The Citizen Registry of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) must provide information regarding the case in which the Semilla Movement party is provisionally suspended.
In the letter he sent to the TSE, the Seventh Criminal Court of First Instance and the Special Prosecutor’s Office once morest Impunity (Feci) so that the TSE might issue a position on the general elections, The actions of the Court regarding the suspension of Semilla were also questioned. and the case of alleged false signatures.
Although the case document is confidential, a TSE source who preferred not to identify himself explained that the Feci file was sent along with the official letter. which contains the statement of acceptance of charges from three people, in addition to the investigation of the case.
One of these statements indicates that the person would have committed breach of duties for not having reviewed the adhesion sheets at the time the party was formed.
Along with this documentation, the Court questions the Court regarding the fact that, according to this supposed new evidence, be informed regarding the actions that the TSE will take administratively once morest the Movimiento Semilla party.
The TSE magistrates agreed to send the document to the Citizen Registry so that, through the Department of Political Organizations and the direction of Ramiro Muñoz analysis of the case is carried out. That department must inform the magistrates within 15 days of the actions it considers pertinent.
“We as a court agreed to send it to the address of the Citizens Registry so that there An analysis is carried out based on all the documentation that was sent in a timely manner, so that respecting the electoral law, respecting due process and the right to a hearing and all the fundamental rights governed by the electoral law and political parties, the analysis is carried out accordingly,” said Rafael Rojas, TSE magistrate.
“In our opinion, as an electoral authority, we believe thatand an interpretation of the actions must be made that might be taken under the analysis of all the documentation, the application of article 92 and, subsequently, article 94 of the Electoral and Political Parties Law (which deals with the suspension of a political party).
What does it mean and how long can the process take?
Rojas explained that they have to do an analysis, a study of the actions, a purification, to then be able to hold a hearing for a possible suspension. “That doesn’t mean it’s a cancellation,” he emphasized.
“This requires quite a thorough analysis,” he added. “Let us remember that what is being pointed out are some inconsistencies; as I say, due to the reservations of the case I cannot mention them, but an analysis must be made, and of course, it must be done in a responsible manner.”
“This is an administrative process. prior to determining whether a process of canceling the Semilla match will begin.”
Gabriel Aguilera, TSE magistrate.
“I mightn’t say a reasonable time, because let’s remember that there are internal procedures that are what we want to be carried out. We are not defining deadlines because a prior analysis has to be done to see later what might continue within the procedure,” the magistrate explained.
False information
This Friday it circulated on social networks the supposed definitive cancellation of the Semilla Movement party, something that the TSE denied.
Gabriel Aguilera, TSE magistrate, told the program With discretion, agreeing with Rojas, that it is not a cancellation.
“The information is totally false,” he emphasized. “It is important that the information is given correctly, because, first of all, It is not a resolution; “It is a record of the plenary session,” he added.
Aguilera confirmed that everything is part of an administrative process, prior to determining whether a process of canceling the Semilla match will begin.
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