The former president considered that the candidate with the most votes in the primaries of the neighboring country “is crazy.”
He former president Jose Mujica was against the candidate for president of Argentina, Javier Milei, considering that “he is crazy” and, asked about the possibility of ratifying the result in the general elections, laughingly, he replied: “Help.”
Mujica, who had already expressed himself in a critical tone against the Argentine candidate for Freedom Advances and pointed out that such a phenomenon “will not happen” in Uruguay. When analyzing the situation in the neighboring country, he pointed out that “there is a very strong disenchantment” in society.
The former president was consulted at a press conference after an act of the broad front for the possibility that miley be the next Argentine president and, laughing, he reacted with a “help”. Later, he clarified that “not because he is from the right, but because he seems crazy to me.”
mujica He referred days ago to the discontent of the people in the neighboring country and said that it was expressed at the polls. “Those who did not go to vote in a country with compulsory voting and those who voted blankly more than double Milei”, observed and analyzed that “this indicates that there is a very strong disenchantment in a considerable part of the Argentine people”. He even considered that in Uruguay such a phenomenon would not occur because “the uruguayans They don’t chew wire.”
Mujica spoke of the inmate of the Broad Front
When analyzing the internal broad front, the former president considered that “the campaign will be in the hands of the people”, while he sent his support equally to all the candidates, which at the moment are believed to be 4: the senator Mario Bergara, the mayor of Montevideo, Caroline Cosse, his pair of Cannelloni, Yamandu Orsi; and the one of Jump, Andres Lima.
When talking about the possibility that the FA access to the government in the first round of the elections next year assured that the important thing is “that the people do not lose.”
Source: Ambito
