US EditionOAS Report Slow Level of Participation in Election
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Mexico City.- The head of the OAS observation mission, Heraldo Muñoz, said that the level of participation in the judicial election is slow, possibly because of the nature of the process. In an interview, after attending the box installed in the Republic of Costa Rica school, he said that the election has passed calmly although the vote is complex. "We have not observed any major problems or alterations. The process as it is new, takes time, is …
Mexico City, June 1. – The process of participation in the day to elect members of the judiciary “is slow,” said the head of the electoral observation mission of the Organization of American States (OAS), Heraldo Muñoz. “So far we see that it is slow, but it probably has to do with the nature of the election,” he said. Interviewed after visiting a cell located in the San Miguel Chapultepec colony, the leader of the international mission asked to…
The historic and unprecedented election of the judiciary was followed by foreign visitors, including the mission of the Organization of American States (OAS), led by Heraldo Muñoz, a Chilean former chancellor. In a first review, he reported that, at the national level, the vote has been issued in a context of tranquility, without major problems or alterations. “The process is new, takes time, is complex, we have seen that some older people, part…
Mayor Marco Bonilla shared the incidents reported until 12:00 hours this June 1, among which stands out a peaceful demonstration in the Plaza Mayor inviting not to go out to vote. He acknowledged that there has been little participation but wait until 18:00 hours for the open squares. Supervisa Mayor Bonilla operative security by election from Comandanza Norte He also said that the first hours of the election day has passed without major inciden…
San Luis Potosí.- On the morning of this Sunday, June 1, the judicial election day began in the Potosino territory. Marked by delays and little participation of the citizens, a large number of squares opened at almost 9:00 a.m., long after the official time of the start of the elections, which was agreed to begin at 8:00 a.m. In the Potosina capital, authorities of the National Electoral Institute (INE) officially started the election day minute…
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