FMLN elects a candidate for the position of Vice President for El Salvador Elections

In accordance with the Political Parties Act and the Supreme Electoral Tribunal's timetable, the Salvadorian Left Education Party is voting on the proposal of MP Karina Sosa as Vice-President.

Sosa arrives to date to meet militant in key municipalities such as San Marcos, San Salvador, Mejicanos, Ilopango, Tepecoyo, La Libertad, where she reiterated her commitment and her vocation as a servant.

Silvia Cartagena, spokesperson of the Frente Special Electoral Commission, said: Although Sosa was the only activist to be registered, activism must ratify him with 50% plus one vote.

"It is important that this be taken into account, it is not automatically that it is up to the candidate, we must go to the polls and vote," said the official, who stressed the The enthusiasm aroused by Sosa's proposal.

"There is a lot of enthusiasm for Karina, known for her work for Salvadorans abroad," said Cartagena, head of the International Relations Commission of the United States. Legislative Assembly.

The recent FMLN National Convention endorsed the search for alliances and coalition pacts, and called on the activists concerned to run for election to elect Martinez's Formula

The Political Parties Act requires the holding of internal elections, when there are several candidates and when there is only one candidate, who must receive half plus one of the votes of the role.

It has already begun with the early vote of comrades who, for reasons of force majeure, will not be able to do so on Sunday; Thursday began electronic suffrage from abroad, and the 22 will be the vote in person.

For these elections will be activated 293 polling stations distributed in the 262 municipalities of the country, in the same centers used during the primaries of the last 27 days of April, won by the former Chancellor Martinez.

Cartagena noted that the FMLN was meeting deadlines set by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, with guarantees for the political rights of activism with observers from the Office of the Prosecutor for the Defense of Human Rights.

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