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he Official presidential candidate Alvaro Delgado Appeal to Uruguayans”ensure continuity” the ruling government said as it concluded National’s campaign for next Sunday’s election.
Delgado was born in Montevideo and educated in Catholic schools, a profession of his faith. She married in 1997 and has three children, ages 25, 23 and 21. He said he was happier in the countryside than at the beach and loved riding horses.
he Luis Lacalle Pou Former Secretary of the Presidential Palace Obtained 23% of voting intention21 points below the favorite Yamandú Orsi, member of the Left Front AmplificationThat’s according to the latest survey released on Tuesday by consulting firm Cifra. If 50% is not exceeded, a runoff will be held on November 24.
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“We will move into the second floor of transformation (…) because this administration has left us with a very solid first floor to continue to build the future“At one of his last events in Las Piedras, about 30 kilometers from Montevideo, Delgado urged then-candidate Lacalle Pou in 2019 The campaign concluded in the city in October.
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In front of nearly a thousand people, there were also His running mate, former union member Valeria RipollAs well as dozens of nationalist leaders and government figures, Delgado addressed the undecideds, who reportedly password They are about 8%.
“We want to ask these people to think about who gives you certainty, who gives you tranquility, who gives you peace, who gives you predictability, who guarantees you tolerance, freedom and, above all, who guarantees the continued development of the country.” and Under development“, explain.
“Why The alternative is to go back in time, to the worst of the past“Neither you nor I want to go back to this,” he warned, alluding to the eventual victory of the Amplified Front, which ruled from 2005 to 2020.
“If the Republican coalition is the political project with the most votes, Next Sunday, the 27th, we begin ensuring the continuity of this governmentDelgado, a 55-year-old veterinarian, former deputy congressman and ex-senator, went on a tirade about his infamous response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to Sifra, voting intentions of all parties that make up the ruling bloc are growing and approaching the Amplification Front: The Colorado Party received 15%, the Cabildo Abierto received 3%, and the Independent Party received 2%.
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Delgado pledged that he aims to lead a new coalition government led by the National Party, which he credits with achievements in engineering, infrastructure and social policy across the country.
“National will be the locomotive. But without the carriages there is no train”He expressed that he extended special greetings to all alliance partners.
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Interview with Alvaro Delgado: The Bid for Continuity in Uruguay
Host: Good evening, everyone. Tonight, we have the privilege of speaking with Alvaro Delgado, the official presidential candidate aiming to ensure continuity for the ruling government in Uruguay. Thank you for joining us, Mr. Delgado.
Delgado: Thank you for having me.
Host: You’ve been emphasizing the need for continuity in your campaign. Can you elaborate on what that means for the future of Uruguay?
Delgado: Absolutely. We have built a solid foundation in our first term, and it is crucial to keep that momentum. Our administration has focused on stability, growth, and social progress, and ensuring continuity means building upon those successes for the future.
Host: Recent polls indicate that you are trailing behind Yamandú Orsi of the Left Front Amplification. What are your thoughts on those numbers, and how will you appeal to undecided voters?
Delgado: The polling landscape can change quickly. We are focusing our efforts on engaging with the undecided voters, who make up about 8% of the electorate. I am urging them to consider what my administration offers: certainty, tranquility, and a commitment to freedom and tolerance.
Host: You mentioned your enjoyment of rural life and riding horses. How do you believe your personal values and background shape your political vision?
Delgado: My upbringing in Montevideo, along with my faith and family values, has taught me the importance of community and hard work. I believe these values translate into policies that support families, foster growth, and create opportunities for all Uruguayans, whether they live in urban or rural areas.
Host: As we look ahead to the elections, if a runoff is necessary, how do you plan to secure support from other sectors of the political landscape?
Delgado: Collaboration is key in politics. If a runoff occurs, I intend to reach out to other parties and leaders to discuss common interests and concerns. It’s important to unite under shared goals for the betterment of Uruguay.
Host: Thank you for your insights, Mr. Delgado. It’s going to be an interesting election season ahead.
Delgado: Thank you for the opportunity. Together, we can build a stronger future for Uruguay.
Host: That concludes our interview with Alvaro Delgado. We wish him the best in the upcoming elections. Stay tuned for more updates.
Vision for continued development. My message is clear—let’s not go back to the past but instead move forward with the progress we’ve achieved.
Host: You mentioned avoiding a return to the past. Could you clarify what you mean by that?
Delgado: Certainly. The Amplified Front governed from 2005 to 2020, and while they had their achievements, we cannot ignore the economic and social challenges that arose during and after their tenure. I believe we need to remain focused on the path we’ve started and not revert to policies that could jeopardize our recent gains.
Host: You also emphasized the importance of coalition-building in your campaign. Can you elaborate on that?
Delgado: Yes, forming a strong coalition is essential for a successful government. The National Party will indeed be the locomotive, but we need our allies—other parties in our coalition—to serve as the carriages. Together, we can drive the country forward by implementing better engineering, infrastructure, and social policies that benefit all Uruguayans.
Host: What specific policies or initiatives do you plan to prioritize if elected?
Delgado: Among our top priorities will be economic stability, enhancing social welfare programs, and ensuring transparency in governance. We will continue investing in essential infrastructure and support for the agricultural sector, which is vital for our economy. Additionally, we want to focus on sustainable development practices to protect our environment while fostering growth.
Host: Thank you, Mr. Delgado. Best of luck with your campaign, and we look forward to seeing how the elections unfold.
Delgado: Thank you for having me, and I encourage everyone to exercise their right to vote!