"It is a given right to come and vote for whatever party, you are to vote"

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In this context, our special envoy in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Belen de los Santos, spoke to citizens who expressed their public opinion regarding the electoral process. teleSUR

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00:00In this context, our special envoy in St. Vincent and the Granadians, Belen de los Santos,

00:06spoke to citizens who expressed their public opinion regarding the electoral process.

00:11Feeling confident in what I come to do.

00:16One question.

00:18There's usually a lot of participation in St. Vincentian elections.

00:22Like, a lot of people come to vote, and it doesn't happen like that in every country.

00:27Why do you think that people are willing to participate?

00:30Like, we're seeing right now, it's very early in the day, but people are here in the rain.

00:35They want to exercise the right to vote.

00:37Well, it's our given right to come and vote for whatever party we had to vote, yeah.

00:46Do you think that people are eager to participate in that process?

00:53Some people, yeah.

00:54Okay.

00:55Yeah.

00:55Did you follow the rallies and the campaign process as well?

01:00I don't follow the rally.

01:01I just come to vote, and that's it.

01:03Then I go to my home, to my work, and that's it.

01:05Okay.

01:06Final question.

01:07We are in East St. George, right?

01:09What do you think are the main characteristics of this place that we are at right now?

01:16The main characteristics.

01:18How would you describe it to an outside person?

01:22East St. George in particular.

01:24Outside person?

01:25Well, you are welcome.

01:28The outside people are welcome.

01:29Yeah.

01:30Yeah.

01:31What do you think?

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