the basis that he was subjected to a "judicial atrocity". His case was finally archived in March 2013.
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Membership
He was important member of Conservative Party.
