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Madrid, May 4 (EFE) .- (Camera: Lucía Fonseca) .- The 1,084 polling stations of the Community of Madrid have opened their doors at nine in the morning to receive the voters who participate in the regional elections, with a Time slot for the elderly and another for people with coronavirus or suspected of having it.A total of 5,112,658 people are called to vote, of which 4,783,528 reside in the Community of Madrid and are those who could do so in person in the region, although 259,411 have requested to vote by mail, a figure that represents an increase of 41% compared to the 2019 regional and municipal elections. FOOTAGE OF A LONG QUEUE OF VOTERS AT THE DOORS OF IES LOPE DE VEGA IN MADRID, SPAIN.
Madrid, May 4 (EFE).- (Camera: Ángel Herrera/Santiago Castro) Polling stations opened their doors in Madrid on Tuesday for a regional election that is seen as something of litmus test for political sentiment beyond the capital.FOOTAGE OF THE SCHOOL CIUDAD DE ROMA AND THE CULTURAL CENTRE ALFREDO KRAUSS.
Madrid, May 4 (EFE) .- (Camera: Lucía Fonseca) .- The 1,084 polling stations of the Community of Madrid have opened their doors at nine in the morning to receive the voters who participate in the regional elections, with a Time slot for the elderly and another for people with coronavirus or suspected of having it.A total of 5,112,658 people are called to vote, of which 4,783,528 reside in the Community of Madrid and are those who could do so in person in the region, although 259,411 have requested to vote by mail, a figure that represents an increase of 41% compared to the 2019 regional and municipal elections. FOOTAGE OF PABLO IGLESIAS FROM UNIDAS PODEMOS AND ROCIO MONASTERIO, FROM VOX, VOTING.
Madrid, May 4 (EFE).- (Camera:Jesus Bartolome) Polling stations opened their doors in Madrid on Tuesday for a regional election that is seen as something of litmus test for political sentiment beyond the capital.FOOTAGE OF LAST VOTERS AND CLOSING AT A POLLING STATION IN MADRID.
Madrid, Apr 16 (EFE), (Camera: Raúl García).- Madrid Metro on Thursday installed signs in the form of red circles on the floor of the station platforms to ensure social distancing between passengers.The initiative was presented at the Ifema Metro station by the Vice-President of the Regional Government of Madrid Ignacio Aguado and the Regional Minister of Transportation, Mobility and Infraestructure, Ángel Garrido.FOOTAGE OF THE PRESENTATION ON THURSDAY.
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