The government alliance party has around 305,000 signatures collected and seeks to avoid rejections by the Electoral Court.
Open Town Hall (CA) is carrying out an internal count against the clock of its collection of signatures for the campaign “For a just debt”, to corroborate that they have a cushion of sufficient signatures to ensure the debtors plebiscite in the runoff, otherwise they could wait to deliver the ballots to the Electoral Court with a view to plebiscite in the departmental elections of 2025.
He senator and leader of CA, Guido Manini Ríostold radio Montecarlo that the idea of his political force is to send the ballots to the Electoral Court next Friday afternoon, but that they do not rule out postponing the delivery.
“On Friday afternoon we plan to deliver the signatures, but we are going to make a final evaluation between today and tomorrow, the issue here is to ensure that there is finally a plebiscite, we have to be covered by the discards that always exist,” said the presidential candidate. lobbyist this Wednesday.
Cabildo Abierto wants to ensure the plebiscite at all costs
“We are going to evaluate how thick the cushion of signatures we have is, and if we are calm we are going to present the signatures immediately,” continued the legislator, who added: “If not we are going to continue gathering signatures until we have a cushion that gives us the total certainty that there will be plebiscite“.
In that sense, Manini Rios He explained that, in all cases, “whatever the vote is, it comes into effect on March 1, 2025,” with the arrival to power of the new government administration.
Asked about the possibility of postponing the plebiscite for the departmental elections 2025, the retired soldier pointed out: “Yes, the Constitution of the Republic says in the first six-month election presented by the firm, it could be if we present them on Friday in the runoff, or if not in the departmental elections in May of next year.
Source: Ambito
