Video Interview: FMLN Legislator Gives Insider Perspective on the 2012 Elections

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Recently, CISPES sat down with Norma Guevara, the Elections Secretary of the leftist Farabundo Martí Front for National Liberation (FMLN) party and FMLN representative to the Legislative Commission on Election Reforms, to hear an overview on the major issues at play in March's municipal and legislative elections. Among the issues Diputada Guevara touches upon are the rash of recent electoral reforms - both positive and negative - that will dramatically change how Salvadorans will vote, as well as the ideological attack on the institution of political parties evident in a number of the reforms. Watch this short, bilingual interview to get the insider analysis on these upcoming historic elections - the very first in Salvadoran history where the right-wing parties are the opposition.

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