It is mentioned that AD means before and after Christ, according to the Western Christian calendar that became universal from Pope Gregory XIII in 1582, counting from the year of the Annunciation and then the birth of Jesus.

Roman domination over Judea came from the year 6 AD. C. Pilate was the military prefect of the Roman province of Judea and as such the Roman governor between the years 26 and 36. c.

Jesus came before Pilate, according to the previous sentence of the Jewish Great Council. With Roman domination of the territory, the institutions of Judea were subordinated to the administration of Rome. In the Sanhedrin, the functions of judges and priests were confused. God said to Moses in the desert: “Take 70 elders of Israel and form the assembly of Israel.” The Sanhedrin was a kind of Supreme Court, whose mission was to administer justice by interpreting and applying the Torah, but it could not impose the death penalty, the decision was left to the Roman governor.

John 19:1-25: “Then Pilate took Jesus and ordered him to be flogged. The soldiers made a crown of thorns, put it on Jesus’ head, and also put a dark red robe on him. As they approached to strike him in the face, they shouted to him, “Long live the King of the Jews!” Pilate said to them: “Here he is.” I brought it up so you know I don’t think he’s guilty of anything. When Jesus was brought out, he was wearing a crown of thorns and a red robe. Pilate said to them: “Here is a man! Seeing him, the chief priests and guards shouted: “Crucify him! Crucify him! Pilate answered them: “Take him and crucify him yourselves.” I don’t think I’m guilty of anything…“.

And in Matthew 27:24 it says:Pilate, seeing that nothing was progressing, but that disorder was rising, took water and washed his hands in front of the people, saying: ‘I am innocent of the blood of this righteous man. you will see‘”.

In 1888, Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) finished writing a text that was published after his death under the title ecce homo. From the middle of 1888, his mental health became complicated. He quickly lost his cognitive abilities, reaching mutism. He died on August 25, 1900.

Nietzsche did not believe in the existence of God. As for Christianity, he recognized moral values, but questioned the unique behaviors of those who accepted him to act.

The reflection I introduce, reading Nietzsche and his interpretation ecce homo It is about those who multiply words and principles of respect for human beings, their behavior or life practice does not always match or correspond to what is said or announced. These are cases of authorities, public officials, judges, prosecutors and others who, because of corruption, and sometimes because of fear of attack or persecution, or because of these or other circumstances, multiply crowns of thorns and cloaks of mockery to those who appear before them or demand to do so.

Ecuador’s legal and political system has not been able to dismantle or correct what I have pointed out. Behavior from the space of power was avoidance or evasion of information and/or corrective action. (OR)