Lustemberg considered that the proposal constitutes an electoral “maneuver” and questioned whether the candidate “mixes important issues such as early childhood State policies in his electoral strategy to gather votes,” stating that he will remain “on the side of the agreements, but not in the form of maneuver and/or demagoguery.
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In this sense, he highlighted that on issues of childhood and adolescence, the current government “failed in the design and failed to move forward.” He also criticized that “there has been a setback” in child poverty, and maintained that “good practices are applied, not announced.”
Finally, in statements to the press, the senator-elect was blunt regarding her position regarding a possible alliance with the National Party in the event of a possible coalition government: “Under no circumstances am I going to be part of a coalition government,” He said according to Telemundo.
