Against the counting software: for the PC, nothing guarantees that it can not be hacked

"It's a big improvisation, we are very afraid that it will work badly"He said explaining:" What is serious is that everything has to be done between the roosters and midnight, we have never been consulted with us, nor with any other force. political or NGO. "

"The scope of Saturday's electoral exercise was very limited"He warned and added that in the PJ they are "more worried than before with what can happen in elections".

"Telegrams will continue to be published on the Web but they will not have the same content"He stressed and explained that "the image of the telegram scanned since the school is not the same as that used to count the votes during the provisional control".

In this sense, he said that the digitized telegram "It's a Smartmatic development", the new company which, in the last call for tenders, replaced INDRA, in charge of the provisional surveillance of all the elections since the end of the nineties.

"Telegrams will continue to be published on the Web but they will not have the same content"

"What I do not want is that tonight we have an equivocal version of what happened in the dark room," he explained in dialogue with Ray of citrus and recalled that "Lawyer Roberto Lavagna" saw that a "telegram sent from a school in Barracas never happened".

He also confirmed that the PJ was pursuing with "a presentation" in court concerning the "image change that makes Smartmatic", so that "this system is not used".

In this regard, he asked the Government to tell him that "the electoral process must be faster and more technical", which he described as "incongruous" because the first official results "will be known from 21 years, as always".

"The government is afraid of the result of Sunday night"He outlined the reasons why the government insists on the new system and linked it with the attempt to cancel the PASS at the last minute.

For its part, the federal prosecutor with electoral competence Jorge Dis Lello He also made some observations, although he used a more moderate tone: "It was not a chance to make a change on the fly in the data transmission system". However, he said that "the first great peace of mind is that the transfer of mail data to the Ministry of the Interior is in effect".

"And there is the decisive control of opening polling stations that are polled and counting votes in the places that are polled," he concluded in statements to Citrus Radio.