The Frente Amplio presidential candidate criticized Álvaro Delgado and Robert Silva for focusing on the issue, despite the fact that both were part of the current administration.
He presidential candidate of the Broad Front (FA), Yamandú Orsiassured that the government is “recognizing failures” when campaigning with the public securityand criticized the presidential candidates Alvaro Delgadoof the National Party (PN)and Robert Silvaof the Colorado Party (PC)for speaking as if they had not belonged to the current management.
The still mayor of cannelloniwho will formally resign from his position on March 1, expressed his surprise this Monday at a press conference after the candidates took the fight against insecurity as the focus of their campaign.
“It would seem that Robert Silva is not from this government, that he comes from another place or another party, however, his party is part of the government and was a leader,” he noted. Orsiwho added: “It is time to raise it now and resolve it now.”
Asked about Delgado’s statements, who promised to declare “war on insecurity and drug trafficking“, the Canarian mayor commented: “It is part of the same thing.”
“For someone who is in the government, in a place as central as it has been, it is difficult to make different proposals when you are the protagonist, I think that deep down what there is is the recognition of some failures,” he stated.
“The war on drugs makes a barbaric noise to me”
At the same time, Orsi He pointed out that the word “war” that Delgado used in reference to the fight against drug trafficking “makes a barbaric noise,” because “very powerful countries in that war have done badly, which you leave for us.”
“What we have to do is a frontal and hard fight with the problems in our childhood, with the violence in the gurisada, with the lack of opportunities,” he asserted.
“In these issues, a lot is often simplified for the sake of immediate electoral or positioning gains, and that is what bothers me,” he pointed out.
Source: Ambito
