More than 100 officers secure atypical elections in Gigante

Authorities deployed more than 100 officers to ensure security during the atypical elections this Sunday in the municipality of Gigante, Huila.

The operation was coordinated by the Registraduría Nacional del Estado Civil and the Policía Nacional, along with other entities. The officers are stationed at voting posts, main roads and strategic points in the municipality. The measure aims to accompany the process before, during and after voting to prevent disruptions to public order. Authorities called on citizens to participate responsibly and report any irregularities. The election will determine the new mayor of Gigante following the call for atypical polls.

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Police officers securing elections in Neiva with a large deployment.
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Police deploy more than 1,096 officers for Neiva elections

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The Neiva Metropolitan Police activated an operation with 1,096 officers to secure the electoral day.

Huila's government held its final coordination meeting for the May 31 presidential elections. Authorities reviewed security and logistics across all 33 municipalities.

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Nearly 6,800 police and army personnel will secure tomorrow's presidential elections in Huila, where 937,739 citizens are eligible to vote.

Dissidents linked to alias Calarcá are reportedly pressuring farmers in four Huila municipalities to vote for Iván Cepeda in the June 21 presidential runoff.

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Addis Ababa police have completed necessary security preparations for election and post-election days. Officials implemented joint plans to ensure the process succeeds without issues.

Prosecutor General Gregorio Eljach Pacheco urged Colombians to prevent attempts to delegitimize the results of the June 21 presidential elections.

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The National Electoral Council accredited 25,062 people to monitor the May 31 presidential elections. The figure includes witnesses, auditors and observers abroad and in the country.

 

 

 

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