Political career
Ache first competed in the Colorado youth elections in 2007. [6] From 2015 to 2019,she was a member of the National Executive Committee of the Colorado Party and held the position of its Human Rights Prosecutor. [7] In the 2014 presidential primaries,she participated as a member of the group Vamos Adelante,founded a year earlier. [8]
In 2018,Ache was a founding member of Ciudadanos,a faction of the Colorado Party led by Ernesto Talvi. In 2019 she was reelected as a member of the National Executive Committee of her party,and in the presidential primaries of that year she was the most voted woman in her political sector. [9] For the runoff of the general election,she supported the formula of Luis Lacalle Pou-Beatriz Argimón,as a member of the Coalición Multicolor. [10]
Once Lacalle's victory was known,Ache was appointed Deputy Minister of Foreign Relations by the president-elect, [11] on December 16,2019;she would accompany Ernesto Talvi,who was appointed Minister. [12] She took office on March 1,2020, [13] becoming the second woman to hold the position,after Belela Herrera. [14] In June,Talvi announced his intention to step down as minister, [15] which was made official on July 1. [16] After much speculation,it was announced that Ambassador Francisco Bustillo would replace Talvi at the head of the Foreign Ministry. [17] Despite the change of minister,Ache was retained in office by President Lacalle Pou on July 6. [18] On December 19,2022,she resigned from the position,being succeeded by Nicolás Albertoni. [19] A few days later,she submitted her resignation as a member of Ciudadanos. [20]
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