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The last leg of the trade union campaign has become tough as a result of Van Rysselberghe's request to allow apparently suspended activists to participate in the elections. His competitor criticized the petition, saying it was a sign of "lack of transparency" and, moreover, accused the senator of hiding information. "We are certain to win the same thing, but what we do not want is that the suspended activists serve as an excuse to justify the defeat," retorted the current helmsman.
the Independent Democratic Union (UDI), in anticipation of Sunday's elections, where MP Javier Macaya will try to overthrow Senator Jacqueline van Rysselberghe of the guild leader.
The controversy that marked the last stage of the campaign is playing with the register of voters. It all began when Van Rysselberghe asked him, in a letter to Macaya, to ask the community's Supreme Court to allow the suspended activists to participate in the elections.
However, the response of the leader of the group of UDI deputies to the UDI "I prefer to be negative with this request, I think it is not appropriate because change the registry voters is a lack of objectivity and transparency of the electoral process, "he said in an interview with Radio Biobio.
Macaya insisted that his answer be therefore, even his mother will not be able to vote Sunday, his party file being missing, as well as that of the vice-president of the list.
Van Rysselberghe responded to his candidate, pointing out that the proposal to allow people They are disqualified from "good faith". In addition, she was confident in her triumph: we are certain that we will win the same thing, what I do not want is that the suspended militants serve as a pretext to justify the defeat, "he said.
"They said they had problems; that Magdalena Matte could not vote, that she had a vice president who could not vote, that Macaya's mother could not vote and, therefore, what we did in response to this situation, that we had started to see that it was in general, was sent. a letter and tell them that we are available so that the suspended people can vote, "he added.
Thus, the norm allowed to pay in the UDI is 44,555 activists, and it is not There is no room for further change. "According to UDI Secretary General Issa Kort," we have no choice but to comply with the instructions. expressly formulated by the TS (…) to comply with what is established in the law. "
" Disclosure of Information "
Another point that runs through this controversy is the MP's accusation against the official list of "concealment of information." According to Macaya, he would have asked Van Rysselberghe to provide the data "because I did not mind the phones of all. emails. "
But the senator also denied this accusation, saying that" it has all the information available to UDI, neither more nor less. How is it that they send text messages to activists, from where do they come? "
Contesting candidates will close the campaign on Thursday and the senator will hold an event at La Florida at Andes Cordep Stadium while the MP opts for an activity in a capital city."
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