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Felipe González on postal voting: "I trust the system, but it seems that nobody trusts the system."

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Former Spanish Prime Minister Felipe González expressed confidence in the country's postal voting system during statements to the media prior to an event in Madrid. González stated that he trusts the system and its guarantees, while lamenting that current public sentiment appears to lack confidence in it.

His remarks address the ongoing scrutiny and questioning surrounding postal vote reliability. González's intervention highlights the debate over institutional trust in the electoral process amidst doubts expressed by critics.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Snippet 2 Emphasizes his defense of postal vote guarantees against external questioning.
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