Colombian Plebiscite
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As some of you know, yesterday was the day when colombian people had the oportunity to vote in a plebiscite which sought to finish a 52 years conflict with FARC guerilla.
After 4 years of negotiation, government and guerrilla submitted some agreements, the last step was obtain public endorsement through plebiscite. People was able to vote whether they agreed or not on the arramgement.
The results shown that a 50,21% of voters were not agree.
Apart from the result (which is the most important thing to analyze), there were two other results particulary notewortly. The significant abstention (just 38% of colombians able to vote, actually did it), and the large number of invalid votes (170.946).
Last night the president and guerilla chief called for peace. But there's and atmosphere of uncertainity around the future.
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Colombian Plebiscite
Hello.As some of you know, yesterday was the day when Colombian people had the oportunity opportunity to vote in a plebiscite which sought to finish (to end/to bring to an end) a 52 years conflict with FARC guerilla.
After 4 years of negotiation, government and guerrilla submitted some agreements, the last step was to obtain a public endorsement through a plebiscite. People was were able to vote whether they agreed or not on the arramgement arrangement.
The results shown show that a 50,21% of voters were do not agree.
Apart from the result (which is the most important thing to analyze), there were two other results particulary notewortly particularly noteworthy. The significant abstention (just 38% of Colombians able to vote, actually did it), and the large number of invalid votes (170.946).
Last night the president and guerilla chief called for peace. But there's and atmosphere of uncertainity uncertainty around the future.
A very interesting article, just watch your spelling!
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Hola Bryam, es un tema muy complejo y tu escrito es interesante porque la votación (y el resultado) ha sido muy estrecha y las opiniones parecen que seguir divididas.
Bién escrito, y en EE.UU no decimos ´plebiscite´, sino más bien - ´referendum´
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