Uruguay's Partido Nacional sets a 2030 return to government as its goal
The president of the board of Uruguay's Partido Nacional, Álvaro Delgado, on Sunday called on members of the country's main opposition force to “build the history of the future” and set a return to government in 2030 as the first objective, so that Uruguay can “find direction again.”
Uruguay's Partido Nacional, the country's oldest political party, has set its goal to return to government by 2030. At the party's 190th anniversary celebration held in Montevideo, Alvaro Delgado, the president of the board, called on members to "build the history of the future" and set 2030 as the first objective. The party, founded on August 10, 1836, aims to restore hope and direction in Uruguay.
Delgado highlighted the need to safeguard the accomplishments of the Lacalle Pou administration (2020-2025) and urged humility and listening to citizens. The next general elections are scheduled for October 2029, with a handover of power on March 1, 2030.
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