The mayor of Providencia, Evelyn Matthei (UDI), indicated that he expects maximum participation in the Constitutional Plebiscite and advocated that the result be respected, regardless of the participation.
“The plebiscite has to be held on October 25, we have to encourage the greatest possible participation, that is what the mayors are in. Naturally, even if he wins by one vote, the result has to be honored; there is the participation there is“said the communal authority.
Likewise, Matthei emphasized that “there are certain issues that are super conflictive, and that may mean that there is really an eternal discussion in the constituent body, whatever it may be, and that I believe that, in reality, it should be defined by the citizens, topics like: abortion, euthanasia, death penalty, where do the AFP quotes go, equal marriage“.
“It seems to me that it should be the citizens themselves that plebiscite them and provide the constituent body with a framework“recommended the mayor.
Lavín remains in the Approval
In an interview with Third, the mayor of Las Condes, Joaquin Lavin (UDI), who leads the presidential polls together with the mayor of Recoleta, Daniel Jadue (PC), He reiterated that he is going for the Approval in the plebiscite to define whether a new Constitution will be drawn up.
“The Elite have to stop being afraid of losing power because they have already lost it. I genuinely believe in Approve and what I want to do now is trying to convince that you have to embrace this path and gamble“he declared.
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