Various international leaders express their regret for the death of the former Uruguayan president José “Pepe” Mujica. Through messages on social networks, their political legacy, their commitment to social justice and their role as a symbol of the Latin American left.
The president of Colombia Gustavo Petro He was one of the first to publicly react to the death of Mujica. In your account of XGustavo Petro defined him as “the great revolutionary” and expressed his desire that Latin America progress towards greater regional integration, evoking the figure of the Uruguayan ex -president as a symbol of that union.
Evo Moralesthe former president of Bolivia also expressed his pain for the death of Mujica, whom he considered an ideological brother and reference. Through a tweet, he highlighted his commitment to Latin American integration and his example of life. “All Latin America is mourning,” Morales wrote, while sending his condolences to the Uruguayan people Already the militancy companions of the exmandatario.
The Ecuadorian ex -president Rafael Correa He fired Mujica with a brief but emotional message on his social networks. He accompanied a photograph of former Uruguayan president with the phrase: “We left Pepe …”, adding an emoji of sadness.
The Spanish Eurodiputa Irene Montero He fired Mujica with one of his most remembered phrases, remembering the impact of his figure on generations committed to social transformation. “That Vuele Alto Pepe Mujica. Thank you for everything”Montero wrote, citing his words about the struggle for equality and the sense of living with dignity.
Claudia Sheinbaumthe president of Mexicohe regretted with Mujica’s departure and defined it as an example for Latin America and the world. In a tweet through his official account, he highlighted his wisdom, thought and simplicity, and sent his condolences to family, friends and the Uruguayan people, adding to the duel for the loss of the ex -president.
The former president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchneralso spoke after Mujica’s death. In an emotional message posted in “X”, he recalled it as “a great man who dedicated his life to militancy and his homeland.” In addition, he expressed his support for Lucía Topolansky and the Uruguayan people: “Pepe, we’re going to miss you a lot.”
The Spanish president Pedro Sánchezhonored him with words of admiration and affection. “A better world. In that he believed, militated and lived Pepe Mujica,” he wrote in his official account, highlighting his way of doing politics “from the heart.” He also sent his love to the family of the former president and the Uruguayan people, closing his message with a meaning: “Eternal, Mujica.”
The former president, Alberto Fernándezhe fired Pepe Mujica with a message where he highlights his humility, coherence and values, “Pepe Mujica has been an example for a policy that banalizes everything. An example of austerity in a society that rewards those who knead fortunes,” he wrote. And concluded with a personal reflection: “Without Francisco and without Pepethe world is sad and weakens. My memory forever for that great Uruguayan. “
The president of Bolivia, Luis Arceexpressed his regret for Mujica’s death with an emotional message in “X”: “Fly Alto dear Pepe!” Described it as “a real Hope, humility and struggle for social justice ” And he stressed that his legacy will live “in our hearts, in the history of Uruguay and the big homeland.” He also sent his condolences to his partner Lucia Already all their loved ones.
The president of Chile, Gabriel Boriche fired Mujica with an emotional message in which he evoked his legacy and commitment to justice: “Pepe dear, I imagine you worried about the bitter salad today in the world.” Remembered his teachings and assured that “While our hearts fuck us and there is injustice in the world, it is worth continuing to fight.”. He also promised that the olive tree who planted “flourish” and sent a hug to Lucia, Uruguay and the entire world. “With you, oblivion will be impossible”he concluded.
Source: Ambito
