US EditionThey Go to Coahuila for Representativity and Less Spending with Electoral Reform
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This Monday, the Congress of the State of Coahuila in its Tenth Eighth Session of the First Ordinary Period Second Year LXIII Legislature approved a series of modifications to the electoral articles of the State. An executive summary shared by the local deputy Gerardo Aguado points out that it seeks to strengthen representativeness and improve legal certainty in the electoral processes. Among the main changes are adjustments in the distribution …
They seek to modernize, and make elections clearer, austere and efficient in the coming processes This week, the State Congress will discuss a series of reforms to Coahuila's electoral legislation that seek to modernize, and make elections clearer, austere and efficient in the next processes. These are adjustments that already apply in other states of the country and that will strengthen political participation, organization and representation.O…
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