The Regional and Municipal Elections took place last Sunday October 2nd and, after getting to know some of the virtual mayors from the ballot box, one of the names that has become relevant is that of Franco Vidal Moraleswho at just 27 years of age would be the virtual mayor of the district of Ate.
the district of East Limawhich for many years was led by Óscar Benavides and recently by Edde Cuéllar, will be governed by the young party politician Country advanceswho took a slight advantage over John Dupuy in the latest figures of the general count of the ONPE.
Learn more about the experience and trajectory of Franco Vidalwhat background he has and the proposals he offered in his election campaign.
Who is Franco Vidal?
Franco Vidal was born on April 2, 1995. He has a bachelor’s degree and a law degree from the University of San Martin de Porres (USMP). According to the information provided by the electoral platform of the National Elections Jury (JNE), the young lawyer does not have postgraduate studies.
In 2020, he worked as a legal advisor in the office of Congressman Walter Rivera; Similarly, last year, precisely between July and September, he worked in the office of the third vice-presidency of the Congress of the republic. Meanwhile, he has worked as a researcher, specialist in oral litigation techniques and writer of various law articles.
East 2022in addition to promoting his candidacy with Country advances for the ate electionsworked as a legal adviser in Congress, in an investigative commission chaired by Congressman Juan Burgos of the same party.
Franco Vidal with Hernando de Soto. Photo: Facebook capture
Background of Franco Vidal
An important fact is that Franco Vidal does not record sentences. In the same way, it does not present any type of complaints in the Public ministry.
Franco Vidal does not record any type of current sentence. Photo: JNE Capture
What are the proposals of Franco Vidal Morales?
In terms of citizen security, Franco Vidal proposes to reduce the levels of marginalization and poverty of households. As for public spaces, it offers to establish programs and projects to the needs of extension and dissemination of culture, and the promotion of sports.
Franco Vidal leads the preference of votes in Ate. Photo: Franco Vidal/Facebook
What is the voting population of Ate?
in these Regional and Municipal Elections 2022the electoral population in the district of Ate is 470,031 voters, according to figures from the National Election Jury.
Who were the Ate candidates?
In the Regional and Municipal Elections 2022, these were all the candidates who disputed the entrance to the municipal seat of Ate.
- Oscar Benavides Majino – Alliance for Progress
- Georgina Grimalda Buendía Salvador – Together for Peru
- Juan Enrique Dupuy Garcia – Podemos Peru
- Simon Ortiz Talaverano – We are Peru
- Abdiez Edgar Ortiz Villafranco – Popular Force
- Maria Angelica Tupacyupanqui Lindo – Free Peru
- Jefferson Velazco Lake – Popular Renewal
- Franco Vidal Morales – Advance Country
- Leonardo Edison Vílchez Fernández – Popular Action.
These are the Ate candidates for the 2022 Elections. Photo: composition by Gerson Cardoso/La República
What was the result at the exit of the urn in Ate of the 2022 Elections?
At the exit of Ipsos, Franco Vidal and Juan Dupuy were first in the preference of votes. Vidal was in first place with 24.7% and Dupuy followed closely with 23%.
What are the results in Ate of the 2022 Elections?
At 98.279% of the minutes counted according to ONPE, Franco Vidal is the virtual mayor of Ate with 24.371% of the valid votes. In second place is Jaime Dupuy (Podemos Peru) with 23,035%, and third is Óscar Benavides (Alianza Para el Progreso) with 13,715%.
What does Franco Vidal propose to eliminate informality?
“What we are proposing is a plan to organize them so that they can work by schedule, we are going to take street vendors to a field of formality and we are going to propose more fairs. We are going to propose an agreement with Produce to develop the Create your Company program so that the different people can begin to formalize and have their own small business, as well as instead of paying bribes to inspection trucks they can pay a right to the municipality and they can be identified with a code, as in Surquillo”, explained the candidate for La República.
Look for reforms. Vidal, in the Ceres market, proposes to eradicate the collection of quotas. Photo: diffusion
What does Franco Vidal propose to combat the mafias that collect quotas in Ate?
“In the Ceres market there is an awning in the middle of a park. That awning is divided into 50 stores and each position costs S / 3,000 per month. Within our plan is to create fairs throughout the district, but the fairs are maintained for a period, although we cannot normalize that the street can be sold. So, what we are going to do with these people is that they can market their products at fairs”, explained the candidate for La República.
What is the issue that Franco Vidal would deal with urgently if he became mayor of Ate?
“Ate was always an unsafe district. My first job is to make the district more secure. There is a lack of serenazgo personnel, we are 700,000 inhabitants and we have 300 serenazgos. That amount needs to be doubled and security cameras installed. These cameras have to have face readers in order to be in contact with the PNP and for this material to serve as evidence,” explained the candidate for La República.
Security in Ate will be paramount for the Government of Franco Vidal. Photo: Andean
How many young people ran for mayor in the 2022 Elections?
Regarding young people, only 8% of applicants are under 30 years of age, one percentage point less than those presented in the 2020 congressional elections. The presence of women is the majority in this younger age group and reaches 70 % of applications; however, it is reduced in the older age ranges, such as those between 50 and 59 years old (46%) and 60 and over (33%).
What is the fine for not having voted in these elections?
According to Law No. 28859the fines are based on the classification made by the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI) about the district and these are: not poor, poor and extremely poor.
- S/ 92 if you live in a “non-poor” district.
- S/ 46 if you live in a “poor” district.
- S/ 23 if you live in an “extreme poor” district.
What was the fine for breaking the dry law?
for the last Elections 2022 held on October 2 in Peruthe Government ordered that any person who consumed alcoholic beverages from 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 1, until 8:00 a.m. on Monday, October 3, would be punished with six months in prison, a fine of not less than 2,790 soles and an additional penalty of disqualification. for the same period of the sentence.
The Government ordered the dry law for the 2022 Elections in Peru. Photo: Carlos Contreras/The Republic
Elections 2022: official results
According to the ONPE at 98% of recorded minutes, the mayor of Lima would be Rafael López Aliaga of the Popular Renovation party.
Latest results of the 2022 Municipal Elections for Lima. Photo: ONPE
How much are they going to pay table members?
The polling station members chosen by lottery for the 2022 Elections will receive a payment of S/ 120.00 for exercising their position.
What are the requirements to be president of the table?
To be president of the polling station in the elections held in Peru, every citizen must participate in the training provided by the ONPE.
The table members were chosen by lottery. Photo: ONPE
How much was the fine for not voting in Peru in the 2022 Elections?
The fine for not providing the mandatory vote in the 2022 Elections for Peruvians was based on the district residence according to each person. These were the amounts provided by the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI):
- S/ 92.00 if you live in a non-poor district
- S/ 46.00 if you live in a poor district
- S/ 23.00 if you live in an extreme poor district
- S/ 230.00 for not attending as a table member
- S/ 230.00 for refusing to form the polling station.
How to pay the electoral fine?
Once you confirm that you have a debt for not having participated in the election day on October 2, you can pay virtually like this:
- Enter the service pay it.pe with your username and password.
- In the search engine, select “JNE” and then “election fines”.
- Put your number ID.
- The amounts you owe will appear and you can cancel them by following the instructions on the platform.
How to process the electoral waiver and avoid the fine?
To carry out the procedure, you can enter the JNE online platform and enter your DNI data (number, ubigeo code and voting group). Then, you will have to complete the information that the system asks for and upload the supporting documents scanned and in PDF or image format.
In addition, the receipt of payment for the processing fee must be registered, which can be done by pay it.pe Banco de la Nación, with code 01465.
