“I think we are in a moment of high judicialization of politics; This does not mean that Justice does not have to enter certain opportunities when it is believed that crimes have been committed, but making Justice the way to adjudicate conflicts between parties is a negative fact and where all parties have to work ” Pereira emphasized.
After the talk, at a press conference, Pereira urged “to achieve the keys so that there is a treat with respect, education and without angerthat is, not to transmit negative feelings to society”.
“Does this imply not saying the differences that we are going to have in terms of social security, educational reform, those who have been campaign breaches? Not at all, but that does not imply messing with people,” added the president of the Broad Front.
“Uruguay is the most democratic country in Latin America, because it has strong parties, which have an impact on society, because it has strong social organizations, an independent judiciary and the press can act freely”, elements that “must be protected in all its terms”, he added.
For his part, former president Sanguinetti remarked that “what is fundamentally worthwhile is the gesture, that is, the testimony that when some of the parties feel that the political debate is going beyond the confrontation of political ideas, be in the condition to call, summon, and speak”.
The Uruguayan press reported that there was also talk about transparency around the money laundering law and the regulation of the financing of political parties.
Domenech, meanwhile, called for “making politics a field of civilized exchange of ideas and avoiding all personal grievances,” and highlighted that this dynamic of dialogue constitutes “a call for responsibility.”
Source: Ambito
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