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Last Days: Until when I Can Pay the Fine for Not Voting and What if I Don't
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The legislative elections of 26 October, in which the ruling party managed to reverse the results and achieve a decisive victory, had a low level of attendance with a participation of 67.9 percent. In total, 11,300,000 people did not come to vote, so now they must regularize their situation in front of the Electoral Justice. According to the law, whoever does not come to pay for it must justify it and in case he cannot explain it, he will have t…
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