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Todos tenemos un sueno
“We all Have a Dream” is a Christmas card, available in Spanish, sent out in 1999 by Ricardo Lagos, the candidate for the 2000 Presidential election in Chile, and his wife, Luisa Duran, in lead up to the 2000 Presidential Election in Chile. The card talks about the dreams every Chilean citizen has, such as free people, equality and a Great Chile.
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Con tu voto mas un voto
“With Your Vote, One More Vote” is a flyer, available in Spanish, believed to be issued in 1999, in support of Joaquin Lavin, candidate in the 1999 Presidential Election in Chile. The flyer presents the objectives of Lavin’s campaign.
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Democracy and You
Published by the Namibia Institute for Democracy (NID) in 1999, the book entitled Democracy and You: A Guide to Better Understanding provides Namibians with general information and definitions regarding democratic governance and the structure of Namibian politics. In addition to outlines of the Namibian constitution and government, this book includes a civic education essay competition and repeatedly stresses the importance of democracy.
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Como Debes Votar
“How You Should Vote” is an informative handbook, available in Spanish, issued in 1989 by the National Electoral Council in Venezuela in lead up to the December 1989 Venezuelan Local Elections and meant to familiarize voters with the voting procedures. The handbook describes, step by step, how to vote and which offices citizens will vote for. Additionally, it contains a sample of registration card to be used when voting.
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Derechos Humanos Y Democracia
“Human Rights and Democracy” is a Civic Education Discussion Guide, available in Spanish, issued in 1989 by PARTICIPA, Chile. The guide gives a detailed explanation about the evolution of human rights, describes its characteristics and its classification, as well as it exposes how human rights have been categorized throughout the years. The handbook illustrates the connection between the government and civil rights, its guarantees as well as the obligations the citizens have in connection to the respect of human rights. Additionally, the guide encloses the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Como Votar
“How to Vote” is an informative handbook, available in Spanish, believed to be issued in 1992 by the National Electoral Council in Venezuela in lead up to the December 6, 1992 Venezuelan Local Elections. The document briefly explains how one can vote for the local offices and in what case their votes would be annulled.
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Elecciones Locales 1992
“Local Elections 1992” is an informative handbook, available in Spanish, issued in 1992 by the National Electoral Council in Venezuela in lead up to the 1992 Venezuelan Local Elections. The handbook contains basic information on the elections, briefly explaining who will people vote for in these elections and their attributes when elected.
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Elecciones Regionales 1992
“Regional Elections 1992” is an informative handbook, available in Spanish, issued in 1992 by the Supreme Electoral Council in Venezuela in lead up to the 1992 Regional Elections. The handbook describes the objectives to be reached during the electoral process and the role/responsibilities/duties of the armed forces during the elections. Additionally, the handbook contains a glossary with election-related words and their definitions.
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How to Vote
This poster uses pictures and prose to walk Namibians through the electoral process. Distributed in 1992, this poster was focused on voter education surrounding that year’s regional and local authority council elections.