This is because the Federal Law of Electoral Crimes indicates that whoever alters, falsifies, destroys, possesses, uses, acquires, commercializes, uses or supplies or illegally transmits files of the electoral roll will have a fine of 60 to 200 days and a prison term of 3 to 7 years. of voters or list of voters.
“And using data from imprisoned or deceased people implies that someone illegally accessed the lists and brazenly simulated support… The old practices are back with new clothes.”
It is, he condemned, “inconsistencies that are sometimes more fraud with foreign documents, simulation of support and impersonation of wills.”
The counselor recalled that 11 million signatures were delivered. But the INE only reviewed just over 2.8 million of them, and stopped once the minimum number of signatures required by law was reached.
Thus, almost 8 million were not reviewed, but if 25% of the people who were located and interviewed denied having submitted their signature and photocopy of their credential, the statistical exercise allows us to extrapolate the percentage and conclude that 2 million 658 supports (of the 11 million ) could be apocryphal, that is, more than the 3% required by the Constitution.
The counselor Ucc Kib Espadas even considered that if the percentage of deaths detected among the “signatories” is extrapolated to the entire universe of delivered signatures, it would lead to the conclusion that the data and documents of more than 50,000 dead people were delivered for the recall exercise.
“It looks like a caricature,” he said.
It is “an attempt to resurrect past practices that seemed picaresque” but are anti-democratic, condemned councilor Jaime Rivera.
