VIDEO: They yell ‘Get out!’ to the governor of Chiapas, Rutilio Escandón, when casting his vote

He governor of ChiapasRutilio Escandón Cadenas, was booed and ran from the voting booth where he went to cast his vote. Between cries of “Get out, get out, get out!”citizens expressed their rejection of the president.

Despite the hostility, the Governor Escandon He stated that the screams were a sign that the vote in Chiapas It was being carried out in a free and democratic manner. “There are many people voting, the next authorities will be freely and democratically elected”he highlighted in an interview for the media.

Escandón Cadenas took the opportunity to congratulate the electoral bodies for the organization of the elections and assured that the process was developing calmly. In addition, he called on citizens to go out and vote, underscoring the importance of participating in the largest election in the history of Mexico.

The president pointed out that Chiapas It has the necessary conditions to ensure a peaceful and safe vote. “Look how the people are, they are calm, they are lining up, the citizens are fulfilling their civic obligation,” he responded when asked about the situation of violence during election day.

It is worth remembering that in Chiapas not 100 percent of the polling stations were installed, until yesterday it was reported that 108 polling stations would not be installed in the state and two municipalities would be left without voting, this for not having the appropriate conditions for a secure votingas reported by the National Electoral Institute (INE), is the result of the violence that lives in the state.

During election campaigns, Chiapas, 8 candidates for various positions were murderedIn addition, civilians who were at the rallies supporting the candidates also died in the attacks at public events.

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