The Secretary of State for Communication, Francesc Vallès, has assured this Saturday that the electoral elections of this Sunday, May 28, will happen with “whole transparency, neutrality and normality” in full controversy over the alleged buy of votes in Melilla, Mojácar and Albudeite ( Murcia).
“Our electoral system is likely one of the most secure and most assured on this planet. Tomorrow residents can go to vote with absolute peace of thoughts,” Vallès stated at a press convention provided this Saturday from the National Data Dissemination Center accompanied by the undersecretary of the Ministry of the Interior, Isabel Goicoechea.
In this regard, and avoiding making any form of political evaluation within the day of reflection in relation to this matter, the Secretary of State for Communication has known as on residents to relax, insisting that it’s the twelfth time that Spaniards are known as to the polls in an electoral course of since democracy was established and that this Sunday will happen “as all the time, with the utmost normality”.
The Secretary of State for Communication, Francesc VallésEuropa Press
Asked if he considers that the identified instances of vote shopping for in Melilla might cut back participation on this autonomous metropolis, Vallès categorically denied it and identified that the general public “will take part, as they’ve all the time completed”, reiterating that the system works “completely, identifies, detects and repairs attainable irregularities”.
As for brand spanking new info on the police investigations which can be being carried out for the alleged buy of votes in Melilla and on suspicion of electoral fraud, Goicoechea has slipped that it’s as much as the authorities to resolve the case they usually should watch for what is out there. the Central Electoral Board (JEC) or the Zone Board, the place applicable. “We perceive that information about one thing that’s in authorized proceedings, it’s not applicable to offer at the moment,” he stated.
The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, accompanied by the Secretary of State for Communication, Francesc Vallès, the Secretary of State for Security, Rafael Pérez, and the Undersecretary of the Ministry of the Interior, Isabel Goicoechea, visited this Saturday at 11:30 a.m. hours the machine launched within the National Center for Diffusion
de Datos, in Pavilion 14 of the IFEMA-Madrid fairgrounds, to disseminate info on municipal elections, to the island councils of the Canary Islands and to the assemblies of the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla on 28M.
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