US EditionHassenteufel Returns and Discards Sanction for Those Who Go Down or Drive Null
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After six days of absence for health, the TSE interim holder ratified the electoral calendar and the elections. He also said that the government is meeting the required resources.
La Paz, 31 Jul (ATB Digital)-. President-in-Office of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), Oscar Hassenteufel, said Thursday that there is no rule that allows sanctions to be applied to political parties and alliances that decide to withdraw from the general elections of 17 August. He recalled that similar cases were presented in the 2020 elections and did not apply. However, he pointed out that within the full chamber the need to regulate thes…
Hassenteufel explained that there is no rule that penalizes political organizations that withdraw from the elections, as recently did the party of Eva Copa (Morena) The interim president of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), Oscar Hassenteufel, reappeared this Thursday after a medical discharge and said that there will be no sanction for parties that withdraw from the electoral race, as Morena, the organization led by Eva Copa, did. "There is…
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