Amazonas electoral memory New collection policy
TRE-AM adopts memory collection policy
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TV Encontro das Águas's report, carried by TV Brasil, explains the TRE-AM's approved policy for its Electoral Memory Center's historical collection. It describes an older wooden ballot box, registration cards, photographs and voting-machine history, and recalls the center's 2012 establishment. Marilza Moreira discusses assessing donations and restoration costs and public access through interviews, social media and permanent and temporary exhibitions. The package describes collection-building, preservation conditions, cleaning and environmental monitoring, cataloguing and digitization, and researcher access in Manaus. The anchors welcome public access and preservation. The approval date is not supplied in this broadcast; the historical objects and 2012 center are background rather than new occurrences.
The Amazonas Regional Electoral Court approves a collection policy for its Electoral Memory Center in Manaus. TV Encontro das Águas's report carried by TV Brasil explains collection acquisition and donations, restoration assessment, environmental preservation and cleaning, cataloguing and digitization, and public/research access. Marilza Moreira describes practical criteria and outreach. The broadcast supplies no approval date; the center's 2012 establishment and older ballot objects are historical context.
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