Municipal elections are just around the corner. On the one hand, the Spanish decide on the composition of their Town Halls, finally the political parties will decide on their respective electoral campaigns to go to the citizens. Thus, one of the aspects most feared by the Spanish is the cascade of electoral propaganda that is received, although this year there will be an escape, after what has been seen in 'Aruser@s' (La Sexta), a program in which this Thursday they have noticed this detail and have given the solution to avoid receiving annoying electoral advertising.
"It is possible to unsubscribe to receive electoral propaganda for the elections on May 28," said Alfonso Arús, presenter of 'Aruser@s', upon hearing the happy news that this year he will have the possibility of avoiding this ' 'political harassment.
"Where do I have to call?!", the presenter asked and exclaimed at the same time, expectant to know the steps that had to be carried out.
"According to an INE survey, there are a million Spaniards who say they do not want to receive electoral propaganda," began Alba Sánchez, a collaborator of 'Aruser@s', to which the rest of the space colleagues added. "One million one", said Alfonso Arús; “two”, “three”, “four”, the rest of the commentators from the space of the Atresmedia chain were added.
Thus, in the face of so much interest, Alba Sánchez, a collaborator with 'Aruser@s', immediately went on to give the pertinent explanations after seeing all the uproar that had been generated on the plate. “It is as easy as entering the INE website. We have to have a pin code, so, there, in the electoral roll, we have to change the tab where it says 'included' to 'excluded'. This is how all the political parties were informed that we do not want to receive electoral propaganda and they have to comply with it, because not doing so would be illegal,” the journalist from the La Sexta program assured Alfonso Arús.
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With all the information received, the presenter of 'Aruser@s' went on to leave his particular complaint to the administration. “I don't understand this, this is done by those of the electoral propaganda, but also those of the telephones. Why do you have to choose one option, when you should be the other way around? The logical thing would be not to receive electoral propaganda, the logical thing would be not to receive unwanted calls”, stated Alfonso Arús. "That I have to enter to eliminate myself... but why do they include me?" protested the presenter of the La Sexta program.
