Recommendation Functions and Obligations of Political Parties and their Representatives, paragraph 3 (Detection and Mitigation of Fraud) Peru 2001 —
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Recommendation Functions and Obligations of Political Parties and their Representatives, paragraph 3 (Detection and Mitigation of Fraud) Peru 2001

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Equally open to more stringent regulation is the field of indirect “vote buying” by party candidates – particularly in the campaign for the congressional election – canvassing for
votes by distributing meal tickets or food supplies etc. to entire village populations. Under present rules, only the use of public funds for such ventures is forbidden and sanctioned, while the use of private riches for such purposes is considered permissible.

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