Legislative Assembly: Voting newsletters sent from Portugal have not yet come to Timur-Lest
In view of this delay, it is impossible for votes to come to Portugal in the coming days, which means that the National Election Commission is legally established.
Antonio Pedro Santas
Voting newsletters voted for the post of Portugal’s Portugal citizens from Portugal and voted for a post in Timoor-Lest, and Dili voted for the post office, Portuguese community councilor Lusa and Philipa Silva told Silva.
“The Timor-Leste is far away and what is happening, it happened last year, the letters have not yet come,” said Philip Silva.
According to Council of Portuguese Community in Timor-LesteWere, and,, and,, and,, and,.. Despite the letters coming in the coming days, it is impossible for Portugal to get votes, that is, during the time of the National Election Commission legally established.
In a letter sent to the Secretary of the Communities, Timur-Lest Councilor Jose Seno says, “Voting newsletters have not yet arrived and” no concrete suggestions to their reception date “.
“As the previous election has already been successful, this situation may lead to hundreds of voters to exercise hundreds of voters from effectively exercising their right to vote,” Philip Silva said.
In the letter, The representative is also considered a serious situation, as it prevents the use of constitutional right and proposes that voters can distribute the envelope to the Portugal embassy in Dili, thus sent through diplomatic suitcases.
Philip Silva adds, “To ensure that the votes for Portugal in a timely manner are, to ensure that they are included in the final calculation and to preserve the principle of universalism and voting rights equality.”
If voting reports do not arrive in a timely manner, Portuguese voters can complain to the National Election Commission via email address: https://www.cne.pt/form/consulte-cne-quixas
