The Primary Commission prepares fundraising activities for the opposition electoral process on October 22. The task is difficult, said lawyer Jesús María Casal, but it will be possible with the support of citizens. “We will continue working with the political actors linked to the primaries”
Jesús María Casal, president of the National Commission for Primary, announced this Friday the 16th at a press conference that said instance will advance with self-managed elections and with manual voting. Along with other members of the CP, Casal stressed that they will continue on the path of identifying and preparing self-managed centers.
Although the announcement is today, Casal said, it is a scenario that has been worked on. In his statements, the lawyer acknowledged that the scenario of self-managed primaries is very demanding.
The president of the CP also indicated that “the only way to achieve self-managed primaries is with a commitment from society to identify self-managed centers and the spaces that we can have.” He added that there is a preliminary inquiry into these logistics.
“The main challenge will be to identify the voting centers,” Casal reiterated. Another issue that they consider essential is the training of board members.
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Given this scenario, the Primary Commission prepares fundraising activities for the opposition electoral process on October 22. The task is difficult, said Casal, but it will be possible with the support of the citizens. “We will continue working with the political actors linked to the primaries.”
He said that the schedule for the election of the opposition unitary candidate is still underway. The Primary Commission assured that with the support and commitment of all, the objective of self-managed elections will be achieved, a job that keyly involves the regional boards, formed throughout the country.
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