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"It is important that the measures adopted after the resignation of the head of the National Electoral Process Office (ONPE) prioritize the independence and integrity of the institution and the continuity of the electoral process," he said in a statement after stressing the importance of "respecting the electoral legal framework," as well as of guaranteeing the independence of these types of bodies in the face of "possible political or party pre…
A European Union mission observing the elections in Peru on Thursday asked to avoid the use of violent language and guarantee the independence of the organizing entity of the elections after its boss resigned after a rain of criticism for not installing several polling stations in time.
European Union Urges Peru to Respect the Electoral Legal Framework in the Face of Political Pressure
They present a bill proposing to reorganize the ONPE: DetailsThe European Union's Electoral Observation Mission (EUMO) in Peru this Thursday called for ensuring the independence of the electoral bodies, respecting the legal framework of the elections in the face of possible party pressures and also avoiding aggressive and violent language in political discourse. "The EUMO underlines the importance of respecting the electoral legal framework and …
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