NewsWhore
05-16-2012, 04:30 PM
Yesterday afternoon, Tuesday 15 May, Central Electoral Board (JCE) president Roberto Rosario said that he still had nothing to enable him to carry out any type of investigation about a complaint by presidential candidate Hipolito Mejia concerning the behavior of the police and military, accused of threatening members of the PRD.
Rosario was meeting with representatives of the electoral observers from the Organization of American States (OAS) and said he had received written communication about Mejia's complaint signed by delegates Salvador Ramos, Enmanuel Esquea and Cesar Cedeno, but there was no proof.
He said that even though they had invited candidate Mejia or a representative, no one had come to the JCE in person. He added, however, that the subject was not closed as the JCE was always ready to investigate and take whatever measures were necessary.
Rosario said that he had invited the observers, David Alvarez and Raul Arconada, together with judges Cesar Felix Felix, Rosario Graciano and Jose Angel Aquino in order to study the supposed proof. He reiterated that the JCE was ready to guarantee the electoral process but that the politicians should also play their part.
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Rosario was meeting with representatives of the electoral observers from the Organization of American States (OAS) and said he had received written communication about Mejia's complaint signed by delegates Salvador Ramos, Enmanuel Esquea and Cesar Cedeno, but there was no proof.
He said that even though they had invited candidate Mejia or a representative, no one had come to the JCE in person. He added, however, that the subject was not closed as the JCE was always ready to investigate and take whatever measures were necessary.
Rosario said that he had invited the observers, David Alvarez and Raul Arconada, together with judges Cesar Felix Felix, Rosario Graciano and Jose Angel Aquino in order to study the supposed proof. He reiterated that the JCE was ready to guarantee the electoral process but that the politicians should also play their part.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#8)