2024-04-06 07:40:17
The seven parliamentary groups of the Chamber of Deputies agreed to work in “absolute unity” to protect the country’s democracy against the interference of organized crime in the elections, reported the president of the Political Coordination Board (Jucopo), Jorge Romero (PAN).
After a meeting of the working group to monitor the electoral process, the legislator gave a brief message accompanied by representatives of all the parties in Saint Lazarus.
“What we want to convey most is that we are pleased with the attitude that exists in terms of the State, beyond any partisan attitude or interest that exists, has existed and will continue to exist.
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“But aware that on this issue we have to preserve our nationalism and our unity and that, of all the issues that exist, it is an issue on which we cannot discuss, and if we are to do so, it must be depoliticized,” he said. Rosemary.
He maintained that the scope of the working group that they created within the Jucopo It is not minor and can be expanded with the participation of other authorities.
He emphasized that the desire of the congressmen is to put the physical integrity of all the country’s inhabitants at the center of the discussion, but in particular, due to the electoral processthat of people who aspire to a popularly elected position.
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“All political forces are aware of the risk that organized crime increasingly wants to influence all states, regardless of color, as a phenomenon throughout the country and that we are not going to allow.
“In absolute unity, in absolute togetherness, we are all going to work to protect our democracy starting with the elections and the integrity of the people who participate,” he mentioned.
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