US EditionPromote a Reform in Puerto Madryn so that Young People From the Age of 16 Can Vote
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A formal request was submitted to the Deliberating Council of Puerto Madryn to advance a project that would modify the Municipal Organic Charter and enable young people to vote in local elections. The initiative seeks to incorporate adolescents between 16 and 18 years of age, who are currently not allowed to vote in municipal elections, despite being empowered at the national level. The proposal aims to submit this reform to a popular referendum…
The mayor of Puerto Madryn, Gustavo Sastre, asked the members of the Deliberative Council of the city to move forward in a project that would allow to modify the Organic Charter and allow young people between 16 and 18 years of age to vote, something that does not currently allow this norm for local elective processes. The proposal would consist in the development of a referendum in conjunction with the October legislative elections. It is worth…
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