The deputy to the National Assembly for the state of Aragua, Ricardo Molina, highlighted that updating the electoral laws is essential to preserve the peace of the country, and affirmed that those who threaten the stability and tranquility of Venezuelans will not be able to participate in the elections. upcoming electoral events.
The statement was made during his participation in the Special Dialogue Commission for the review of the Electoral Laws in the state of Aragua.
“Here the State is present in full, the political parties of all tendencies, the regional Legislative Power, the Popular Power, the Community Members, Social Movements, economic and industrial sectors, and with them, contrast what the vast majority do, promote democracy and peace, and what a tiny part of the population does, generate violence, they will not be able to participate in the elections,” he stated.
Likewise, he highlighted that the dialogue tables will review the role of the Electoral Branch and the civil registry: “although in some pilot municipalities in the country the CNE has assumed this task, we believe that it should take responsibility for all civil registries and definitively eliminate the registration of new voters before the CNE, because upon turning 18, each citizen automatically becomes part of the electoral registry,” he added.
Finally, he commented that the electoral constituencies must be reviewed and the figure of the Communal Council and the Communal Circuit developed, to suppress the colonial figure of the parishes.
