The ex-president Jose Mujica questioned the “mud” of the campaign in the face of the elections 2024 and asked to “maintain some axes of relationship”, when speaking out against a possible rift Uruguayan.
Mujica He was in favor of putting aside political differences and recalled his specific case with the president Luis Lacalle Pou. “I accompanied him to Brazil, because I made it easier for him to enter. I’m not stupid, I help the country. And that has to be put first,” he said.
The former president referred to this when asked at a press conference after an event at Wide Front in the Jacinto Vera neighborhood about whether the campaign began with “a lot of mud,” to which he responded that there is “too much.”
When analyzing this situation, he maintained that “it is the culture that has been generated in contemporary times and I think it is not good for us.” “That is why I have accepted talks, as a member of the union of former presidents, to try to temper it,” he noted.
In that sense, Mujica He admitted that “we may have big differences, but we have to maintain a framework, because, if not, we are a ballot.” “The differences should not keep us from maintaining some axes of relationship that make the country survive in the midst of this chaos,” he concluded.
Álvaro Delgado was along the same lines
The presidential candidate of the National Party, Álvaro Delgado, who during the Gaucha Homeland He expressed to Telemundo that “one can have differences, one can be harsh in the debate of ideas, but that does not mean we have to lose something that the Uruguayan “It has in its essence, which is meeting, greeting each other and even talking about the disagreements that we may have.”
By highlighting his dialogue during the event with the president of the FA, Fernando Pereira, He indicated that “Uruguayans deserve a high-level electoral campaign and we are committed to that.”
Meanwhile, Pereira shared that vision by pointing out that “Uruguay “It is characterized by a logical coexistence between those who live doing politics.”
“Those of us who make our lives a way and believe that there are country models to confront. But that does not mean that people have problems among us,” he warned, although he clarified: “That does not hide the differences: we consider that the government failed and a change is going to come from the hand of a new government of the Broad Front”.
Source: Ambito
