The mayor of Montevideo maintained that “he who leaves loses”, in reference to the foray into politics of the ex-unionist from Adeom.
the mayor of Montevideo, Caroline Cossesuggested that the former general secretary of the Association of Municipal Employees and Workers of Montevideo (Adeom), Valeria Ripollchose badly by moving away from union activity and joining the National Party (PN).
After being consulted about it by the press last Saturday, Caroline Cosse He assured that “the one who leaves loses”, in reference to the incursion into politics of the ex-unionist from Adeom.
The presidential candidate for the broad front (FA) hinted that, in his opinion, Ripoll should have joined the ranks of the FA and not the PN if his interest was to make a leap into politics.
In the past, Ripoll already belonged to the FA after joining the Communist Party of Uruguay (PCU) in 2010, but a few years later he decided to disassociate himself from it, due to irreconcilable differences. In turn, he declared that after this he suffered acts of vandalism at his private home, apparently linked to the party.
This month, Ripoll announced his departure from union activity to join the ranks of the PN. Likewise, he confirmed his support for the possible presidential candidacy of the Secretary of the Presidency, Alvaro Delgadowhom some point to as the president’s political “dolphin” Luis Lacalle Pou.
The ex-unionist will now join as an adviser under a commission pass in the seat of Martin Motto in the Chamber of Deputiescurrent minister of Social development (you measure), which is occupied by its first substitute, Fernanda Araujo.
Orsi: “Ripoll demolishes the fallacious invention of the FA-PIT”
the mayor of cannelloni, Yamandu Orsiaffirmed that Ripoll’s passage to the PN “throws down that fallacious invention of the FA-PIT”, pointing to the pro-government leaders who maintain that the FA and the PIT-CNT they are aligned and functioning organically.
Along the same lines, the president of the FA, Fernando Pereirapointed out Ripoll’s entry into the traditional party as a demonstration that the association made by the ruling party between the main opposition party and the trade union center is not true.
Source: Ambito
