“What seems scandalous to us is that a person cannot cast his vote in a democracy because he has not had the possibility of moving,” he accused.
Deputy George Jackson, spokesman for the candidate Gabriel Boric’s command, said that the people will be the ones to judge “who are responsible that there is no public transport “.
Jackson’s sayings occur after a convulsive day in which, through social networks and the media, they were alerted to the little influx of public transport in different cities of Chile, mainly in the Metropolitan Region.
Less than an hour before the closing of tables begins in the second presidential round, Jackson said that “unfortunately, the standards and flows that had been committed have not been met, in any case for today, which we request even during the week at a press point in front of La Moneda. “
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“People are going to judge who is responsible for the lack of public transport”, he warned.
And, in that line, he specified that “what we think scandalous is that a person cannot cast his vote in a democracy because he has not had the possibility to move “.
“The citizen effort that has occurred spontaneously we celebrate them, because it has been a one-to-one effort”, he pointed.
“If it is that people want to go to vote, regardless of their political color, for us it is essential that these votes be cast, otherwise people see their right violated. How many people have seen that right violated by not having the form of transportation?“, he problematized.
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