A total of 1,170 voting centers were enabled by the National Electoral Council for the simulation that will be carried out in Venezuela on June 30.

According to the CNE, 94 centers were enabled in the Capital District. On the other hand, five will be operating in the Chacao municipality. In El Hatillo there will be four voting centers, while in Baruta and Sucre there will be seven and eight, respectively.

With respect to the state of Zulia, the inhabitants will have 108 voting centers at their disposal for the simulation. In Vargas there will be 32 centers, in Aragua 70, 44 in Bolívar, and it is estimated that there will be 70 centers that will operate in Carabobo.

Regarding the electoral roll, 21,323,253 voters are eligible for the presidential elections on July 28, to which are added 228,241 voters abroad.

M.Pino

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La entrada CNE enabled more than 1,170 voting centers for the June 30 electoral simulation apareció primero en Bitfinance.

The parliamentarians of the European Union indefinitely suspended the vote on the regulatory framework for digital currencies that was scheduled to take place on February 28 and intended to approve a package known under the acronym MiCA, regulation on cryptoactive markets.

The vote was reserved for the EU parliament to send the proposal with the potential modifications for discussion with the members of the Council of the European Union and the European Commission, but it was suspended after the presentation of a new draft that contemplates a provision to limit cryptocurrency mining based on proof-of-work (PoW) mechanisms.

Stefan Berger, president of the Economy Committee and rapporteur in charge of that vote, asked for more time to elucidate the new provisions. The parliamentarian expressed through his social network Twitter: “The EU Parliament vote on MiCA will be canceled at my request (…). As rapporteur, it is essential for me that the MiCA report is not misunderstood as a de facto ban for Bitcoin.”

The rapporteur did not explain when the vote could take place and did not indicate a tentative timetable for the decision of the expected European crypto regulation.

Environmental impact of crypto

The new MiCA draft includes a provision that aims to restrict the use of energy-intensive cryptocurrencies, particularly referring to digital currencies based on PoW networks such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. If this provision is approved, it would come into force in 2025 and would impact the different companies that offer services with PoW cryptocurrencies.

It is important to note that the controversial provision of the regulatory framework refers to the progressive “concerns about the environmental impact of mining assets such as bitcoin, an issue that has been in vogue among regulators in countries around the world in recent months.”

The assembly members of the European Union and the politicians of several member countries such as Sweden, Germany and Spain, have been pressing, since November last year, to ban “proof-of-work mining due to energy concerns. Other officials such as the vice president of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), Erik Thedéen, also support this request.

M. Rodríguez

Source: diariobitcoin.com

La entrada European Parliament suspended the discussion of regulatory framework on crypto assets apareció primero en Bitfinance.