The former president downplayed the possibility that the Colorado Party will decide the presidential formula tonight.
The former president and reference of the Colorado Party, Julio Maria Sanguinettiattended a new election day in Uruguay and urged “contemporaries, veterans” to cast their vote: “Go out and vote, it’s not so cold,” he asked, with good humor in a new democratic demonstration.
“It is a practice that, for example, in our party, the internal elections are historical, but since the last reform they are obligatory,” reflected the historic Colorado leader before entering the school where he cast his vote, and which he attended with the chosen lists in his pocket. “It is a internal democratization process of the parties. “From the electoral option that each one takes from their party, they define what their option is for the end,” he added.
Regarding the presidential formula of the Colorado Party and the possibility that the binomial will be known tonight, Sanguinetti relativized the urgency that other pre-candidates in the sector maintained: “That is not the sacrament, it may be or it may not be.”
The fun crossover with Liliam Kechichian
While casting her vote, Sanguinetti stood in line behind the senator from the Broad Front and head of the opposition bench, Liliam Kechichian. Between laughter and greetings, both political leaders acknowledged that they always voted in the same Vote Receiving Commissionwhich is why they share many anecdotes about democratic days.
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Highlighting the healthy encounters of the Uruguayan democracy and the political parties, Kechichián told the press, with humor: “We have voted together all our lives, never the same but always together.”
Source: Ambito
