Augusto Aguilar
Augusto Aguilar is a former magistrate who has advocated for greater oversight in the electoral process in Honduras. He stresses the importance of both national and international observers to ensure transparency and confidence in the electoral outcomes.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar urged the National Electoral Council to expedite the preparation and submission of the budget project for the general elections.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar stated that the opinion of the Finance Secretariat is not binding in the approval of the budget according to electoral regulations.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar, a former magistrate, stated that the current Electoral Law does not contemplate the use of biometric systems for counting.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar warned that the law requires scrutiny based on closing acts, not the biometric system.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar interpreted the significance of blank and null votes as a reflection of public sentiment towards the current political landscape.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar interpreted the significance of blank and null votes as a reflection of public sentiment towards the current political landscape.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar stated that the Armed Forces are under the electoral body's command until the election declaration.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar confirmed that Hondurans historically vote in primaries without being party members.
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Nicaragua:
Augusto Aguilar is an electoral expert who commented on the challenges of avoiding illicit funding in elections.
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Honduras:
Augusto Aguilar refuted claims of high abstentionism in Honduras, asserting it is around 20%.
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