Orsi: Lacalle’s rejection of the article in the media law “is a relief” because it was “very harmful”

The Broad Front presidential candidate, Amandu Orsisaying he would not vote Enable Night Raid “Because there is no guarantee that this will solve” the problems associated with our country’s fight against drug trafficking, and asserting that “we must do our utmost” is ” Money Laundering“.

Lightning Access Jumpafter running his first campaign, as a candidate Carolina Coss In the city Beautiful Alliance On Friday night, the formula is Wide front He visited the towns of Constitución and Belém in Salto on Saturday morning, with Orsi noting that “if some places are inaccessible during the day, let alone at night,” referring to the nighttime raids.

In the afternoon, they held a press conference in Beijing. Broad Front Headquarters in Saltothe president of the sectoral political force, Luis Alonso, was also present, and Armando Orsi said on the same topic: “In my opinion, this smacks more of a marketing, because it is a question of security and a question of justice.”

Orsi stressed that despite the increase in crime Drug trafficking in Uruguay In recent years, “I haven’t seen anything involving money laundering, which is what all of this is about, and that’s why I think there’s something odd going on there, because drug trafficking has increased, but anti-money laundering operations haven’t increased, how odd.”

He reiterated that “he does not believe that night raids will solve the problem. To me, it sounds like an electoral opportunity, and I do not refuse to analyze it, but so far there is no indication that this will solve the problem. Or we can also set up a new department to make justice more powerful, as many parties have suggested.

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about Media LawThe Broad Front candidate insisted that “he does not believe it because it favours the centralisation of the media, which is bad, but I must say that when I see Presidential veto something more harmful than the whole law”, in relation to the article mandating that political information in the media “must be impartial, it is a noblesse oblige”.

After the meeting, Orsi and Cosse traveled to the country’s capital, where they will continue to tour the country’s interior this week.