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INSIDECOSTARICA.COM CENTRAL AMERICA NEWS | Friday 29 October 2010

Nicaragua Convokes 2011 General Elections

MANAGUA - The Nicaraguan Supreme Electoral Council officially convoked political parties with judicial personality to take part in the general elections of 2011.

The general elections were fixed for Sunday, November 6, 2011, to choose the President, the Vicepresident, the national and municipal deputies and the deputies for the Central American Parliament (PARLACEN).

Supreme Electoral Council president Roberto Rivas said it will be an open process for the Nicaraguan people, the political organizations and the communications media, and political parties and organizations should have their legal documents updated to participate.

The Council elaborated a schedule that will be submitted for consultation with the political parties authorized to participate. These organizations should present their observations by November 15, 2010.

For the political groups to make their respective negotiations, a time limit of four months was fixed starting from Thursday for the constitution of political alliances.

The organizations participating in the general elections should present their candidates for President and Vicepresident in the middle of March 2011, and will have up to May 2011 to present their candidates for departamental (municipal) authorities.

Rivas said that the current members of the Council have participated in at least five of 30 electoral processes celebrated in Nicaragua since 1980 until now.

The magistrates will not count votes, since this responsibility will be for the Reception Boards in all the departments.

After the convoking announced Thursday, it is assumed that political organizations opposed to the National Sandinista Liberation Front (government) will register for the elections, despite their criticisms of the Electoral Council and of Rivas in particular, who they accuse of supposed fraud in the municipal elections of 2008.
 

 

 

 
 
 
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