The Colorado candidate questioned the presence of his Frente Amplio competitor and his running mate, Carolina Cosse, at the tributes to the AMIA attack.
The presidential candidate for the Colorado Party, Andres Ojedaagain pointed against his competitor in the elections for the Frente Amplio, Yamandú Orsi, when recalling the photo with the president of Spain, Pedro Sanchez and the former Argentine president, Alberto Fernandezstating that “they are the worst of politics.”
Ojeda questioned Orsi’s participation alongside his running mate, Carolina Cossein the tribute for the 30th anniversary of the attack on the AMIA in Argentina this week.
“Yamandú Orsi, candidate of the Broad Frontgoing to Spain to see Pedro Sánchez and in turn, he and his running mate are now coming to Buenos Aires to the event AMIA and they don’t upload a photo, they don’t post anything, they stay for a while and then they leave as if they were even ashamed to come,” he commented in an interview with La Nación +.
In this regard, he recalled the photo that Orsi uploaded with the Spanish president. “The photo with Pedro Sánchez is there and the photo with Alberto Fernández was also always there,” he criticized. “I think they are the worst old politics; Yamandú Orsi, Alberto Fernández, Pedro Sánchez,” he added.
Last week, Ojeda posted a photo of Sánchez with Fernández and Orsi on his social media, as well as of the former mayor of Canelones with the former president of the neighboring country. “More of the old politics,” he said in his X post.
The Colorado Party proposes that Uruguay take a position against Hamas
The Colorado candidate commented that together with Robert Silva they proposed formally adding Hamas and Hezbollah as terrorist groups. “What’s the problem? That Uruguay “The US does not have a list of terrorist groups, so let’s do it and start with these two. It is very important that countries are not lukewarm,” he said.
On the other hand, he was in charge of questioning the position of the Broad Front by calling him “lukewarm” when the issue of a statement rejecting the Hamas attack on October 7 last year was discussed in Parliament.
Source: Ambito
