Diana Atamaint: It was proclaimed to the official governor one day that the last vote has been taken | Politics | Notice

The president of the National Electoral Council (CNE), Diana Atamaint, indicated in the calendar of this Sunday, April 11, that the city will be able to observe the official results of the second electoral election from 19:00 onwards.

Atamaint, during the inauguration of the ballot box to elect the President of Ecuador, pointed out that the polls boiled down to the ballot box without its official results. ” It was proclaimed to the official governor one day that the last vote has taken place ” ‘, the official pointed out.

The electoral colleges empezaron to open their gates at home at 07:00 in the presidential ballot box. “The Declaration was officially inaugurated this day of voting”, said the president of the CNE, in a celebratory act in the seat of entity in Quito with the assistance of state officials, diplomats and election observers of international organizations.

The title of the electoral organism is that “defending democracy is a moral burden and it will be indelible to history” and that “the right is to cultivate a plural, tolerant and multicolored democracy”.

It is estimated that 294 international observers watch the journals of the present and virtual ways, and that 80,393 delegates from the political organizations will be given a “greater guarantee for the legitimacy of this process”.

The Ecuadorian Vice President, María Alejandra Muñoz, who aborted the event, urged voters to “invert” their lives by choosing to vote, to own the vote, and to decide. If there is a day to decide and to decide on democracy, freedom and peace ”.

In this election, too, there are 450,000 eligible voters in the exterior, divided into three constituencies: Latin America, Africa and the Caribbean; Europe, Asia and Oceania; and the United States and Canada.

The CNE has more than 4,200 electoral votes to accommodate about 40,000 voting months, overseen by 271,642 integrators, in its majority university universities, in the 24 provinces of the country. (I)