From boarded-up cities in preparation for protests to people lined up for blocks to vote on Election day. This is what Nov. 3 2020 looks like at the outset.
Desde ciudades tapiadas en preparación para las protestas hasta gente en fila para votar el día de las elecciones, así es como se ve el 3 de noviembre de 2020.
From boarded-up cities in preparation for protests to people lined up for blocks to vote on Election day. This is what Nov. 3 2020 looks like at the outset.
Wear a mask, social distance, expect long lines, and vote. That’s the bottom line.
The general election on Nov. 5 is quickly approaching, but if you want to participate, registration closes after October 7.
We must exercise our right to vote to create the future we want for this country.
Tenemos que utilizar nuestro derecho de votar para construir el futuro de este país que queremos ver.
A voting day towards a National Constituent Assembly, called by the regime of Nicholas Maduro, resulted in 16 deaths in the hands of the militias of the regime, against an abstention that the governmental machinery insists in denying.
Si bien, el aumento de la participación ciudadana en las elecciones primarias de Filadelfia este año es un avance, no merece aplausos.asi
The same week that America’s federal government plunged deeper into a governance crisis from misconduct by President Trump and members of his professed Law-&-Order administration, many Philadelphians took a big step towards restoring the vitality of democracy with their participation in the primary election.
At the outset of their new book, “Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton’s Doomed Campaign,” Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes note that adviser David Plouffe prioritized three goals for Clinton to win: “It was important to have the right culture and mission, to manage Bill Clinton, and to effectively target Latino voters.”
We know how well that turned out.
The last thing President Trump now needs is for the stock market to go south on him. After all, he’s got worries aplenty: abroad, North Korea, Syria, Russia and Brexit; at home, the stalled effort to repeal Obamacare; and uncertainty surrounding “tax reform.” Compared with this tapestry of troubles, the stock market has been a splendid blessing.
Voting.
The question of a Puerto Rican vote is a highlight of the 2016 election.
