The uselessness of the vote

Abstract

In the past, there were frequent accusations of "shaved patterns", insufficiency of ballots in the special boxes in which grenadiers, soldiers, police and other types of public officials initially and mainly paid, vote trafficking, institutional coercion, "Mapachismo", polling station officials - and electoral officials in general - seriously committed to the party in power (Institutional Revolutionary Party, mainly), advertising terrorism, polling stations located in inaccessible places, induction of the vote, offering images as if they were merchandise, "carousels" of voters, "tacos of votes", "pregnant ballot boxes" from before voting began, "ant carry", theft of ballot boxes, substitution of last-minute polling station officials, etcetera, etcetera.

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