The Secretary of the Presidency, Alvaro Delgadopointed against the Broad Front (FA) for his position on the war between Israel and Loopwhich he described as “washed” and “ambiguous.”
The presidential official suggested that the opposition justified the armed attack carried out by Hamas in the last hours, which left hundreds of dead and injured.
The comments he made Slim This Sunday they took place within the framework of an event by the D Centro political sector, which is promoting its presidential candidacy for the National Party (PN).
In his speech, the member of the Executive Branch assured that the FA “is pushing the party to the increasingly radicalized left” by issuing, in his opinion, an “ambiguous” statement in response to the Hamas attack.
“The internal affairs of the Front increasingly condition it to take public definitions and that is dangerous,” he said. Slimwho then pointed directly at the Communist Party of Uruguay (PCU).
“I wish the entire political system were like we Uruguayans are in condemning terrorism. Clearly, without ambiguities. We did not see it in the declaration of the PCU or in that of other political parties,” shot the presidential secretary.
Slim He went further and stated that from opposition ranks, “more than condemning terrorism, it seems that sometimes they justify some actions”, since he perceived the FA’s own joint declaration, in addition to being “washed up and ambiguous”, as one that was ” conditioned by the internal”.
How did the Frente Amplio react to the war between Hamas and Israel?
For its part, in a statement dated last Saturday, the FA expressed its concern about the recent escalation of conflicts in Israel and Palestine.
“The FA follows with attention and concern the progressive deterioration of the conditions of coexistence and security between the states of Israel and Palestine,” the party maintains in its letter.
Likewise, they point out that the party “rejects and condemns the recent attacks perpetrated from Gaza against Israel” and the loss of civilian lives.
“The FA reiterates its call to the parties directly involved in the conflict to suspend actions that further aggravate the situation and to restart negotiations for a firm and lasting peace agreement within the framework of international law,” the statement continues.
Source: Ambito
