Former councilor candidate celebrated not having been elected by seeing how citizens sell their vote

Nelson Paúl Arrieta, ex-candidate for departmental councilor of Misiones for the Colorado ruling party (“Republican Force”), celebrated not having been elected, after the negative experience he had to live in the last elections last Sunday.

He stated that there were people he trusted and that were part of his team, but whom he saw supporting some candidates, to the detriment of others.

“The purchase of conscience was the order of the day, people from your same team directed towards a sector harming others. Seeing this circumstance of treason, irregularity and twisting the popular will, I decided to celebrate for not having entered, “he said.

Arriola only lacked 20 votes to enter. He saw that wills are twisted by money and lamented that an element as sacred as suffrage was lost and that children learn to be corrupt from an early age.

“The ATMs were installed in the houses of the candidates, part of the structure they managed. Candidates who had favoritism paid more, the popular will no longer exists. They make you accompany 10-year-old creatures who end up voting to ensure that the candidate they paid for was voted for, ”she commented.

According to rumors, only in Misiones, the ruling party paid US$1 million to have 13,000 voters.

US$ 1 million for 13 thousand voters in a team. in one move. Initially G. 300 thousand was paid per person, then it went to G. 200 thousand, and when victory was almost assured according to the polls, only G. 100 thousand was paid.