Maintenance and good news
Friday 19, December 2003
I think that my post yesterday was a little bit too long. But it is difficult to make it shorter. At least it is as complete as one can do now. I did notice a few grammatical errors that made reading it more difficult than necessary. I have corrected them without changing the post. Sorry, that is what happens when you write too late at night, after three glasses of white wine.
On the good news now. The post of yesterday starts running as of today: the signatures were finally turned in today to the Electoral Board (CNE), without trouble.
In other words all the scenarios I speculated about yesterday start running as of today. Should we take bets?
The CNE decision should come late January.
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