The representative of the Victoria Ciudadana Movement, Mariana Nogales, explained why she had to lie down on a table in the middle of a chamber hearing in which the chairman of the State Electoral Commission (EEC), Francisco Rosado Colomer, was testifying.
According to the legislator, the action took place in the middle of his interrogation of the President of the EEC, or Rosado Colomer, on the vault in which the briefcases were kept in the Coliseum Roberto Clemente while the general elections were being examined.
“Where the cyclone fence ends, there is a roof above, there is a space where the rooms of the coliseum look to the other side, which is not the vault. I show you a photo, where you can see that cyclone fence, the tube that ends that fence, there is a space and there is another tube that continues the fence up, but there is a space between them. Even the top tube can be seen forced, it is pushed up, “the legislator said in an interview with WIAC 740. For this reason, Nogales asked Colomer,” I want you to tell me something and I sit there at the table. I stretch to show that a person, in this position, fits perfectly there ”.
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Although at the end of his demonstration, Nogales assured that there was no incident with a representative, he admitted that they were “surprised because I know that my methods are not very orthodox”. “At that moment I go down, I keep asking my questions and the chairman of the State Electoral Commission himself acknowledged that he cannot ensure that no one entered and left after the closure of the Colosseum,” he continued.
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In addition, the legislator explained that at the hearing it emerged that CEE did not keep track of truck carriers and truck drivers who collected materials from the seven cement vaults in their offices to take to Roberto Clemente College.
“Ballots appeared in that coliseum, briefcases appeared,” he said.