Uruguay
Martín Lema criticized the government and the Montevideo City Hall at a List 404 event
The National Party senator questioned the national and departmental administrations during the anniversary of his political faction. He also said that in the coming days he will present proposals on transportation, coexistence and security.
The National Party senator and leader of List 404, Martín Lema, criticized the national government and the Montevideo City Hall during the event marking the 18th anniversary of his political faction, according to Subrayado.
The event was held at the Centro Gallego and was attended by former president Luis Lacalle Herrera, the National Party board president Álvaro Delgado, former minister Luis Alberto Heber and other party leaders and lawmakers.
In his speech, Lema highlighted the leadership of Luis Lacalle Pou and contrasted it with the current situation. He also drew distinctions with the Frente Amplio and said he maintains opposing positions on social policy. In that context, he referred to the transfer system proposed in the Rendición de Cuentas bill.
According to Subrayado, the senator also took aim at Health Minister Cristina Lustemberg, whose management he considered negative. He also criticized the Frente Amplio for its criticism of the Hospital del Cerro when it was built and previewed what his faction’s position will be when the Costa de Oro hospital is inaugurated.
Regarding the departmental administration, Lema criticized Mario Bergara‘s management in Montevideo and referred to the mobility plan. According to Subrayado, he said that in the coming days he will present concrete proposals related to transportation, coexistence and security.
He also defended the Interior Ministry’s management during the previous coalition government and criticized current minister Carlos Negro, saying he took office defeated after declaring that the war against drug trafficking was lost.
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