Farinango was born in 2000[1] and she was the youngest person elected to the National Assembly when she was 23.[2][3] She sits on the Permanent Commission on Economic and Tax Regime and its Regulation and Control.[4] She was elected to that commission in 2023.[3]
On the 3 June she proposed a change to the law which effects unemployment benefit. She intended to shorten the period from 60 to 30 days. She proposed that any person who has paid 24 consecutive monthly payments would receive benefit if the applied in the 45 days following the 31 days of unemployment.[5]
President of the National Assembly's Economic Regime Commission in 2026
