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The TSE said it rules out again to use the TREP computer system in the 2027 elections and proposes its own tool that can be implemented in the next elections.
The TSE said it rules out again to use the TREP computer system. (Free Press Photo: Douglas Cuevas)
This May 29, the Supreme Electoral Court has said that it will rule out reuse the TREP computer system for the next 2027 electionsand that instead they will prepare their own tool to implement in the elections.
Jorge Morales, director of Computer Science of the TSE, said that it is currently working at the three tables established for the analysis of topics such as the Regulation, the registration and registration of citizens and electoral logistics.
He added that since this year the technological strengthening of the TSE has been sought, with aspects such as the hiring of cloud services. He added that a budget will also be generated so that the next 2027 A renovation of the court services of the court is made.
“We are provisionally leaving a pre -election budget to continue with the strengthening of technological infrastructure. We have also worked this year in a gap study by experts, so that they can give us a diagnosis and guidelines to address the next projects“Morales said.
Regarding the program for transmission of electoral results, Morales said that as of June an internal committee will be established For the review of the results transmission model, in addition to the fact that meetings for the analysis of the transmission of the original minutes have also been proposed.
He @Tseguatemala It rules out again to use the TREP computer system. It proposes to elaborate its own tool so that it can be implemented in the general elections of 2027. Currently the TSE remains without a computer director. pic.twitter.com/gvn3pqbtnu
– Douglas Cuevas (@dcuevas_gtv) May 29, 2025
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