The sector Big House of the Broad Frontintegrated, among others, by the director of International Relations of the Municipality of Montevideo (IM), Fabiana Goyeneche, the mayoress of Municipality B, Silvana Pissano and former senator Constanza Moreira, announced that its national assembly decided to support the Mayor Carolina Cosse’s candidacy for the Presidency of the Republic.
“The time has come for Uruguay to have a female president. That is also part of the commitment to equality that the left represents,” the sector wrote in the statement under the title “Now we.” However, they continued: “it is not enough to be a woman; the commitment to the fight against gender inequality must accompany this proposal.”
The industry highlighted that Cosse involved women in leadership positions and who trust her “the assembly of a joint cabinet and shared responsibilities between genders and generations at all levels of government.” Casa Grande defined the FA as a “left-wing, feminist, anti-racist, and environmental” party for which it is “essential” to promote equality between men and women.”We believe in Carolina’s ability to create synergy between academia, civil and political society, trusting in the collective intelligence of our people,” the sector concluded.
The support of Casa Grande is given in the week before the Communist Party is heading to a definition of its support, something that will happen next Sunday according to the scheduled date. In this sense, at the end of March the general secretary of the Communist Party of Uruguay (PCU) Juan Castillo said that the mayor of Montevideo Carolina Cosse is a “good candidate” for the inmates of the Broad Front of 2024.
Castillo was interviewed on the program Who is who on Channel 5 and answered the question of whether Cosse would be a good candidate to run for the Presidency. The communist leader replied that he gave “the impression” that he did. “There is a set of elements that they make her a good candidate“, he expressed.
The general secretary of the PCU showed his agreement with the management in the mayor of Montevideo. “We discussed well with Cosse, we have a word commitmentwe work well in the departmental management of Montevideo. We are satisfied with your management“Castillo said. The PCU has yet to define whether it will support Cosse or present its own candidateafter the MPP made official its support for the candidacy of Yamandú Orsi.
