Roque García leaves Cabildo Abierto, pointing out betrayals

Roque García

porEditorial Team

Uruguay

The former mayoral candidate leaves Manini's party after the betrayal by his two deputies

The retired colonel who was a candidate for mayor of Montevideo in last May's elections for the Coalición República has left Cabildo Abierto, Guido Manini's party.

García is leaving Cabildo Abierto after this political group has voted for the worst laws together with Frente Amplio.

The two Cabildo Abierto deputies, Álvaro Perrone and Silvana Pérez Bonavita, have so far given Frente Amplio the two votes the left needs in the Chamber of Deputies to have the absolute majority of 50 votes.

Because of Cabildo Abierto, Frente Amplio has approved new taxes and, above all, the Five-Year Budget, which is the left's economic plan to further impoverish the country and increase unemployment, poverty, and misery.

The Budget bill was voted for by the two Cabildo Abierto deputies by 95%.

It is worth noting that Frente Amplio has 48 votes in the Chamber of Deputies, and needs two more to reach the 50 required to pass laws.

These two votes are being provided by the two Cabildo Abierto deputies.

The former mayoral candidate is being consistent with what he has advocated since he entered politics recently, and he has pointed out the blatant betrayals of Cabildo Abierto, giving the two votes in the lower house to the Frente Amplio government.

The two traitor deputies

Álvaro Perrone and Silvana Pérez are betraying Cabildo Abierto voters in the worst way.

The retired colonel who was a candidate for mayor of Montevideo in last May's elections for the Coalición República has left Cabildo Abierto, Guido Manini's party.

García is leaving Cabildo Abierto after this political group has voted for the worst laws together with Frente Amplio.

The Budget bill was voted for by the two Cabildo Abierto deputies by 95%.

It is worth noting that Frente Amplio has 48 votes in the Chamber of Deputies, and needs two more to reach the 50 required to pass laws.

These two votes are being provided by the two Cabildo Abierto deputies.

The two traitor deputies

Álvaro Perrone and Silvana Pérez are betraying Cabildo Abierto voters in the worst way.

They vote in Parliament together with totalitarian communists, impoverishing socialists, and terrorist Tupamaros from the MPP.

Cabildo Abierto is supposed to be a right-wing political party, yet it votes with the ultra-radical left for new taxes and more state regulations, which will only bring poverty, unemployment, and business closures.

It should be remembered that Manini's group is statist in economic terms, seeking for the State to continue increasing its bureaucracy and for taxes to keep rising, punishing hardworking Uruguayans, just like Frente Amplio.

It is suspected that in exchange for these two votes, both Perrone and Pérez have traded trusted positions in various state agencies.

Manini is in charge

Although Manini is not a member of Parliament, it is obvious that he gives orders to deputies Perrone and Pérez to vote together with Frente Amplio.

The betrayal by those led by Guido Manini is evident, and Roque García pointed this out in mid-October, when he publicly announced his departure from Cabildo Abierto.

The future of the former mayoral candidate is uncertain, but he will undoubtedly continue working politically at the departmental level in Montevideo.

Pointing out the betrayals and distancing oneself from a political project that stabs its own voters in the back is the act of a good man, and García is acting accordingly.