Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Armed men enter voting center in Puerto Vallarta and stuff two ballot boxes with fake votes

Two voting booths installed in Puerto Vallarta reported the entry of armed men who threatened officials and marked ballots, so the results will be annulled and the complaint will be filed with the authorities of the Electoral Crimes Prosecutor's Office.

Mexicans were voting to recall the President, a vote that the president had promised would happen halfway through his term if he was elected, giving Mexicans the opportunity to remove him from office in the middle of a six-year term if they weren't happy with his performance.

Carlos Rodríguez Morales, president . . .

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