The court granted deadlines to the parties for the exchange of documents in both files.
Santo Domingo.— The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) postponed until next Tuesday the hearing regarding a nullity appeal against Resolution 14-2026 of the Central Electoral Board (JCE), which regulates the registration and publication of polling companies in electoral matters.
The court, presided over by magistrate Ygnacio Pascual Camacho Hidalgo, along with titular judges Fernando Fernández Cruz and Rafaelina Peralta, made the decision so that the parties may carry out a reciprocal communication of documents.
Along with the main appeal, the judges also postponed the request for extreme urgency precautionary measures. Both actions were filed by the organization Justice Without Borders against the JCE, seeking to provisionally suspend article 13 of said resolution to allow the free circulation and publication of opinion polls.
Conflict in the Dominican Humanist Party
On the same day, the TSE postponed until Monday, June 8, the electoral summary proceeding filed by the Dominican Humanist Party (PHD), represented by its president, Ramón Emilio Goris Taveras.
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This legal action seeks to annul an act of opposition to the delivery of securities that affects the party’s funds. The appeal is filed against a group of leaders from the same organization, including Eléxido Paula Liranzo, Rafael García Filpo, Cristian Carrasco, Mayra Méndez, Julián Burgos, and Cristian Tejada.
