The project that eliminates the open primaries has no progress: the differences that persist in the ruling party and the gaze of electoral justice.
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The government is going through the closing of October with conflicting positions on the future of electoral reform and negotiations with the allied governors. While one sector of the ruling party holds expectations of reaching agreements in the coming days, others warn that legislative deadlines complicate the goal of eliminating the primary, open, simultaneous and...