CNE culminates counting YASunidos’s forms

Forms for YASunidos and Frente Total de la Amazonia, both in favor of avoiding extraction of resources in Yasuni National Park, will be checked in the old market of the army in the north of the city, where it works, from today, a Verification Center.

Frente Total de la Amazonia delivered 600,000 signatures to the Electoral Council, while YASunidos allegedly left 756,291 support headings.

Paul Salazar, vice president of the CNE, toured the facility and said that the counting process will involve 350 people.

Yesterday YASunidos marched to the CNE and delivered over 700,000 support signatures.