The "Nationalization" of the Elections in CABA and the Expectation of Attendance, According to Marcos Novaro News Channel 3-12

Political analyst Marcos Novaro spoke this Friday on CNN Radio with Pepe Gil Vidal and Mariana Arias about the turnout for this Sunday's elections, the public's interest in politics, and the nationalization of the legislative elections in the City of Buenos Aires. "The provinces that held early elections didn't have a large turnout. In Santa Fe, it was 60%; in Salta and Chaco, less so; in Jujuy and San Luis, neither," the specialist explained on…

Political analyst Marcos Novaro spoke this Friday on CNN Radio with Pepe Gil Vidal and Mariana Arias about the turnout for this Sunday's elections, the public's interest in politics, and the nationalization of the legislative elections in the City of Buenos Aires. "The provinces that held early elections didn't have a large turnout. In Santa Fe, it was 60%; in Salta and Chaco, less so; in Jujuy and San Luis, neither," the specialist explained on…

In Argentina it rules 48 hours before the beginning of the elections.In other countries it is known as "electoral silence" or "day of reflection".

The legislative elections in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires are this Sunday and that is why many wonder when the electoral ban begins in CABA. This is a period of reflection prior to the act of suffrage, where the electoral campaign stops in the final stretch of the elections. In addition, there are also certain prohibitions that concern individuals at this time, such as outdoor shows, the sale of alcoholic beverages and other types of publ…

The electoral ban in the City of Buenos Aires has been in effect since Friday morning at eight in view of the proximity of the legislative elections of May 18 to renew 30 of the 60 seats of the Legislature of the City of Buenos Aires. The Electoral Code provides fines of between $10,000 and $100,000 for those who do not comply, also prison sentences of between 15 days and six months for those who sell alcoholic beverages outside established hour…

The limitations established by the Electoral Code already apply in the run-up to next Sunday’s vote, which will define the renewal of 30 seats in the Buenos Aires Legislature. More than 2.5 million people are eligible to vote.