Leaders of the Multicolor Coalition expressed their disagreement with the management of Carolina Cosse at the head of the departmental government.
The Montevideo Municipality (IMM) was once again in the eye of the storm after the intense fall of rain last Saturday at noon, which led to large floods in several streets of the country’s capital, something that sparked new criticism from several leaders of the Multicolor Coalition about the departmental government and the mayor and presidential candidate for the Broad Front (FA), Carolina Cosse.
The leaders of the government alliance took advantage of another opportunity to make known their disagreement with Cosse’s management at the head of the IM, expressing themselves through social networks.
He Senator of the National Party (PN), Sebastián Da Silva, assured through his “They are terrifying,” she concluded.
Along the same lines, the presidential candidate for the Colorado Party (PC), Gabriel Gurméndez, launched an irony: “Waters without direction: For those who think badly, look that Ing. Cosse has nothing to do with this disaster.” “She had already taken leave, she went inside, I think,” she concluded in her message.
“In 30 minutes it rained 60 millimeters”
For his part, the interim mayor of Montevideo, Mauricio Zuninoassured that “in 30 minutes it rained 60 millimeters” and that this intensity of rainfall was what generated “the overflows” in the streets of Montevideo.
In turn, the leader told Subrayado that, in his opinion, the “drainage system worked well,” because “it was clean” and allowed “the water to go down quickly,” so “the situation was controlled properly.” quick way”.
“Montevideo has suffered this type of climatic phenomena in recent times very frequently, and it is part of what we have to think about to see how we react, in a new phenomenon that has to do with climatic alterations,” he pointed out.
Source: Ambito
