US EditionJuries and Voters: Tse Emphasises Sanctions for Failing to Perform Functions
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La Paz, Oct 18, 2025 (ATB Digital)-. The member of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) Gustavo Ávila recalled that the attendance of electoral jurors at polling stations is mandatory. “Juries are synonymous with transparency in the electoral process,” said the electoral authority, quoted by Unitel. Ávila explained that jurors are the highest authority during the election day and that non-assistance will be punished with a fine close to Bs 1,350…
The Supreme Electoral Tribunal will apply economic sanctions and administrative limitations to those who fail to comply with their obligations on October 19. Find out what lack can cost you up to half a minimum wage. The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) issued a resolution that establishes clear and forceful sanctions for citizens who fail to fulfil their duties during the second round of elections on Sunday, October 19. Those who do not attend …
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