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When National Republicanism was established through the 1944 coup, Equador was facing economic and political disarray for decades. After the flee of the Equadorian president along with the rest of the most relevant political figures, a unipartidary regime was established. The National Republican Party was the most powerful institution in the country. Legislative and judiciary powers were subjugated to the party will and, outside the politics, the party president enforced their interests as being the sole commander of the armed forces.

On November 07th 1944, Russian envoys met in Belém to discuss future partnerships between the two nations. Economically, Russia became the major Equadorian partner. Since the coup, many western nations have established embargoes over Equador, therefore, Russian economic aid was responsible for the country's economic survival through this period. Russia also became the sole provider of industrialized goods, and main investor.