Senator Óscar Andrade assured that “it is probable” that his political force will support the mayor in the inmates of the Broad Front.
The senator belonging to the Communist Party of Uruguay (PCU), Oscar Andradeassured that “It is probable“That your political force supports the mayor of Montevideo, Caroline Cossefacing the internal elections of the broad front (FA). However, the legislator remarked that “this is not the time to talk about candidacies.”
Andrade himself dropped out of the pre-candidate race for the FA presidency, stating before the press that his candidacy “does not exist“, since “he has no intentions”, and his next objective is to achieve “return to social militancy”.
On the other hand, the senator indicated that the Popular Participation Movement (MPP) “has every right” to be able to support the candidacy of the mayor of cannelloni, Yamandu Orsi. Along these lines, he assured that the List 1001of the PCU, has not officially ruled for a candidate, since “there are other priorities” such as “a powerful fiscal adjustmentwhich is being carried out by the national government.
The impeachment against something is a “deterioration of the institutional framework,” said Andrade
He also assured that the political trial that is being carried out against Cosse is “a deterioration of the institutionality” that “Uruguay does not deserve“, due to the fact that the FA “did not impeach” members of the national government because of the Astesian casesince it represents “a path that is very difficult to get out of because of the message that is given“.
Andrade recalled that he was “convinced” by members of his party to run for office in August 2018, however, this was not part of his plans, since at that time he was concentrating “headfirst” on the collective bargaining of the construction agreement .
The communist leader assured that he does not see the possibility of a candidacy, because “he does not understand politics as a race for places”, but as one that “is measured by causes that are measured in terms of reducing inequality and generating rights”. .
Source: Ambito
