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Yamandu Orsi
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On Tuesday night, Yamandu Orsi received the endorsement of a new leader of the National Partyin a day in which he managed to add more and more politicians from the traditional parties who they deny Álvaro Delgado as candidate of the right-wing coalition.
It is about Marcelo Muate Saravialawyer, agricultural producer in Santa Clara del Olimar, law professor, former departmental councilor for the National Party in Montevideo, founder of the Aire Fresco sector and List 404 together with Luis Lacalle Pou, in which he became a substitute deputy of Álvaro Delgado and, what he considers “the greatest honor”, great-great-grandson of Aparicio Saravia.
“Next November 24, I am going to vote for Yamandú Orsi. On November 24, political parties will not be voted on, presidential formulas and people will be voted on. I vote for Orsi because I consider him a transparent and honest man, and when it comes to comparison, he comes from scandals and complaints coming from the Executive Tower that led to criminal complaints, resignations of hierarchs, ministers, advisors, and, eventually, the political and criminal responsibilities,” argued Maute Saravia.
And he added: “I vote for Orsi also because I consider him an executive man, he was in charge of the Municipality of Canelones for 10 years, and not only did he have the majority in the Departmental Board granted to him by the Constitution of the Republic, but he also knew how to make agreements with mayors and councilors from other political parties and do good management.”
Maute Saravia says that Orsi is “conciliatory”
“The Parliament that emerged on October 27 is a Parliament divided into two halves, into two coalitions, and no law will be able to come out due to the will of a single party. They are going to have to reconcile, and I believe that Yamandú Orsi also meets that condition of power carry out a conciliatory and harmonious Executive Branch in the coming years,” said the nationalist leader in the video posted on social networks by himself.
“Next Sunday we play an important stop, and my decision is a calm, thoughtful and meditated decision. I know that grievances, insults, disqualifications will come out, typical of those who have no arguments or anything else to do other than denigrate others,” Maute Saravia concluded the short video.
A group of Wilsonists also go to Orsi’s side
Three prominent leaders of the Wilsonist wing of the National Party have decided to support the candidacy of Yamandú Orsi, of the Frente Amplio, for the second electoral round. This support includes Luis Guedes, Joaquín Guedes and Dr. Ángela Vierawho have a significant career in the political field and have stood out in their respective areas of action.
Luis Guedes, known for being the founder of the 50 list in Tacuarembó, has served as director of Social Promotion in the Municipality of Tacuarembó for 28 years. He is recognized for his commitment to the well-being of the community and his experience in managing areas that directly impact the quality of life of citizens. His decision to support Orsi arises from his belief that the Frente Amplio candidate is the most suitable to lead the country in the future..
Guedes has expressed his criticism of the National Party, despite defining himself as “white as a bagual bone.” “When I see that something is declining because the ideas end… we have to look for other horizons. Although I am as white as a bagual bone, in this one I am going to change because I think that the Frente Amplio project is a better project,” he stated. This statement highlights his dissatisfaction with the current direction of his party and his inclination towards proposals more aligned with his social vision.
The support also comes from Joaquín Guedes, son of Luis and leader of the Renovación Group of list 32 of the National Party. Joaquín is a recognized figure in the local political sphere and has been working for a generational transformation within his party in Tacuarembó. Your support for Yamandú Orsi seeks to reflect a clear will to move towards an inclusive policy based on consensus.
“We are convinced that the best option today is Orsi,” said Joaquín Guedes during the declaration of support. This statement is part of a broader front that seeks to prioritize social progress and add voices that contribute to the development of effective and representative policies. His message emphasizes a vision of inclusion for all Uruguayans, regardless of their political affiliation.
Additionally, Dr. Ángela Viera, a renowned professional in the field of social policies, adds to this support, highlighting the importance of focusing priorities on the general well-being of the population. Viera, committed to the development of policies that benefit the most vulnerable sectors, affirms that her support for Orsi is an act of political maturity that reflects the intention to join forces to overcome divisions.
