It occurred on the Colegio Nuestra Señora de la Consolación, within the Madrid district of Chamartín. After exercising his proper to vote, the person reduce the sleeves of one of many PSOE interveners Follow the election day in NIUS
The president of a polling station on the Colegio Nuestra Señora de la Consolación, within the Madrid district of Chamartín, has pressured a middle-aged man to placed on a T-shirt with the slogan “Que te vote Txapote” inside out with a view to train his proper to vote within the basic elections this Sunday.
As EFE has been capable of confirm, the person went to the polling station minutes earlier than 11:00 a.m. sporting a black T-shirt with the aforementioned phrase written within the colours of the nationwide flag, one thing prohibited by the Central Electoral Board (JEC).
Last Thursday, the JEC indicated that it was forbidden to go to vote with an merchandise of clothes with that motto and reminded voters that electoral propaganda can’t be carried out in colleges and their environment.
He responded to a question that the Provincial Police Station of Jaén despatched him after messages had been unfold on social networks encouraging the citizens to go to varsities with a shirt with that phrase and with the protect of the Spanish State.
While ready his flip, the person has positioned a backpack on the entrance a part of his shirt that hid the slogan “Que te vote Txapote”.
But simply earlier than handing over the identification doc to the members of the polling station, he uncovered the shirt when he put the backpack on his again, at which period a number of PSOE interveners reminded the president of the polling station that he couldn’t forged his vote displaying such a slogan.
For this cause, the individual answerable for the desk has requested the voter to placed on the shirt inside out -with the motto on the inside- to deposit the envelopes within the polls.
After exercising his proper to vote, the person reduce the sleeves of one of many PSOE interveners and left the polling station.
Topics