CitizenGO was founded in Madrid, Spain, in September 2013 by HazteOir to expand its scope of action beyond Spanish-speaking countries, advancing the use of online petitions as a form of Internet activism to increase public participation in the democratic process.
CitizenGO says that they have "team members located in fifteen cities on three continents" who facilitate users signing petitions in 50 countries, in 8 languages with plans to add more.
The CitizenGO Foundation is financially supported by online donations made by their members.
The CEO of CitizenGO is Álvaro Zulueta.
The CitizenGO Foundation Board of Trustees is composed of Ignacio Arsuaga (founder and president), Walter Hintz, Blanca Escobar, Luca Volonte (UDC politician), Brian S. Brown (president of the National Organization for Marriage), Gualberto García, Alexey Komov (Putin's ally), Alejandro Bermudez, and John-Henry Westen.

In 2001, Ignacio Arsuaga founded HazteOir (literally, "Make yourself heard").
This organization later merged into and became part of CitizenGO, a move that was considered a "rebranding".

The foundation has been linked, like HazteOir, to El Yunque, a secret society of Mexican regional origin.
CitizenGO was founded in Madrid, Spain, in September 2013 by HazteOir to expand its scope of action beyond Spanish-speaking countries, advancing the use of online petitions as a form of Internet activism to increase public participation in the democratic process. CitizenGO says that they have "team members located in fifteen cities on three continents" who facilitate users signing petitions in 50 countries, in 8 languages with plans to add more. The CitizenGO Foundation is financially supported by online donations made by their members. The CEO of CitizenGO is Álvaro Zulueta. The CitizenGO Foundation Board of Trustees is composed of Ignacio Arsuaga (founder and president), Walter Hintz, Blanca Escobar, Luca Volonte (UDC politician), Brian S. Brown (president of the National Organization for Marriage), Gualberto García, Alexey Komov (Putin's ally), Alejandro Bermudez, and John-Henry Westen.
In 2001, Ignacio Arsuaga founded HazteOir (literally, "Make yourself heard"). This organization later merged into and became part of CitizenGO, a move that was considered a "rebranding".
The foundation has been linked, like HazteOir, to El Yunque, a secret society of Mexican regional origin.
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