Juego de las elecciones (1977)

Players try to win elections by playing cards. At the beginning, two dice are thrown and multiplied by ten thousand to know how many votes must be obtained to win. Players then place positive cards in front, and opponents can place negative cards in front of others. Each of the five different positive cards allows you to start a stack. A player can not have more than one stack of the same quality. If you are blocked in a stack, you can unlock it with a positive card of the same type. According to the stacks that you have unlocked you can place votes in front of you. These do not count how one of the stacks allowed. There are televised debates that begin with a card, and that are resolved by rolling a dice each opponent and adding their unblocked stacks. Win the first to get the necessary votes. —user summary