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TSE handed over its protocol work for delivery of credentials to Rashtrapati Bhavan. This activity took place at the National Theatre, from whose terrace Bukele came out to welcome him.
February 29, 2024- 17:59
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Strong security arrangements outside the National Theatre. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
Initially, preparations began in the downtown area of the capital where journalists were taken, passing the relevant security apparatus of the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Due to the incident, some roads in the historic center have been closed since the morning. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
Safety protocols have been put in place for entrants around the theater inside the commercial premises. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
The presentation of the credentials will take place at the National Theatre, a venue naturally meant for dramatic works and artistic works. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
In the afternoon, government officials and representatives of new ideas began arriving at the theatre. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
The army protects the theater area. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
The expert on the matter said, “Granting certificates is a function of TSE, but without any shame it has once again transferred its powers to Rashtrapati Bhavan, in the midst of election silence, violating the rights of citizens.” Inquiries were conducted this week. Electorate, Ruth Lopez. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
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A section of security at the National Theater area before the handing over of credentials to Bukele and Ulloa. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
Lighting equipment was installed for after the program. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) this Thursday handed over certificates to Nayib Bukele and Felix Ulloa, certifying them as the re-elected president and vice president for a five-year term from 2024 to 2029. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
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Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio -
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The army guards the fence outside the National Theatre. Photo EDH/Francisco Rubio
