Xavier Castro Muñoz.

Xavier Castro earned his law degree from the Universidad Católica Santiago de Guayaquil in 1990 and his Master's degree from Cambridge University in 1997.

He was a councillor of the Ecuadorian Supreme Court

Supreme court

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 of Justice until 1999 and Vice President of Guayaquil Chamber of Commerce

Chamber of commerce

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 in two different periods. He received a Chevenign Fellow

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ship award from the British Government.

He is also a member of UNOhttp://www.uno.ec a private non-profit organization

Non-profit organization

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which train future political leaders.

External links

• Implicated in PSC court influence case