The former president clarified that he is not a friend of the presidential candidate, but assured that he is a person who seeks unity in the neighboring country.
The former Uruguayan president, Jose Mujicagave his opinion regarding the elections that will take place in Argentina this weekend and assured that “I would vote for Massa with both hands” rather than voting for the right-wing candidate. Javier Milei; Faced with this, the presidential candidate for Union for the Homeland thanked him for the support.
“If I were Argentine, I feel more than a brother in my innermost being, given the dilemma that the Argentine people have and not because (Sergio) Massa be my friend, but given the option that exists I would vote for him,” states the former president at the beginning of the video.
In that sense, he stressed that he shares the position of the presidential candidate for Peronism because he “repeatedly” raises the need for a National government. “It seems to me that he is aware (of) that the Argentina It does not need a cataclysm but rather to build national unity, because there it will have the strength to get out of the drama in which it is immersed,” Mujica explained.
For this reason, he assured that “I would vote for Massa with both hands” if I would have to vote in Argentina. “It seems to me that she inclines a step of hope with her open attitude of dialogue and of inclusion and not of contempt and crushing. Good luck Argentines, good luck, good luck to all Latin Americans; for the Argentine people and for us, those of us who live close to the Argentina”, Mujica concluded.
The Peronist candidate uploaded the video to his social networks thanking the former president for his support and affection for Argentina. Sergio Massa will face the candidate this Sunday Javier Milei in a runoff that has both Argentina and the countries related to it expectant.
Javier Milei He is a representative of the most radicalized sector of the right, Freedom Advances and has been strongly questioned regarding its governance capacity and its policies that establish a cut in the State, the dollarization of the economy, as well as public education of citizens like the While Sergio Massacurrent Economy Minister of Argentina, is currently questioned for the economic policies he imposed in the neighboring country.
Source: Ambito
