The organization failed after six months due to "Gaytriarchy - gaytriarcado" (a portmanteau of gay and patriarchy coined by Diane Rodriguez in 2012[5]) that made their work illegitimate.

In 2010 the project "Social inclusion of young transgender people to be trained in micro-enterprises, decreasing poverty, sex work and proliferation HIV/AIDS" was approved, which gave the opportunity to legally register the organization and pass the "Girl Group Silhouette X" to "Silueta X Association".

Diane Rodriguez followed a legal process to sue the hotel, creating a precedent in Ecuador, in which an LGBT individual filed a discrimination lawsuit against a private company.

The "Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador" of 2008 in its favour; which first entered the "gender identity" initiates a legal complaint against the "civil status" because it denies the request to change their names from male to female.

Completing this year, through a protective action against the Civil Registration, another legal process starts on this occasion to demand recognition of their female gender identity, sponsored by the Ombudsman's Office.

The judicial record of the complaint, after this result, instead of continuing to the provincial court, stagnates when dilated by the Ombudsman's Office, lost her case for sex change in the identity card, after a couple of years.

[10][11] For the first time, after having had a bad report with the Extra Journal in 2009 with the headline "I'm going to marry a black and adopt 3 children" whereby Diane Rodriguez, made public her complaint against daily newspaper, comes to an agreement with it, to make "positive report about Silueta X" which initially started nine transgender members of Silueta X, with points in the photographic studio of the Journal, and subsequently standardized good stories, not only in that environment, but it influenced the context.

Regarding their results, due to the approach to prostitution trans[16] It lapsing 2011 Diane Rodriguez, got the attention of the Ministry of Interior and the police community, by proposing a joint effort with the transgender population.

Thus begins the inter-institutional agreements with the authorities and get to the first "awareness workshops of sexuality and gender",[17] in order to reduce stigma and discrimination against prostitutes and transgender sex workers in Guayaquil.

[18] In 2009, with several organizations led by the Kimirina corporation, Diane Rodriguez gave life to the first comics or preventive character transgender, which she called "Victor Victoria".

[19] The magazine was intended to give the necessary attention to the transgender population in the different aspects of everyday life such as health, education, employment, and violence, including trans specificities.

This new panorama, born to confusion by far-right groups with the theme of gay marriage, which although is another important topic for LGBTI, had nothing to do whatsoever with the amendments to the Act Civil Registry.

This safe center is the first of its kind because it has specialized for LGBTI groups, especially on the issue of gender identity medicine, which has been evident for years its lack of attention, including at Mundial.

Leaves the country for an emergency that causes problems for her candidacy to be denied registration by the CNE (National Electoral Council) for "legal uncertainty", introducing the authorized copy of the identity card, and witnessing the institution of male and female names.

With original documents, members of "Ruptura 25", managed to enroll no more drawbacks Diane Rodriguez raised that, while ignoring the legal uncertainty now revealing the identity of the activist, having female names with gender Masculino.

[37][38] During the political campaign, she had several impasses with the presidential candidate and evangelist Nelson Zavala, who repeatedly dismissed her participation, for reasons ranging from more fundamentalist to religious.

[39] In view of the different statements against Conservative candidate Diane Rodriguez, the national electoral Council developed a contingency plan which includes "hate crimes" during the campaign.

On 19 March 2013, after her candidacy and again and completely dedicated to civil activism, re-elected president Rafael Correa Delgado, sent a tweet the transgender ex-candidate Assemblywoman, which expressed "Dear Diane, I just wanted to say that I admire and respect deeply, but do not share all its principles.

"[49][50][51] In May 2013, a special treat, which makes the president of Ecuador to the first activist LGBTI for change the "Presidential Guard" from his new period, a civic act of high importance, in particular, Carondelet.

[52] During the invitation by President Rafael Correa to Diane Rodriguez in May 2013, she used the space to request a private meeting and expose the situational status of the population LGBTI of Ecuador.