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The investigation carried out by the MP should not obstruct the count of votes carried out by the CNE, says lawyer

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FRANCISCO MORAZÁN, HONDURAS. In the opinion of the legal profession, Ruth Lafosse, the investigation carried out by the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP), concerning the delay in the delivery of the electoral bags on 9 March, must be parallel, in order not to hinder the counting of votes carried out by the National Electoral Council (CNE).

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The investigation carried out by the MP should not obstruct the count of votes carried out by the CNE, says lawyer

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