The hectic schedules of Yamandu Orsi (Wide Front), Alvaro Delgado (National Party) and Andres Ojeda (Colorado Party) entered into a pause, forced by the ban, allowing the candidates to recover home moments, although without losing sight of the bid for the 2024 elections.
Orsi had his last public appearance on Thursday, with the meeting with the bank workers union AEBUand decided to spend the hours of the electoral ban at his house in Cannelloni. “Manso, today he took the opportunity to take the little ones to school and go look for them,” they told Scope from the Frente Amplista candidate’s team. The former mayor of Cannelloni He will dedicate these hours to a few meetings and to preparing the speech he will give to his followers on Sunday night at the NH Columbia.
On Sunday, as he did in the June internal elections, after voting he will visit Mario Carambula –who recovers from a traffic accident- in The Stoneswhere “you will have some grill.” He will spend the first hours of the afternoon at his house, and then go to the Montevideo hotel where he will meet with the FA leadership and his running mate, Carolina Cosse.
Delgado’s agenda will be busier, who after having several meetings in the command this Friday, will tour militant premises tomorrow, Saturday, his team reported to this medium, looking for one last push in the campaign.
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On Sunday, the former Secretary of the Presidency will repeat the electoral routine of the inmates: he will be at home until mid-morning when he will go to vote and then he will accompany his wife, Leticia Latelaude, to her polling place. A must for Sunday lunch, the white one will taste some pasta, specifically lasagna, repeating the menu of the inmates.
Ojeda, for his part, dedicated this Friday to giving interviews to the foreign press and receiving the international guests who will accompany the electoral process on Sunday.
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The first hours of voting day he will be at his home and then he will go to his sister’s house to spend the day with his family, with his nephews and mother, his team told Ámbito. He will vote around 1:30 p.m. at the school where he studied, Le Mennais, and in the afternoon he will travel to the Hilton hotel, where he will await the results of the elections.
Source: Ambito
