Members of the JCE decided to continue in their posts

posted on: Dec 10 2011 8:53 by RDugey. Viewed 39 times.


The current members of the Central Electoral Board (JCE) will remain in their functions until the formation of the new bodies established by this Constitution and the appointment of their incumbents.

Thus warned it last night the President of the JCE, Roberto Rosario, then led a plenary session which adopted that provision for unanimity, after considering that the Advisory Board of the presidential candidate of the PRD, Hipólito Mejía, has no legal personality and legal quality for action undertaken.

The plenary responded to the ultimatum that would last Thursday the Advisory Board, whose members called for the cessation of the functions of the current authorities as illegal.

Rosario pointed out that to cease his duties, will they lead a lethal blow to the democratic institutions of the country. It was reported that they will continue apace, as so far they have done, in the Organization and Assembly of the electoral process ahead, u000aensuring that it is coated in the highest levels of cleanliness and transparency that has registered the history of the country.

"Mentioned Advisory Board has no legal personality and legal quality for the action taken and, therefore, it could be declared as not received", said Rosario to read from the full document.

Said that the entire election, swearing, delivery of functions and inauguration by previous members and current incumbents of the JCE, was carried out with strict adherence to the constitutional norm. The plenary made it clear that they will continue to fulfilling functions put in charge, on the understanding that they are covered of the legality and legitimacy necessary.

The plenary of the JCE also decided to refer to consultations, and within ten days to give all citizens think about the issue of marriages religious.

In the same way he met a u000acommunication sent by the PRD which, under the signature of its President Miguel Vargas and his Secretary general Orlando Jorge Mera, assistance requested of the JCE for primaries which carried out abroad for the selection of candidates to deputies of overseas. "We agreed to give the same treatment to the LDP." "The same treatment will give any party to seek assistance," he said.