El informe de la oficina del censo despeja las dudas sobre el municipio donde votan los nacionalizados: “No hay inscripciones de oficio”
La Junta Electoral reclamó información del procedimiento tras las acusaciones de intento de ‘pucherazo’ mediante el registro de nuevos electores en algunas circunscripciones
The Census Office's report clears up doubts about which municipality nationalized residents vote in: "There are no automatic registrations." According to the body responsible for forming the census, electors decide their own registration in the residents' absence census (CERA). The organ elaborated an informative report to the Central Electoral Board (JEC) on how the census municipality is determined, part of a procedure that led to a judicial precautionary suspension of the voting right for nationalized citizens under the Memory Democratic Law, or "nephews" law.
The Census Office confirms that the criteria used in consular offices for registering each elector in a specific district ensure "objectivity, homogeneity, transparency and equality" in the process. However, it proposes measures to "strengthen" those criteria and "facilitate" the work of consular offices.
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