The National Electoral Commission of the Socialist Party completed the secondary scrutiny of the election of party authorities, held last Sunday, August 7.
According to the final results, Gonzalo Civila was re-elected as General Secretary of the Socialist Party, for the next three years, with 66.1% of the votes.
For her part, the former coordinator of the Broad Front, María Jossé Rodríguez, obtained 19.7% and Darcy de los Santos 14.2%.
Central Committee of the Socialist Party
The Central Committee election had the following results: 59.7% for list 4, obtaining 31 positions; 14.2% for list 6, obtaining seven charges; 6.4% for list 7, obtaining three positions; 19.7% for list 8, obtaining 10 charges.
In the Electoral Commission five positions correspond to list 104, one position to list 106 and one position to list 108.
In the Fiscal Commission four charges to list 204 and one to list 208.
In the Disciplinary Commission, four charges to the 304 list and one to the 308 list.
socialism with pluralism
“We believe in the need to build socialism with pluralism,” said Civila during the use of the floor, after being recognized as general secretary to exercise the leadership of the Party for three years.
The plurality of actors, ideas and perspectives is key for the socialist project to move forward, said the re-elected secretary general of Uruguayan socialism.
“Furthermore, we have always sought radicalism, going to the root of the proposal to transform Uruguayan society, because it is not about accommodating a different and unequal society a bit,” Civila said.
