The operatives of the Broad Front (FA) and the National Party (PN) so that they reach the Uruguay voters residing in Argentina are already underway, with the first groups arriving at Montevideo through the port.
He Francisco ship of the company Bus that connects the Argentine capital with the Uruguayan capital showed a picturesque panorama this Friday, with dozens of passengers wrapped in FA flags.
The murmur and chatter about the expectations generated in these citizens by the runoff Sunday contrasted with the significant number of Argentines traveling to their final destination Punta del Este to spend a few days of rest. A movement that has been increasing in recent weeks, crew members confirmed to Scope and that allows us to project a very good summer season.
“I’ve been traveling since ’71. “I love going to vote and I go to all the elections, I didn’t miss any of them,” he commented to this medium. Stella Amaral, noticeably excited. “In Buenos Aires We get together in clubs in different neighborhoods from time to time and now with the issue of the elections we campaign, call and work so that all Uruguayans can vote,” he added while arranging a flag of the Wide Front which he wore tied around his neck like a handkerchief.
He Wide Front organized its operation to mobilize the vote from Argentina by subsidizing 80% of the cost of tickets to Cologne and Montevideo of the Buquebus company and also hired several buses that will reach other cities in the Uruguay, as Leap and Paysandu. They wait for them to cross the La Plata River several thousand voters.
Another voter, who identified herself as a Frente Amplista, traveled accompanied by her daughter to participate in Sunday’s runoff, told Scope that she was going to stay a few more days unlike her daughter who returned to Buenos Aires the same election night. “It’s a reunion with friends and, at my age, I want to celebrate. If you win (Yamandu) Orsi “I’m going to go to the celebrations,” he said.
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Voters who contacted National Party To travel to the country and participate in the second round, they agreed to a subsidy for the entire ticket to Colonia and Montevideo through the Express Colony, explained to this medium Paula Diaz, reference of the PN in Argentina. Furthermore, if you pay within the country, this transfer is covered.
Source: Ambito
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