The leader of Cabildo Abierto revealed his differences with the president after requesting the resignation of former minister Irene Moreira.
The senator and leader of Town meeting (AC), Guido Manini Rioshe once again revealed his differences with the president Luis Lacalle Pou after what was the request for the resignation of the former Minister of Housing, Irene Moreiraafter assuring, defiant, that not the head of state“nor the father” they give orders.
The ex-soldier assured the Montevideo Portal that he has not become unaccustomed to obeying orders, but that “Today you don’t have to follow anyone’s orders“. Manini Ríos said that at most the president can “suggest” something, but not order, as he does with his ministers.
For Manini Ríos there are things “more serious” within the national government that what was the direct granting of housing by Moreira, and considered the fact as “a rematch” of the Executive power against CA for having conditioned with demands some negotiations of key laws for the current administration.
The lobbyist was also ambiguous about resubmitting support for a candidate from the National Party facing the general elections of 2024, by assuring that, if he is not one of the politicians who contests the second round, “he will see who to vote for”, since this “it depends on many things“. CA has a voting intention of the 4% according to the latest survey by the consulting firm Cifra.
The Minister of Transport affirmed that the coalition may have “ups and downs”
The minister of Transportation and Public Works (MTOP), Jose Luis Falerocommented at a press conference that “like any partner”, open CA may present differences, and its relationship with the Multicolor Coalition can have “Ups and downs“, but they have always come out on top.
Falero explained that the ministers of the government alliance have “a very fluid relationship” and that they are “permanently motivating themselves to comply with their commitments to the citizenry,” so believes that the government is going to come together until the end of the current administration.
Source: Ambito
