White’s formula defines the opponent to be defeated as Pit-Cnt, and elections as “the future versus the past”

The presidential formula is National Party, composition Alvaro Delgado yes Valeria Ripoll, The first inland tour, which ended this Thursday, consisted essentially of a binomial display of nationalists’ desire to once again become the most voted political force in the country at press conferences in the provincial capitals. Government Alliance In the October election and defeated Broad Front (FA) in what is likely a November runoff.

The conclusion of the first phase of the White Plan was reached after the visit to Artigas that day, culminating on Thursday evening with a speech between the two sides at the headquarters of List 404 in Montevideo. Fresh air ——Leaders Martin Lema, Their eventual candidate for mayor of the capital was supported by Delgado (see box) – in which they mentioned the differences they understood to be marked with the FA formula, and the terms they would seek to propose in the electoral duel now further.

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Ripoll, speaking after Lema and before Delgado, was the first to say that despite the facts showing “many times” that Number of pits is the “trade union branch of the FA”, but from now on, for white people, this left-wing alliance “has no leader, no one who can provide reason, and is the political branch of the Pit National Team”. He added: “The choice is between the League and Pit-Cnt.”

Delgado, for his part, said that the movement not only proposed a confrontation between “two visions” of the country that were “opposed” in many ways, but also a dichotomy between “past and future,” a conceptual framework that also tends to apply red candidates.Andres Ojeda.

He also gave an example of what he was referring to. He said that “in the past” was back to “the dispute with the two economic teams”, referring to what he believed happened during the Jose Mujica government (2010-2015), when they managed “the (Ministry of Economy) and the OPP”, a common argument usually used by the ruling party.

“We’ve been through this, and the only thing that gives us comfort is uncertainty,” he said, adding: “Business ventures with public companies have failed, and we’ve lost over $1 billion. That’s happened, and I don’t want to go back to that.”

Instead, he said, the future “is a head-on fight against drug trafficking and organized crime” and even, as he has repeated many times, “not raising taxes.”

“The future is about building infrastructure, as we have done throughout Uruguay’s history, bridges, roads, airports, ports, hospitals, decentralization. This is the future, the past is static, thinking that Montevideo is only Uruguay, the metropolitan area, not believing in the country’s interior and a complete nation.

“The future,” he concluded, “is about believing in freedom.”