a few hours after Guido Manini Rios and Oscar Andrade are face to face to debate for the referendum of the Law of Urgent Consideration (LUC)both the political advisers and the organizers adjust the Final details with the expectation that the instance —which The Observer will broadcast live from the 21st hour—mark a milestone in the campaign by March 27.
The senators plan to arrive between forty and sixty minutes before the Commercial and Industrial Center of Floridawhich will serve as a television studio, and there they will be put on make-up and hold a dialogue with the moderators to review the blocks and the dynamics of the debate, which will last approximately one hour.
The lobbyist leader and the communist leader will exchange on housing, labor relations, education and security, as established during previous talks. The first two issues were proposed by Andrade, while the third and fourth were requested by the former Army Commander-in-Chief. By mid-afternoon, both leaders were making the last reviews and correcting the final details, according to what the advisers reported in dialogue with The Observer.
on the tv set the lighting will be neutral, therefore, no reference will be made to any of the options for the referendum. The technical preparations are being made with the support of the different signals and cables from the interior that are members of the Uruguayan Chamber of Television for Subscribers (CUTA), which is the organizer of the activity.
The debaters They will each be in front of a screen and behind a small lectern, where both Manini and Andrade will be able to have notes and graphics to show during the broadcast.
Between them will be the main host and lying on one side will be the other two moderators, who according to the director of Cardinal TV, Agustín Ricagni, are already meeting in the offices of Florida TV, a few blocks from the conference room. where the debate will take place, to finalize the details and review the script.
In another sector of the studio, the sign language interpreters will be located and there will be two spaces outside the vision of the cameras for the support teams of Manini and Andrade.
In each block the issues will be presented and each senator will have four minutes to present their ideas, but then each leader will have one minute to respond and another minute to respond again. On the end, in addition, each one will have 120 seconds for a final message.
Among the thematic axes there will be a commercial break where there will be no electoral publicity and while the session lasts, the advisors will be able to speak with Manini and Andrade to outline strategies and exchange on the progress of the debate.
