Tension is at its peak in the Spanish capital! Indeed, Florentino Pérez seemed to be heading towards an obvious re-election as president of Real Madrid this Sunday evening, but a twist of theater occurred after the first counting. 400 votes in his favor, cast by correspondence via e-mail, were canceled during the ballot. These ballots, invalidated, therefore caused controversy and delays in the offices as indicated COPE.
Despite these last minute cancellations (the results will be published around 11:00 p.m.), the clan of the president of Casa Blanca remains confident. According to those close to him, these 400 votes would not change anything in the outcome of the vote, because Pérez would win the election with more than 65% of votes. According to the Spanish source, his rival, Enrique Riquelme, would win between 34 and 36% of the votes. However, 100 votes for his enemy would also have been contested. Think…
