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National Electoral Jury (JNE) spoke out in the face of criticism after Regional and municipal elections – 2022. In his statement, he called political organizations and citizens to remain calm and respectful of results, “as befits any democratic society.”
In this sense, he expressed concern about the acts of violence that took place in different parts of the country during the day last Sunday. In addition, he asked the competent authorities to act in accordance with their powers in these situations.
Electoral Conflict Data
On the other hand, JNE indicated that there were 40 electoral conflicts across the country on Election Day: the largest number of cases occurred in Loreto (7), La Libertad (5), Cajamarca (3) and Ancash (3).
Amazonas, Huanuco, Lima, Huancavelica, Ica, Ayacucho and Puno presented two cases each, while San Martin, Lambaeque, Ucayali, Callao, Junin, Cusco, Apurimac D Arequipa one case was recorded in each region.
inspection
During the electoral process, JNE promoted the “Choose a Culture of Peace” campaign through Electoral Process Control Center. The aim was to raise awareness of the importance of building a democracy based on respect, tolerance and dialogue.
On the other hand, electoral inspectors ensured that the electoral regulations were observed in order to prevent events affecting the guarantees of the process; and participated in operations enforcement of campaigning restrictions, Prohibitionamong others.
The work of representatives
It should be noted that 89,189 representatives represented the interests of their political organizations in various polling stations located throughout the country.
The presence of representatives in front of the polling stations was important as they were responsible for coordinating and directing the activities of their representatives in front of the voting tables, as well as for coordinating with polling station staff. Decentralized Directorates of Electoral Processes (ODIO).
For their part, representatives in front of the polling stations were authorized to sign the electoral act in its introductory, electoral and control parts, sign ballots, be present at the announcement of votes, formulate comments or complaints on election day. in front of the polling station and receive a complete protocol signed by the members of the polling station.
(According to Andina)
Source: RPP
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