“You could have been much more aggressive,” launched the National Party senator, in a dart at the internal team ahead of the 2024 elections.
The senator Juan Sartori, who has not yet defined whether or not he will be a pre-candidate for the National Party in the elections 2024, threw a dart at the president’s management Luis Lacalle Pou, by questioning that “we have not signed a trade agreement until now with the entire world.”
Sartori He expressed himself this way by sharing a message from his X account (exTwitter), in which he criticized that the government “is fighting with the Mercosur” and, although he valued the negotiations with China for TLC, But he stated: “There are three or four agreements that are being talked about, but they are very far from being finalized.”
The white legislator spoke out against “the international insertion” of the administration of Lacalle Pou and maintained that, on some issues, such as trade agreements, “they could have been much more aggressive.”
When referring to these agreements, he believed that “many more could have been signed” and highlighted the benefits of these agreements for Uruguay.”It is something that immediately brings investment, growth and jobs indirectly,” he said.
Sartori highlighted the creation of jobs
Sartori, who faced problems in the Parliament for the delivery of his sworn statement, he criticized in another section of the video he shared his promise for the previous campaign, where he aimed to get 100,000 jobs.
“A number, an objective, was criticized, as if it had been impossible or unattainable,” the senator began and highlighted the government for reaching 106,000. jobs.
The white leader thus echoed the information provided this Wednesday by the INE, which reflected that the employment rate It rose to 58.9% in December, marking its highest record since the end of 2016.
Source: Ambito
