Argentina’s Andres Ojeda: Orsi and Cosse seem “ashamed” to attend AMIA event

Editorial in El País
Andres OjedaColorado Party Republican presidential candidate proposes a series of Interview In the past few hours Argentine media He talked about the current political context in Uruguay. One of the conversations was with Eduardo Feynmanregarding LN+, he questioned the latest The Broad Front’s position and the candidate duo Topics related to Israel.

Frente Amplitude candidate Armando Orsi to visit Spain Pedro Sanchez (President of the Spanish Government). In turn, he and his Formula One teammates came to Buenos Aires AMIA Events （30th anniversary of the attacks to Jewish headquarters), they don’t upload photos, they don’t post anything, they stay for a while and then leave. It’s as if they are even ashamed of doing this, ”criticized Ojeda.

He immediately gave an analogy: “However, Photo with Pedro Sánchez Broken. Photo with Alberto Fernandez “He always categorized him as a Class A politician.”

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The Colorado candidate described Olshey, Alberto Fernandez and Pedro Sanchez as “The worst old politics“In that sense, he stressed, that’s why ‘we have to work hard to prevent them from coming back.'”

Feynman consulted him Mujica Ojeda stressed that the former president “has gone elsewhere”. “There is no comparison, he does not participate in discussions of command,” he added.

Ojeda suggested that Uruguay declare Hezbollah and Hamas terrorist organizations, “just as Javier Milley did with Hamas in Argentina, thus opening the way for List Our country must establish this type of organization as soon as possible.”

On this issue, he said “it is very important that countries do not remain indifferent to this.”

He said that when the conflict began in October, Hamas invades Israel“Uruguay could not make a strong statement condemning the act because the Broad Front wanted something more watered down, condemning all the facts. You can’t be indifferent, you can’t equate everything. In October, we certainly saw the most brutal act we have ever seen in this century,” he stressed.