HAVANA, Cuba.- This Sunday until 11 a.m. 5,154,904 Cubans had exercised their right to vote, after Tomas Amaran, vice president of the National Electoral Commission. The official added this figure represents 57, 38 per cent of the updated list of voters, and means a positive result, superior even to the previous process in 2018 when […]
The Secretary of the National Electoral Commission, Maria Esther Bacallao, said his Monday that in the areas affected by the tornado in Havana, the conditions for voters to exercise their right to vote in the constitutional referendum of February 24 are guaranteed.
A little over a month separates us from February 24, a date set in Cuba for citizens, in sovereign exercise, to ratify with their vote at the ballot box the new Constitution of the Republic.
The National Electoral Commission reported as the final result that 85.65 per cent of the total of voters exercised their right to vote in the general suffrages held last March 11.
The 605 deputies to the Cuban Parliament and the 1265 delegates to the provincial Assemblies of People´s Power were elected with more than half of the valid votes issued.
The National Electoral Commission of Cuba continues improving the details in the face of the general elections planned for next March 11, the vice president of the entity, Tomas Amaran, said.
The Vice-President of the National Electoral Commission (CEN), Tomas Amaran, highlighted the preparatory work in Cuba, so that in the elections of March 11 the people vote consciously, with discipline and organization.
Cuban University students will collaborate in the general elections to be carried out on March 11, an action that contributes to the transparency of the citizen process.
The National Electoral Commission of Cuba advances the preparations for the general elections to be held on March 11.
A group of young graduates from the University of Computer Science (UCI) give their intelligence, responsibility and delivery to the System of Management and Information of the Electoral process in Cuba (SIGEL).
The electoral commissions at all levels work to guarantee a satisfactory result in the elections of March 11, when more than eight million of Cubans are summoned to the polls, to elect the deputies to the Parliament and the delegates to the Provincial Assemblies of People´s Power.
All Cuban municipalities have already prepared their candidacy with the candidates for delegates to the Provincial Assemblies and members of Parliament, which will be presented in special session of each municipal government body next Sunday.
More than seven million Cubans exercised their right to vote in the elections of municipal delegates of the People’s Power, representing 85, 94 percent of the total summoned to the ballot box.
The National Electoral Commission, in pursuit of the Agreement of the Council of State of the Republic of Cuba of September 18 this year, decided to extend until October 30 the nomination assemblies of candidates for delegates to the municipal organ of the People´s Popular.
Since he proximity of the general elections in Cuba, Radio Reloj publishes an exclusive interview with Marina Capo Ribalta, member of the National Electoral Commission, who delves into the characteristics and importance of the electoral register.
From September 4 to 30 the nomination of candidates for delegates to the municipal assemblies of the People’s Power will take place as part of the first stage of general elections in Cuba.
Today the conditions are prepared in Cuba for one of the most important stages of the electoral process: the nomination of candidates for delegates to the Municipal Assemblies of the People’s Power, from September 4 to 30.
The definition of the 24 361 electoral colleges that will participate in the elections, makes part of the timetable for general elections in Cuba.
Alina Balseiro Gutierrez, president of the National Electoral Commission, said this Thursday that human and material conditions are guaranteed throughout the country to ensure the quality of the upcoming electoral process.
