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La Moneda spokeswoman Camila Vallejo announced that the government had “three basic principles” during electoral propaganda. In a conversation with 24 Hours, Vallejos said that public officials “may have electoral preferences in another political home,” but “can’t, for example, participate in work schedules or have public expressions that call a vote or a preference.” She added that “instructives never seek to curtail the right to political thou…
"We consider that it is also important to defend those things that have taken us a long time to move forward," said Minister Vallejo.
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