Maria Inés Obaldia saw the “portrait” of Tabare Vázquez in marble in the Legislative Palace and sparked a wave of memes

Editorial in El País.
Broad Front evangelist and current political activist, Maria Ines Obaldiaunleashing memes and sarcastic comments through the “discoveries” he shared with his fans on the social network X (formerly Twitter). Specifically, he echoed the image of the former president in the eyes of many. Tabare Vasquez Engraved on the marble texture of one of the pillars Legislative Palace.

“Salon de Pasos Perdidos, accredited journalists showed me the portrait of Tabaré in marble, they found it in the third column entering from the Liberator … They even saw a microphone,” the correspondent posted, adding two photos, one of which shows a detail of the drawing on the marble.

This is very serious! They want to silence me because I speak uncomfortable truths, but this is “mystical delirium,” the senator responded. Graciela BianchiObaldia’s comment was one of more than 700 reactions.

Some followers have detected the character of Alf, the map of Australia or the faces of former de facto president Gregorio Álvarez or José Mujica’s “drinking buddies” in the veins of Peñarol’s fan columns.