The presidential candidate of the National Party launched the new political space in the Antel Auditorium.
The economist and presidential candidate for the National Party (PN), Laura Raffopresented today at the Antel Auditorium the new sector Addwhich will lead and will be its platform for the 2024 internal elections.
Raffo, assured that from the creation of the new political space they will seek to obtain electoral victory for “create a second stage of transformations that guarantees greater well-being for all Uruguayans”.
In that line, had words of praise for President Luis Lacalle Pou “for his example of pragmatic leadership, articulation, dialogue, and transparency,” he said.
The nationalist policy ensured that its new sector “it will take all the values and teachings of the historical leaders” of the party, as well as Lacalle Pou himself. “There is an order not to loosen up,” he said, paraphrasing the late former Interior Minister, Jorge Larranagaof whom he highlighted his “tenacity”.
On the other hand, the presidential candidate appreciated that two of the main historical currents of the PN, such as the blacksmithing and the Wilsonism They will offer their support and will be “encouraged” to the creation of the new space.
Sumar proposes “lowering the cost of living for Uruguayans” and fighting drug trafficking
In another order, he assured that his team is working so that the next step is “lower the cost of living for all Uruguayans”in a scenario that presents “a challenging future”, but that “used well” could bring “many opportunities for growth and development”, he commented.
“This government radically changed the security model after years of growth in all crimes”emphasized Raffo, who assured that, in case of being president, will fight “with the greatest firmness” against organized crime and drug trafficking.
“Now let’s build together a wave of hope that will make the change continue and the transformations not stop,” he said, referring to “guaranteeing a second government” by the Multicolor Coalitionbut again headed by the PN.
Source: Ambito
