Former President of National Administration of Public Education (I scold) and current presidential candidate L Colorado Party (Computer), Robert Silvaintroduced his technical team on Tuesday night with a speech promising improvements to the team Uruguay If he wins this year's elections.
During his speech, the candidate promised strong development in innovation, great focus on the productive sector, and good dialogue with the academy. “Uruguay It must be a first world country. “We have everything to do it, and we will be able to do it,” said the politician, who insisted that his country play in “major tournaments.”
With a name “Transformation Team”Silva presented a total of 180 technicians and references who will accompany them during their candidacy and who will be part of their government if elected in this year's elections. “Today we present the coordinators of the transformation team who, together with more than 180 technicians and references, are working to bring Uruguay to the First World. It is possible!”, he posted on his social networks.
Innovation and science
During his presentation, the candidate stressed that he will be able to focus on national development and innovation and that he will maintain a good dialogue with the Academy with the aim of continuing the educational reform he carried out last year when he was President of the Academy. I scold.
“It happened to me, V tacuarembo, “A few decades ago, when they extended their hand to me and said: 'You can be whatever you want to be in life, we will help you,'” Silva said, highlighting that he would also work to promote targeted social policies.
Accordingly, he promised to allocate 1% of the amount gross domestic product To innovation and science. He added: “We will commit to reaching 1% of science and technology in this country, and today we are making the commitment.”
On the other hand, he criticized the current economy and stressed that he would try to export Uruguayan products and services. “We want to export products and services Uruguay, And not Uruguayan workers, as may unfortunately happen.”
A candidate who is certain of winning the internal elections
At the beginning of February, Silva was fully convinced that he would win the internal elections. “I am very convinced of our project,” he said in a conversation with Radio Monte Carlo, adding: “I have held meetings all over the country, and the support we have for our candidacy is great and I am confident that we will win.” Internal elections to transform the Presidential Council and lead the coalition in the next term of the government.
On the other hand, the Colorado state pre-candidate noted that during the current government administration,… Multicolored alliance She managed to “initiate processes of major changes in the country”, e.g education reformBut also in the field of financial and social policies. “This is why there must be a new coalition government,” he said.
