President Luis Lacalle Pou referred to the appointments of Big jump, after the chancellor’s question Francisco Bustillo and the Minister of Economy and Finance, Azucena Arbeleche, and considered that “there is clearly no illegality and there is no corruption.”
For Lacalle Pou What occurred was “a perhaps indiscriminate abuse of a revenue mechanism,” for which the Wide Front yesterday asked for the resignation of the delegates and those hired directly in the Mixed Technical Commission (CTM).
“That is what we are going to solve,” the president promised, who maintained that he will do so “first with direct communication to the CTM, second with a decree and third with a bill that is going to the Parliament”.
In fact, the nationalist leader claimed that “it has been a management in accordance with what is required with respect to the mandate he has.” “Big Jump” and, when talking about contracts, he admitted that “it is an opportunity to improve things.”
Lacalle Pou referred to the departure of Albisu and the resignation of the delegates
“We can make mistakes, people on my team can make mistakes. So much so that he resigns,” he explained, alluding to the departure of Carlos Albisu of the CTM presidency and declared: “The main manager of Salto Grande resigned.”
Anyway, Lacalle Pou He was against the FA’s request for the other delegates to resign. “The people who are working in CTM are ideal in their field,” he argued.
When mentioning the councilors, he indicated that “it is the part that is going to be reviewed and acted upon accordingly.” In that sense, the president noted: “We do not stay still and especially when there is a statement from the Parliament”.
Thus, he echoed the request of the House of Representatives, that this Wednesday morning approved the motion to request the resignation of the delegates and those directly hired who serve as councilors of the Departmental Board of Leap.
At the same time, after the marathon session at the Parliament, The deputies requested that an external management audit be carried out in the Joint Technical Commission.
Source: Ambito
