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Oruro Military and Police Are Trained in the Chain of Custody of the “Election Suitcase”
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ORURO, 2 Jul (NOMADA NEWS). – Military of the Second Division of the Army and police of the Departmental Command of Oruro, participated this Wednesday in a workshop organized by the Departmental Electoral Tribunal on the logistics and components of the chain of custody before, during and after the electoral day. “In compliance with the commitment made by the Plurinational Electoral Organ (PEC), with the National Army and the Bolivian Police, the…
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