These people do care for their nation and the result of that is of it being one of the most peaceful elections in the world”, stated Andreina Rodriguez, a Colombian student from the International Law and the Settlement of Disputes Programme. “This experience allowed me to see how so many people, from different political parties, were involved in the process, while they all work together for one common goal: the destiny of their country. Additionally, they were present during the counting of the votes, at the end of the process, in the tables that they were assigned.
During their work as observers, the students had access to the voting receptors, with the authorization of the President of the table, in order to effectively observe the voting procedure. Students observed the different stages of the electoral process in different parts of Costa Rica including Cartago, San Jose, Alajuela, and others. “This process helped me to understand which aspects of the elections are monitored by the OAS and to better understand the reason behind the press releases that are submitted after the elections” stated Mariateresa Garrido, a student of International Law and the Settlement of Disputes from UPEACE. The students are citizens of Latin America as well as Europe, who worked as representative of the OAS and UPEACE throughout the process. The monitoring mission was composed of students from the programmes of Gender and Peacebuilding, Responsible Management and Sustainable Economic Development, International Law and the Settlement of Disputes, and Media, Peace and Conflict studies. Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones, San Jose, Costa Rica - Six UPEACE students participated as international observers for the Organization of American States (OAS) accredited by the Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones (TSE) in Costa Rica’s recent presidential election. UPEACE Policy on Protection against Retaliation for Reporting Misconductġ4 February 2014. UPEACE Policy on Prohibition of Discrimination, Harassment, Including Sexual Harassment, and Abuse of Authority
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