Published 6 months ago

Cubans head to the polls, all eyes on voter turnout

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Voter participation in elections in Cuba is high but has been on the decline for a decade. The National Electoral Commission said that for last November's municipal elections about 31% of eligible voters abstained from voting. The new National Assembly is expected to convene April 19, when it will vote on the executive leadership.

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Reuters

Cubans head to the polls, all eyes on voter turnout

Cubans headed to the polls on Sunday to vote for the 470 lawmakers who will represent them in the country´s National Assembly in a closely watched election seen as a referendum on the communist-run government at a time of deep economic crisis.

6 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Eyes on abstention as Cubans vote for National Assembly

Cubans are voting in National Assembly elections with attention focused on voter turnout amid a deep economic and migratory crisis

6 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Eyes on abstention as Cubans vote for National Assembly

Cubans are voting in National Assembly elections with attention focused on voter turnout amid a deep economic and migratory crisis. With 470 candidates running for the legislature’s 470 seats, and

6 months ago·United States

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abc News

Eyes on abstention as Cubans vote for National Assembly

Cubans are voting in National Assembly elections with attention focused on voter turnout amid a deep economic and migratory crisis

6 months ago·United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Cubans head to the polls, all eyes on voter turnout

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cubans began voting early on Sunday for the 470 lawmakers who will represent them in the country´s National Assembly in a closely watched election seen as a referendum on the communist-run government at a time of deep economic crisis. Read full story

6 months ago·Malaysia

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