The presidential candidate of Broad Front, Yamandú Orsi, He highlighted the support for his application from the citizens and stressed that “we are the party that grew the most and the most voted in the country.” Uruguay”.
Orsi stated that “there is little left”, so he called to “double down and generate that country of unity that we want so much”, in view of the runoff that will be held with Alvaro Delgado, of the National Party.
“There is nothing more unhurried than a people making its history,” the candidate said in his speech, in a phrase of Alfredo Zitarrosa, which he had previously given in his public speech president of the PIT-CNT, Marcelo Abdala.
Orsi appreciated that “Uruguay is once again in the news for its civic culture”, while thanking activists, delegates and citizens in general.
“We must ensure that no one is left behind, that is why we want to win. Our symbols summarize what we are and our national anthem calls us to an ethical commitment 16 times: we will know how to comply, Uruguayans”, He pointed out and sentenced: “With work, with justice, with equality, with security and with freedom. We are many parts and everything at the same time. It’s not long away, we will triumph.”
Cosse stressed that “democracy won”
The first speaker was the candidate for vice president of the FA, Carolina Cosse, He highlighted that “today democracy and the Republic won again”, pointing out that “the result of an election exceeds the partisan result”, while he highlighted that the FA proposal “is the one that attracted the most support.”
Cosse was the first speaker at the FA event in front of the militancy and highlighted that the FA has been “25 years as a majority force” and called for “joining wills to have a government that forges State policies”.
“We Uruguayans once again had a wonderful day. “The pillars that support our homeland and make our country great once again won,” said the former mayor of Montevideo and noted: “The result of an election exceeds the partisan result.”
In that sense, he clarified: “We did not vote against the National Party, we voted to beat the insecurity, violence, ignorance, inequality and injustice.”
“Congratulations dear Yamandú. “We are going to work without pause so that you can be the president of all Uruguayans that this country deserves,” he highlighted about the presidential candidate and predicted: “There will be a new progressive era.”
Source: Ambito
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