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Weekly Report - 17 November 2016 (WR-16-45)
ARGENTINA: The struggle for electronic voting
Argentina's President Mauricio Macri has met with a group of nine provincial governors from opposition parties, as part of the government’s efforts to push through a package of political reforms before the end of the year. A key element of the package is the introduction of the ‘boleta única electrónica’ (BUE) or electronic voting system, which Macri wants to put in place before the October 2017 mid-term legislative elections.
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