Free The Vote! (Spanish)
Infographic video from NSM in Santiago de Chile for the Free The Vote Campaign. I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not exactly sure what it says...
Thanks Marco, for broadening my horizons!
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Hi! I'm from Spain, and the video is a campaing to promote a party, that basically wants to make voting easy for everybody.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeletethe thing is that in Chile you have to register yourself in a voters list in order to vote. Once you are registered, you cannot un-register, voting becomes an obligation, and if you don't vote you are fined.... that's why in Chile all elections gather >80% of voters, and that's also why most of the younger chileans do not vote (they don't register...)