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Departamento de Justicia cita a declarar a funcionarios electorales de California a pesar de la orden del juez de que dejen de amenazarlos

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Departamento de Justicia cita a declarar a funcionarios electorales de California a pesar de la orden del juez de que dejen de amenazarlos — Palo Alto Community news

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. This article is also available in English. Read it here. El miércoles, un juez federal emitió una orden contundente advirtiendo a los fiscales federales que dejen de amenazar con delitos a los funcionarios electorales de California. Un día después, los fiscales federales continuaron [ ] The post Departamento de Justicia cita a declarar a funcionarios electorales de California a pesar de la orden del juez de que dejen de amenazarlos appeared first on Pleasanton Weekly.

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