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Termina jornada electoral y comienza el conteo de votos

Posted on marzo 14, 2010 by Redes Colombia

El Registrador Nacional, Carlos Ariel Sánchez, advirtió que el conteo de los votos será una labor dispendiosa para los jurados, y consideró que la abstención podría ser importante.

El conteo de los votos será dispendioso, advierte Registrador Nacional
Mindefensa destaca acción de las autoridades, que evitaron varios atentados terroristas
Fue a votar y le informaron que está muerto
Antes de la media noche se tendrán resultados del 75 por ciento de los votantes
Cerca de 350 denuncias se reportaron al cierre de la jornada electoral
Sin novedad terminan elecciones legislativas de Colombia en España