The Basque parties will not have to queue up to lead the electoral lists
From now on, the order of publication shall be established in each district on the basis of the results obtained in the last elections, and the most voted parties shall be placed first.
The Basque Parliament has adopted a legislative amendmentto put an end to the usual image at each election meeting: queues of political representatives from early morning to register before anyone else.
Until now, it was necessary to queue up to preside over the order of publication of the nominations, which has ended with today's decision, so it will not be the time of their surrender that determines their position on the official lists.
From now on, the order of publication shall be established in each district on the basis of the results obtained in the last elections, and the most voted parties shall be placed first.
The reform, promoted by PNV, EH Bildu and PSE-EE, has also been supported by the PP, while Sinte and Vox voted against it.
This amendment affects the laws governing elections to the Basque Parliament and to the General Assemblies of Álava, Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa, and will apply to the next autonomous and foral elections, but not to municipal elections, which are regulated by State regulations.
According to the advocacy groups, the aim is to provide greater legal certainty to the system and to avoid symbolic practices such as queues of records, which have hitherto appeared in the Official Gazette of the Basque Country and in electoral documentation. The summary advocates maintaining a draw to establish order, considering that the new system favours the larger parties.
A21 hauteskundeak
Zergatik izan dira ilarak hauteskunde zerrendak erregistratzeko?
You might like
Mariano Rajoy, nicknamed M.Rajoy: "My name is Mariano Rajoy, and then everyone calls me whatever they want."
The former Spanish president has declared on the tenth day of the Kitchen trial.
There will be news: Rajoy and Cospedal in the 'Kitchen' trial, Book Day and the last hour of the Middle East war
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Rajoy and Cospedal will testify today at the Kitchen trial
The former President of the Spanish Government and his number two will appear today as witnesses in the National High Court, so they are obliged to tell the truth.
UPN will demand that Navarre assume responsibility for migrant work permits
It shall also propose other measures in the field of migration, such as the adjustment of municipal aid to the size of the migrant population, the facilitation of the approval of qualifications and the amendment of national laws to facilitate recruitment in countries of origin.
The National High Court has issued letters of repentance to Iparragirre and Azpiazu in separate cars
Three letters addressed to the victims have been made public, one from Iparragirre and two from Aspiazu.
Congress has rejected a motion by Podemos calling for a referendum to remove Spain from NATO
Among other things, the text proposed by the purple people called for the cessation of all military activity in the United States at the bases of Rota and Moron, and the restoration of the greatest increase in military spending in the history of Spain.
Congress weapons It approves the PP's plan to tighten up white legislation, punish and amend it. More
They also call for an increase in the catalogue of banned weapons and for greater control over Internet sales. The initiative has been successful with the support of PP, Vox and UPN.
Maria Guardiola has been appointed Chairman of the Board with the support of Vox and the defence of Extremadura as a national priority
The PP leader has promised to govern "for all," has acknowledged that he will make mistakes, and has claimed that Extremadura's interests are at the heart of the state's agenda.
Marisol Iparragirre has been denied semi-liberty by the judge
As a result of Article 100.2, since last March, he has only been in prison to sleep during the week and weekends. This decision obliges him to stay in prison.