Bolivian Senator Highlights Accountability Gap in TREP Election Law

Santa Cruz, Bolivia – May 23, 2025 – Senator Felix Ajpi of the MAS party recently raised concerns about the lack of clarity in Bolivia's TREP (Transmisión de Resultados Electorales Preliminares) law. In an interview on La Hora Pico radio program, Ajpi emphasized that the law doesn't specify who bears responsibility for the results. "The TREP law doesn't specify who will be responsible for the results," Ajpi stated, highlighting the potential for accountability issues. This ambiguity has raised concerns about transparency and the potential for disputes during future elections. Ajpi's comments come at a time when the Bolivian electoral system is under scrutiny. While the TREP system aims to provide rapid preliminary results, the lack of clear responsibility raises questions about its effectiveness and the potential for future challenges. The need for clear legal frameworks to ensure transparency and accountability in the electoral process is paramount.

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Felix Ajpi :»La ley del TREP no especifica quién será responsable de los result…

[embed]https://www.tiktok.com/@eju.tv/video/7507423148778720517[/embed] Felix Ajpi :