US EditionOas Secretary Asks Member States Not to Interact in Elections in Other Countries
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The Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Albert Ramdin, this Tuesday asked the member states not to interfere in the electoral processes of other countries and leave that decision in the hands of the people, after what happened with the elections in Honduras and Chile. The OAS Secretary entry asks member states not to interfere in the elections of other countries was first published in the Digital Process.
The International Electoral Observation Mission of the Alexandre Pétion Institute for Research and Geopolitical Analysis stated that the elections of November 30 have lacked the minimum conditions of validity, urging that Honduras should declare null and void and repeat all the contest to guarantee the popular will. Redacción Central / EL LIBERTADOR Tegucigalpa. The International Electoral Observation Mission of the Alexandre Pétion Institute fo…
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