The National Party candidate criticised his opposition rival for not attending events attended by the other presidential candidates.
The candidate of the National Party (PN), Alvaro Delgado, He assured that the Broad Front, “hides” to Yamandú Orsi, by ironizing about the decision of his opposition rival not to participate in debates at events where the rest of the candidates of the coalition.
Delgado said that the FA “has hidden the program until now and now they want to hide the candidate,” and then pointed out that “it is good that Orsi says what he thinks.” The criticism comes amid the differences between the candidate and his running mate, Carolina Cosse, Regarding the plebiscite of PIT-CNT against social security reform.
He former Secretary of the Presidency He thus echoed the decision of the Frente Amplio candidate not to attend meetings with the four official candidates because it would be “unbalanced”. In this regard, he admitted his “surprise” and pointed out: “It does not do any good to the Campaign”.
“Is a disrespect not to go to the panels of the different groups, which invite all the presidential candidates to present their ideas. To be president you don’t just have to win an internal election, you have to be willing to show your face, not be afraid, have proposals and be prepared,” Delgado said during an event within the framework of the National Congress of Herrerismo, where his running mate participated Valeria Ripoll, as well as referents among which were the former candidate Laura Raffo and the senator Luis Alberto Heber.
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Álvaro Delgado is confident of his victory in the 2024 elections
Beyond the scandal in Artigas that hit hard in the National Party and led to the departure of Pablo Caram of the Intendancy, the white candidate highlighted the chances of the coalition. “I am convinced that Uruguay will not change course,” he stressed.
He then addressed the opposition directly, adding: “I am convinced that the Broad Front does not deserve to rule the Uruguay”. Along these lines, he considered that the leadership of the now opposition space “was never up to the task.”
Specifically about his role in the 2024 elections, he imagined himself winning the competition against Andres Ojeda (Colorado Party), Guido Manini Rios (Open Town Hall) and Pablo Mieres (Independent Party). “Our party will once again lead the governing coalition,” he concluded.
Source: Ambito
