The presidential candidate acknowledged the successes of President Luis Lacalle Pou, differentiating himself from his internal competitor.
The presidential candidate of Broad Front, Yamandú Orsi, He assured that “no one does everything right or everything wrong,” in a veiled criticism of his rival in the face of the elections internal, Carolina Cosse, who did not recognize achievements in the management of the Coalition.
“I think that the direction that the government set is not what the country needs, but from there to say that everything is wrong, I think that is not the right thing to do,” he said. Orsi at a press conference, who qualified his differences with the ruling party, with the recognition of some successes.
In this way, he referred to the response of cosse when she was consulted in an interview with the Informal Breakfast program about the greatest achievement of the administration of Lacalle Pou. After several seconds of silence and a question, the mayor of Montevideo in use of license stated: “And what would it be?”
On this point, Orsi He warned that “no one does everything right or everything wrong” and argued: “Of course I disagree with the orientation of this government and that is why I am in other ranks. But I have participated in some decisions or I have been closely involved when the government asks the Congress of Mayors “the creation of solidarity wages, which do not solve everything, but it was a sign.”
He assessed employment and inflation data and questioned the deficit and the exchange rate delay
He former mayor of Canelones He assured that “the jobs generated are a good thing, beyond the fact that precariousness is debatable,” while he noted: “If I had to talk about the inflation, “I think it has been handled well.”
“If we talk about fiscal deficit or the exchange delay, we are different. On some issues I agree, but obviously there are more things with which I disagree,” said the leader of the Broad Front.
“I must acknowledge to the president that he is involved in a large part of the activities that are decisive for our country, whether in a town’s festival, a national holiday in a department or in productive activities,” he noted. Orsi and concluded: “We criticize lack of transparency and other things, but nothing is 100% good or 100% bad.”
Source: Ambito
